JOB DESCRIPTION

Assignment Purpose: 

The enumerator and data entry is primarily responsible for collecting and entering field data, they have direct contact with respondents and have a great bearing on the quality of the collected data, entered and ultimately on the quality of the output; Based on that and under the supervision of the MEAL Officer and MEAL assistants with technical support from MEAL coordinator, the post holder should perform the following tasks:

• Conduct Interviews with the respondents in the field in targeted areas.
• Collect and entry all assessments data (Baseline/endline, needs assessments, satisfaction surveys, and Post distribution monitoring).
• Conduct gender and social inclusion including disability inclusion.
• Attend enumerators and data entries training courses
• Receive the data collection materials and e-link of the form from SCI s assigned staff
• Comply with the requirements necessary for conducting interviews and data entry successful
• Prepare daily, weekly and activity progress report.
• Ensure that the collected data is accurate and complete
• Print all field questionnaires and ensure all documents are archived.
• Working closely in cooperation and coordination manner with projects staff to ensure good quality for the project activities.
• Facilitate the process of distributions and respond to any /suggestions from the beneficiaries as well as during distribution monitoring (DDM).
• Support program staff as needed.
• Doing re-verification for the final list of beneficiaries.
• Compliance with data integrity and security policies
• Maintain contact with the supervisor and provide regular updates on progress
• Ability to ask questions in different ways.

Essential Requirements:

• An appropriate university degree or a secondary school qualification
• Computer skills preferable in MS Office programs, particularly Excel.
• Good command in kobo and google forms.
• Work experience at the field level in data collection, entry, validation, and analysis with an NGO is preferred.
• Good English language is preferable.
• Very good communication skills.
• Previous experience of at least one year in data collections for multiple sectors, food security and livelihood, WASH, health and nutrition, education, and child protection programs.
• Previous involvement in baseline/endline surveys, needs assessments, PDM, and satisfaction surveys.
• Ability to travel within targeted districts.
• Ability to conduct house-to-house interviews, HHs, KII individual interviews, and FGD focus group discussions.

 

Terms and Conditions

• The ToR holder should not work regular working hours and it depends on the tasks given (could be less hours).
• The ToR holder should not work 5 days a week with maximum 14 days per a month.
• The payment should be outlined in the TOR as (per day) can be paid either weekly.
• Daily achievement report and attendance sheet/service completion note should be signed and attached to the payment request.

Application Information:

Please attach a copy of your CV and cover letter with your application, and include details of your current remuneration and salary expectations.  A copy of the full role profile can be found at www.savethechildren.net/careers/apply

 

“Save the Children is an equal opportunity employer. Women are strongly encouraged to apply”