Description du poste
Background/IRC Summary: ## Expérience The International Rescue Committee (IRC) has operated in Syria since 2012, delivering protection, health, economic recovery, early childhood development and other services across multiple governorates. IRC's longstanding presence, relationships with communities and partners, and experience across sectors provide a strong foundation for adapting its programming to Syria's evolving context. As Syria moves through a period of significant political, economic, social and humanitarian change, IRC is increasingly required to move beyond a predominantly service-delivery model and strengthen its contribution to recovery, resilience, community-led development and systems strengthening. ## Localisation This requires the organization to continuously understand changing needs, risks, capacities and opportunities; listen to communities and partners; generate and interpret evidence; and use learning to influence program design, strategic priorities, resource allocation and organizational decision-making. The METAL function is therefore a strategic organizational function. It is responsible not only for ensuring the quality and integrity of program data, but also for helping IRC understand whether its interventions are relevant, effective, equitable and sustainable, what is changing in the environments in which it works, and how the organization should adapt. Job Overview/Summary: ## Autres informations The METAL Coordinator will provide strategic leadership for Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning across IRC Syria, ensuring evidence and community perspectives inform program and organisational decision-making. The position will lead the development of a country-level METAL and learning function integrated throughout the program cycle, from strategy and assessment through design, implementation, adaptation and close-out. The Coordinator will work across program technical teams, Grants, Finance, Operations, Partnerships and Senior Management to strengthen program quality, evidence use, accountability and adaptive management. A core responsibility will be to build a culture in which evidence, learning and community knowledge are used to challenge assumptions, improve program relevance and effectiveness, inform strategic choices, and support IRC's evolution toward locally led, partnership-oriented and systems-focused progr...