Nutrition International is seeking a skilled Information Management & Reporting Officer (IMRO) to support the implementation and monitoring of the NOURISH Investment, a major maternal nutrition initiative across Africa. This full-time hybrid role is based in Nairobi, Kenya, offering an opportunity to contribute to large-scale nutrition programs that aim to improve maternal health outcomes across the continent.

Overview of Nutrition International

Founded in 1992, Nutrition International is a global organization dedicated to addressing malnutrition through evidence-based nutrition interventions. The organization works with governments, donors, and development partners to design and implement programs that improve nutrition outcomes for vulnerable populations.

Operating in more than 60 countries, primarily across Asia and Africa, Nutrition International focuses on research, policy support, and program integration to strengthen health and nutrition systems. Its work centers on scalable, cost-effective interventions that deliver measurable results.

Key organizational priorities include:

Supporting nutrition research and policy development
Integrating nutrition into broader health and development programs
Strengthening data-driven decision-making in nutrition initiatives
Expanding access to life-saving micronutrient interventions

For over three decades, the organization has worked toward a global vision where everyone is free from malnutrition and able to achieve their full potential.

About the NOURISH Investment

The NOURISH Investment (Nurture the ecosystem, Optimize the market, Unlock financing, Reinforce ANC platforms, Integrate and Scale MMS and Calcium for Healthy Futures) is a multi-country initiative designed to strengthen maternal nutrition platforms across Africa.

The program focuses on the transition from Iron Folic Acid (IFA) supplementation to Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation (MMS) and expanded access to calcium supplements for pregnant women.

Key objectives of the initiative include:

Reaching at least 4 million women with MMS supplementation
Supporting eight African countries with technical assistance
Strengthening regional markets and supporting at least one manufacturer
Establishing a pooled procurement mechanism for supplements
Mobilizing $54.4 million in financing to support program scale-up
Supporting two countries in integrating calcium supplementation
Promoting regional advocacy and policy engagement

As the lead partner of the consortium, Nutrition International provides regional coordination, technical leadership, and guidance to strengthen maternal nutrition data systems and improve decision-making.

Role Overview

The Information Management & Reporting Officer (IMRO) plays a critical role in managing data, reporting systems, and evidence generation for the NOURISH Investment.

Working under the technical guidance of the MEAL Advisor (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning), the IMRO ensures that program data is:

Well-governed
High-quality and reliable
Accessible and interoperable
Actionable for decision-making

The role also involves building data pipelines, maintaining dashboards, producing analytical products, and supporting knowledge management across participating countries.

The IMRO works closely with Technical Assistance Partners (TAPs) to produce timely reports, insights, and dashboards that support program monitoring and accountability.

Key Responsibilities

Data Management and Systems Support

The IMRO supports the collection, validation, and analysis of routine health data across multiple systems.

Responsibilities include:

Cleaning and validating data from platforms such as DHIS2, HMIS, LMIS, and eCHIS
Maintaining standardized monitoring tools and indicator sheets
Tracking KPI data completeness and identifying reporting gaps
Supporting survey implementation through tool versioning and quality checks
Ensuring data alignment with national reporting frameworks

Dashboard Development and Analytics

A major aspect of the role involves developing and maintaining data visualization tools to support real-time program monitoring.

Key tasks include:

Managing grant-level dashboards and analytics systems
Building dynamic visualizations using Power BI, DHIS2, and Tableau
Producing trend analyses, summary tables, and analytical briefs
Ensuring dashboards provide actionable insights for partners
Including quality indicators such as confidence markers and completeness flags

Reporting, Documentation and Data Storytelling

The IMRO is responsible for transforming complex data into clear and engaging reports that inform stakeholders and partners.

Core deliverables include:

Quarterly and annual performance reports
Data-driven narratives and program summaries
Infographics and visual insights for diverse audiences
Slide decks and briefing materials for leadership and partners
Data packs for program reviews and learning sessions

Quality Assurance and Learning Support

The position contributes to strengthening program quality through systematic data reviews and cross-country learning.

Responsibilities include:

Conducting data quality reviews and verification checks
Supporting follow-up with technical partners to resolve data issues
Preparing analytics for cross-country coordination meetings
Maintaining a structured SharePoint repository with version control
Producing Data Quality Assessment (DQA) reports with corrective action tracking

Knowledge Management and Documentation

The IMRO helps operationalize the program’s learning strategy and ensure knowledge sharing across countries.

Key activities include:

Developing an operational evidence and learning calendar
Mapping learning questions to data sources and analysis outputs
Documenting lessons learned, case studies, and system improvements
Producing learning briefs, technical guides, and program documentation

Education and Experience Requirements

Candidates should possess strong expertise in information management, monitoring systems, and data analytics within international development contexts.

Minimum qualifications include:

Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Public Health, Data Science, Statistics, Epidemiology, or a related field
Master’s degree preferred in a relevant discipline
5–7 years of professional experience in information management, MEAL, or data systems
Experience working in global health, nutrition, or international development programs
Familiarity with donor-funded projects and compliance requirements

Preferred technical expertise includes:

Experience with DHIS2, HMIS, LMIS, and eCHIS systems
Dashboard development using Power BI or Tableau
Data quality assessment and results-based management frameworks
Survey data tools such as ODK, KoBoToolbox, or CommCare
Knowledge of SQL, R, or Python for data analysis and ETL processes
Exposure to GIS mapping tools such as QGIS or ArcGIS

Skills and Competencies

The ideal candidate demonstrates strong analytical and communication capabilities while working effectively in multi-country program environments.

Key competencies include:

Advanced data visualization and storytelling skills
Strong attention to detail in metadata, documentation, and audit trails
Stakeholder engagement and facilitation skills
Project management capability in fast-paced environments
Ability to translate data into clear, actionable insights

Benefits and Work Environment

Nutrition International offers a competitive benefits package and a collaborative work environment that supports professional development and staff well-being.

Benefits include:

Competitive salary range: KES 3,708,000 – KES 4,800,000 annually
Health benefits and pension plan
Flexible work arrangements
Paid vacation leave
Professional learning and development opportunities
Wellness and health support programs

The organization promotes equity, diversity, and inclusion, ensuring a safe and accessible workplace for all employees.

Application Details

Location: Nairobi, Kenya (Hybrid)
Contract: 1-Year Fixed Term (Renewable)
Application Deadline: 24 March 2026
Review Process: Applications reviewed on a rolling basis

Candidates are encouraged to apply early to be considered during the initial review rounds.

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