Field Monitoring Specialist (Consultancy) – Sudan

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Apply for the Field Monitoring Specialist consultancy in Sudan with Global Emergency Group. Support humanitarian monitoring in Darfurs and Kordofans. Contract runs Feb–Sep 2026.

Field Monitoring Specialist – Sudan

Organization: Global Emergency Group (GEG)
Location: Sudan (Darfurs and Kordofans)
Contract Type: Consultancy
Contract Duration: February 2026 – 30 September 2026
Compensation: USD 330 per day plus benefits
Application Deadline: 6 February 2026

Overview

Global Emergency Group (GEG), in partnership with Credence Management Solutions, is seeking a Field Monitoring Specialist (FMS) to support third-party monitoring of humanitarian programs in Sudan. This consultancy role focuses on monitoring humanitarian assistance activities and conducting needs assessments in areas affected by complex emergencies, particularly in the Darfurs and Kordofans.

The position supports programming funded by the United States Government and requires in-country presence, extensive field travel, and strong contextual understanding of humanitarian operations in conflict-affected settings.

About Global Emergency Group

Established in 2007, Global Emergency Group is a benefit corporation providing humanitarian support services in more than 52 countries worldwide. GEG works with international organizations, donor governments, NGOs, and local partners to deliver monitoring, emergency response, and operational support to vulnerable communities affected by crisis.

Key Responsibilities

As a Field Monitoring Specialist, you will be responsible for delivering independent monitoring and assessment services, including:

Context Monitoring and Reporting

  • Build and maintain a strong understanding of humanitarian trends, access constraints, and evolving needs across Sudan
  • Track developments affecting humanitarian delivery and partner operations
  • Prepare clear written and verbal reports for client teams following field visits and stakeholder engagements

Monitoring of Humanitarian Programs

  • Maintain regular communication with implementing partners and grantees
  • Conduct site visits to verify project implementation against approved scopes of work
  • Document progress, challenges, access limitations, and beneficiary feedback

Needs Assessments

  • Travel independently to locations with limited access for client staff
  • Assess humanitarian needs in newly affected or rapidly changing crisis areas
  • Share assessment findings with relevant technical and program teams

Data Integrity and Technical Standards

  • Apply client technical standards for monitoring and assessment when feasible
  • Ensure confidentiality, informed consent, and ethical data collection practices
  • Safeguard sensitive information and restrict data sharing to authorized program teams

Required Qualifications

  • Minimum five years of experience in humanitarian or development program monitoring
  • Proven experience working in conflict-affected environments
  • Strong written and spoken English proficiency
  • Ability to travel 50–75% of the time within Sudan
  • Sudanese citizenship (required)

Preferred Qualifications

  • Previous professional experience working in Sudan
  • Demonstrated field monitoring experience
  • Familiarity with U.S. Department of State monitoring approaches
  • Knowledge of local Sudanese languages

Core Competencies

  • Stakeholder Engagement: Professional communication with beneficiaries, partners, and clients
  • Accountability: Strong ownership of responsibilities and adherence to policies
  • Interpersonal Skills: Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams
  • Continuous Learning: Commitment to professional development and knowledge sharing
  • Innovation: Proactive approach to improving monitoring methods and field practices

Working Conditions & Travel

The Field Monitoring Specialist will work remotely from personal living quarters and travel to project and crisis sites using UNHAS flights, helicopters, boats, and partner vehicles. All travel will be conducted in line with security guidance provided by GEG, client teams, and implementing partners. Consultants are responsible for providing their own IT and communication equipment.

Do No Harm & Professional Conduct

All activities under this consultancy must adhere strictly to Do No Harm principles, including:

  • Ethical and trauma-sensitive data collection
  • Protection of participant confidentiality and informed consent
  • Conflict-sensitive engagement in all fieldwork

GEG maintains a zero-tolerance policy for harassment, abuse, discrimination, or unprofessional conduct. Violations may result in immediate termination of the consultancy.

Equal Opportunity Statement

Global Emergency Group is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. Recruitment decisions are based solely on qualifications, merit, and operational requirements, without discrimination of any kind.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit the following documents in English:

  • Updated CV
  • Motivation letter

Email: talent@globalemergencygroup.com
Subject Line: Field Monitoring Specialist – Sudan
Deadline: 6 February 2026

Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted, and references will be requested following interviews.

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