
Vacancy checked 1 November 2026: Plan International advertises research and monitoring roles individually, rather than through a single global research intake. The current example below has its own requirements. Check the official vacancy before applying.
Current verified opportunity
Plan International Pilipinas lists a Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning Officer for its CAAT 3 project in Tacloban City, Philippines. The advert, dated 28 October 2026, has an Apply now link. The project-based role runs until September 2029 and includes fieldwork.
Responsibilities cover studies and assessments, project monitoring, databases, reporting, learning reviews and partner capacity-building. Applicants need a relevant degree—such as Social Sciences, Statistics, Social Work or Community Development—five years in development and three years in research, M&E, planning or community-development programmes. Survey/research design, data analysis, knowledge management, stakeholder experience and communication skills are required. Participatory, gender-responsive and child-centred approaches are advantageous.
Flexible working arrangements and compensation under local terms are stated; no amount, visa sponsorship or worldwide remote arrangement is confirmed. No application deadline is displayed. Safeguarding checks apply.
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Summary
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