State Lead- Learning, Monitoring & Evaluation (LME), Meghalaya

Role: State Lead- Learning, Monitoring & Evaluation (LME), Meghalaya
Experience: 8-10 years
Salary: Up to 15-20 LPA
Noted: Local candidates from Meghalaya or the Northeast region will be preferred.

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Key Responsibilities

1. Lead & Strengthen Data-Driven Decision-Making

• Serve as the state lead for implementing the LME vision, ensuring alignment with national strategy and state priorities.

• Steward state-specific frameworks, defining outputs, outcomes, and indicators.

• Drive real-time monitoring of program data to ensure accuracy and usability.

• Lead mixed-methods research and longitudinal assessments in partnership with government stakeholders.

• Develop high-quality learning briefs to inform internal strategy and external policy.

2. Build & Strengthen Data Systems

• Design and maintain robust databases and dashboards (Google Sheets, app-based, or web) to track state progress.

• Collaborate with government partners (SCERT, DIETS, etc.) to improve data access and ownership.

• Uphold ethical standards and quality assurance protocols for all field data collection.

• Manage state LME budgets, including planning and procurement tracking.

3. Capacity Building & Leadership

• Train state leadership and government partners to interpret and act on data.

• Design and deliver workshops focused on program improvement through data.

• Provide coaching and leadership to team members.

• Lead donor and impact reporting, contributing state-level insights to proposals and storytelling.

4. Strategic Contributions

• Represent the LME function in state reviews and innovation pilots.

• Stay updated on emerging practices in adolescent and school-based well-being.

• Contribute to an overall culture of adaptive programming and continuous learning.

Skills Required:

• Experience: 8–10 years of expertise in designing and implementing LME frameworks within the education, public health, or social impact sectors.

• Education: Masters degree required; an $M.Phil$ or $PhD$ is preferred.

• Skills: * Proven ability to lead large-scale evaluations and manage government stakeholder partnerships.

  • Strong grounding in both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.

  • Proficiency with data platforms and the ability to translate data into strategic insights.

• Mindset: A systems perspective and a deep commitment to the well-being of children and educators.

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Hiring Note: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. This job is first posted on Feb 27, 2026, on Ground Zero

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