Learning, Knowledge Management & Reporting Officer

About the role

The Report, Learning & Knowledge Management Officer supports Save the Children Côte d'Ivoire in strengthening organizational learning, knowledge management, evidence use and donor reporting quality. The post-holder contributes to the Country Learning Agenda, coordinates donor reporting, generates and shares lessons learned and works with Programme Operations, PDQ, MEAL and Business Development teams. The role has no direct programme management responsibilities and carries Safeguarding Level 3 requirements.

Key responsibilities

• Support the Country Learning Agenda, collect and share lessons learned, best practices and innovations, and run learning events and after-action reviews
• Develop learning briefs, case studies, success stories and knowledge products, and help package evidence for donor engagement and resource mobilization
• Coordinate donor reporting: set calendars and deadlines, consolidate inputs from programme, MEAL, finance and operations teams, track commitments and maintain a central archive of reports
• Support proposal development, portfolio analysis and periodic learning summaries
• Report safeguarding concerns, follow the anti-fraud, anti-corruption and anti-bribery policy, and respect the Code of Conduct

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in International Development, Social Sciences, Statistics, M&E, Knowledge Management, Communications, Education or a related field
• At least 3 years of experience in programme reporting, MEAL, knowledge management, programme quality or learning functions
• Experience coordinating reports for institutional donors and writing, editing and reviewing reports and knowledge products
• Strong written English and French, analytical and organizational skills, and ability to handle multiple priorities
• Desirable: previous international NGO experience, familiarity with Save the Children systems, knowledge of major donor reporting requirements, and experience with knowledge management platforms

Required skills

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Collaboration across multidisciplinary teams

Basic salary ranges from XOF 513,702 to 719,183 per month, depending on responsibility, experience and internal equity. Applications close on 17 November 2026; only shortlisted candidates are contacted.