Consultancy for Enrich Third Party Monitoring at Action Against Hunger | ACF-International

About Action Against Hunger | ACF-International

Action Against Hunger is an international humanitarian organization that has been leading the global fight against hunger and malnutrition among the most vulnerable populations in northern Nigeria since 2010. Through an integrated and multi-sectoral program approach, ACF delivers lifesaving assistance addressing water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), nutrition and health, food security and livelihood, and social protection needs of internally displaced persons, refugees, migrants, and host communities.

Context and Challenge

ACF's global strategic plan encourages partnership, mobilization, and coordination in line with the US Department of State's Localization strategy, focusing on fostering and improving the capacity of local partnerships for sustainable humanitarian intervention. This commitment aligns with ACF's remote management strategy, which is crucial given ongoing security challenges in the region.

The implementation of project activities in selected Local Government Areas (LGAs) within Borno state is hindered by attacks, abductions, killings, and illegal vehicle checkpoints established by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs). This has impacted humanitarian access to certain LGAs including Gubio, Kada, Magumeri, and Mobbar.

Position Overview

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated professional to serve as a Third Party Monitoring Consultant. The main objective of this initiative is to ensure routine, robust, unbiased, and comprehensive monitoring of ENRICH program activities in Gubio, Kaga, and Magumeri LGAs of Borno state.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct routine monitoring of project implementations by BOWDI, YIPDI, SCI/EYN, and Ministry of Health (MOH)
• Provide real-time updates on project activities
• Ensure activities are implemented to the highest quality standards
• Provide oversight in areas where direct ACF supervision is limited due to security constraints and access challenges