World University Service of Canada Baseline Study Enumerator Jobs in Uganda

Purpose of the Baseline Study

The process of developing the Baseline Study is part of the Project Implementation Plan (PIP), which provides an early opportunity for project partners to collaborate and begin putting in place a results-based monitoring, evaluation, research and learning (MERL) plan for the project.

Specific baseline values must be provided for all relevant indicators in the PMF as early as possible in the project’s lifecycle. Baseline data will then be used to inform the establishment of realistic and achievable targets, and provide a point of reference against which progress on or towards the achievement of outcomes can be monitored and evaluated.

The main research questions to be answered by the Baseline Study are:

● What is the state of poor and marginalised youth’s social and economic well-being in the six countries at the start of the project (particularly young women)?

● What are the project partners’ capacities to deliver inclusive, gender responsive, innovative and environmentally sustainable programming to vulnerable youth, in response to their needs, at the start of the project?

● What is the state of the enabling environment for sustainable economic opportunities for youth (particularly young women) in the six project countries?

● What is the current level of Canadians’ engagement in Canada’s sustainable development efforts?

Key Activities and Deliverables

The overall methodology and approach for the baseline studies will be established and detailed by the Lead Consultant (based internationally), who will work with a Lead Enumerator and 2-3 Enumerators in each country to adapt data collection tools, execute data collection, clean and analyse data, report on results and validate results with local partners.

It is anticipated that the following data collection methods will be utilised to establish the project baselines:

Literature search and document review
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Key informant interviews (primary data)

Facilitated small group or focus group discussions (primary data)

Household survey (primary data)

The key activities and deliverables expected from the Enumerators for this assignment are as follows:

Pre-Enumeration Phase

● Attend enumerator’s training, including project and partner orientation/introductions

● Receive enumeration materials and equipment from the Lead Enumerator (in-country) and Lead Consultant (international)

● Participate in the development of an enumeration schedule

Enumeration Phase

● Implement

household sample criteria and locate sample selection

● Conduct interviews, focus group discussions and surveys as per approved schedule

● Record responses as guided by the Lead Enumerator and Consultant

● Comply with research and quality requirements as provided by the Lead Enumerator

● Obtain local permissions from local/community leaders

Post-Enumeration Phase

● Clean and process data according to guidelines provided by Lead Enumerator and Lead Consultant

● Participate in data analysis and produce reports as guided by the Lead Enumerator and Consultant

● Ensure that all data collection results and equipment are accounted for

● Turn over all literature and materials used to the Lead Consultant

● Participate in and summarize results of the validation workshop with partners and Lead Consultant

Qualifications of Enumerators

● Minimum of 2 years of experience in administering surveys, collecting data and producing quality reports, preferably for international non-profit organizations

● Highly organized individual, capable of handling multiple priorities, meeting deadlines, and managing time effectively

● Demonstrated experience in data collection and analysis for baseline or end line studies including proven experience in sampling and mixed methods approaches

● Demonstrated experience in quantitative and qualitative data analysis

● Experience in utilizing technology tools and software such as ODK Collect is strongly preferred

● Outstanding communications, writing, and research skills

● Fluency in English is mandatory and other languages of project country is required

● Ability to produce high quality work under tight timeframes

Remuneration

Successful candidates will be paid $50 for each of the 26 days worked and no other benefits will be attached to this position.

WUSC will also meet costs for transport and communication necessary for the execution of this assignment.

How to Apply

For more information and job application details, see; World University Service of Canada Baseline Study Enumerator Jobs in Uganda

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