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The MEAL Coordinator is accountable to the Information Support Manager for internal HR and administrative management, ensuring compliance with organisational policies and procedures. The role is directly accountable to the UK MEAL Team for the development and implementation of MEAL strategy, prioritisation of workloads, and the effective delivery of MEAL objectives across the organisation.
Working closely with the Senior MEAL Coordinator, programme teams, and the UK MEAL Team, the postholder will support the implementation of agreed targeted monitoring visits, plans, frameworks, and reporting requirements, ensuring that MEAL activities are delivered in line with organisational priorities and standards.
The role will play a pivotal part in ensuring that programme implementation is informed by robust evidence and data, that beneficiaries' voices and feedback are systematically captured and acted upon, and that learning is effectively generated, shared, and applied to improve programme quality, effectiveness, impact, accountability, and organisational learning.
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About the organization

The Gurkha Welfare Trust Nepal (GWT(N)) is the field arm of The Gurkha Welfare Trust UK, a registered charitable Trust working particularly for the ex-Gurkha Veterans and their communities across Nepal. It is a charitable institution, established and registered in the UK in 1969. The GWT(N) ensures that Gurkha veterans, their widows and their wider communities are able to live their lives with dignity. We achieve this primarily through the provision of financial, medical and community aid.