WVV Special Project Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Coordinator – RISE Project
World Vision International in Viet Nam (WVIV) is recruiting a Special Project Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEAL) Coordinator for the RISE Project, a multi-year initiative focused on reducing vulnerability to human trafficking and unsafe migration in Vietnam.
This is a full-time, local fixed-term position based in Vietnam, with locations listed in Quan Tay Ho, Hanoi; Thi Tran Khe Xanh, Huyen Huong Hoa; Huyen Dakrong; and Tuyen Minh. The application deadline is 22 November 2026. The position is part of World Vision’s work supporting vulnerable children, families and communities through development, humanitarian and advocacy programmes.
About the RISE Project
World Vision International in Viet Nam is implementing the RISE Project in partnership with Hagar International in Vietnam and UNODC. The project will operate across Quang Tri, Nghe An and Ha Tinh Provinces over 30 months from 2026 to 2029.
Funded by the UK Home Office Modern Slavery Fund, the project is being delivered through a consortium of international and national partners. It aims to reduce vulnerability to human trafficking and unsafe migration by strengthening prevention, protection, survivor reintegration and partnership systems.
World Vision leads implementation in Quang Tri and Ha Tinh Provinces, working with government agencies, communities, employers, vocational institutions and other partners to deliver integrated, survivor-centred interventions.
Role of the MEAL Coordinator
The Special Project MEAL Coordinator will coordinate project implementation and the monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning processes supporting the RISE Project.
The position is responsible for ensuring that project teams generate quality evidence, effective reporting and actionable learning to support achievement of the project’s intended outcomes for people affected by modern slavery.
A major part of the role involves coordinating the project MEAL plan, indicators, data collection tools and reporting systems. The coordinator will conduct data-quality checks, analyse project performance against targets and outcomes, and identify trends, gaps, risks and areas requiring corrective action.
The successful candidate will also support baseline and endline studies, assessments, evaluations and other learning activities, while facilitating reflection sessions and ensuring lessons learned are documented and applied.
Project Coordination and Reporting
Beyond MEAL responsibilities, the coordinator will support day-to-day project coordination. This includes tracking workplans, activity schedules, deliverables, milestones and timelines.
The role will consolidate information from project teams and partners for donor and management reporting and prepare narrative reports, progress updates, presentations and other project documentation.
Maintaining project trackers, following up on outstanding actions and supporting project meetings, reviews and planning workshops will also form part of the position.
The coordinator will help ensure that important project decisions, actions and lessons are properly documented.
Partnership and Stakeholder Engagement
The position will work closely with project partners and stakeholders, supporting joint planning, review and learning activities.
The MEAL Coordinator will facilitate information sharing between stakeholders and contribute to workshops, consultations and stakeholder meetings. The role may also support partner capacity strengthening in MEAL, reporting and evidence-based project management.
Project administration and compliance are also important. Responsibilities include maintaining project records and databases, supporting procurement and logistics, monitoring compliance with donor requirements and tracking project risks and mitigation measures.
Because the project involves sensitive information relating to vulnerable populations and modern slavery, the successful candidate must ensure appropriate protection and handling of project and participant data.
Requirements
Applicants should have at least four years of relevant practical experience, preferably with an international NGO, in project coordination, MEAL, programme monitoring, research, reporting or a related field.
Experience in development, humanitarian, human rights, child protection or anti-modern slavery programmes is an advantage.
Candidates should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, Development Studies, Monitoring & Evaluation, Statistics, Public Policy, International Development or a related discipline.
Strong knowledge of MEAL, results-based management and project cycle management is required, together with strong data analysis, report-writing and documentation skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, is important. Experience with Kobo Toolbox, Power BI or similar tools would be an advantage.
How to Apply
This opportunity is suited to professionals who combine strong monitoring and evaluation skills with project coordination, research, reporting and stakeholder engagement experience.
Job Title: Special Project Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Coordinator – RISE Project
Organisation: World Vision International in Viet Nam
Location: Vietnam
Contract: Local Fixed Term
Work Type: Full-time
Project: RISE Project
Closing Date: 22 November 2026
