Accountability, Analysis and Evidence (MEAL) Coordinator

About the role

The ICRC is looking for experienced Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) professionals to join a roster of coordinators in its Accountability, Analysis and Evidence Unit, for rotating deployments of typically 18 months in ICRC countries of operation. The unit supports decision-making on prioritization and resource allocation and integrates community perspectives into assessments and monitoring so that ICRC programmes remain accountable to people affected by conflict.

As coordinator, you will lead the delegation's accountability, analysis and evidence function, coordinating a multidisciplinary team and working with operational programmes so that humanitarian decisions are informed by robust analysis and community feedback.

Key responsibilities

• Lead the strategic use of GIS and spatial analysis for prioritization, access analysis and humanitarian planning
• Lead context analysis, situation monitoring and assessments, combining qualitative and quantitative approaches
• Advise on turning assessment insights and community input into response design
• Support theories of change and monitoring frameworks, and oversee feedback mechanisms and their analysis
• Facilitate learning and adaptive programming, and strengthen data quality and ethics
• Define country-level AAE strategies and manage a team of AAP, M&E, feedback, data and GIS analysts
• Collaborate with ICRC programmes and delegation management, and engage with Movement partners and country clusters

Required profile

• Advanced university degree in a relevant field such as humanitarian action, economics, social sciences, sociology, anthropology, political science, statistics, GIS or a related discipline
• At least 10 years of professional experience, including at least two years in international field locations and in leadership roles; familiarity with the Red Cross/Red Crescent movement is an asset
• Proven experience in accountability to affected people, community engagement, monitoring and evaluation, needs assessments, vulnerability analysis and GIS
• Demonstrated experience leading multidisciplinary teams
• Good health, a driving licence (manual transmission) and willingness to accept unaccompanied postings for at least the first 24 months
• Professional proficiency in English (C1); French, Arabic, Spanish or Russian is an advantage

Required skills

• Qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis
• Accountability to Affected People, monitoring, evaluation and learning
• GIS and data analytics
• Communication, stakeholder engagement and influencing

Assignment length is 18 months, full-time, with a starting date depending on operational needs; the application deadline is 8 November 2026.