Jhpiego crée et fournit des solutions de soins de santé transformatrices qui sauvent des vies. Jhpiego est une ONG internationale de santé publique à but non lucratif, affiliée à l’Université Johns Hopkins de Baltimore aux Etats-Unis, qui travaille à améliorer la santé des femmes et des familles à travers le monde.
Poste 1 : Data Collector- Consultant (Ebonyi and Sokoto)
Overview
The “MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership” (MCGL), is a four-year USAID funded project led by Jhpiego in consortium partnership with Save the Children, PACT and The Manhoff Group (TMG). The project focuses on Prevention and Mitigation of the consequences of violence against women and girls and addressing possible drivers of Forced Early and Child Marriage (CEFM) and will be implemented in Sokoto and Ebonyi States, to address four technical areas such as Sexual violence (SV), Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), CEFM and Early adoption of family planning.
One of the key prevention interventions implemented by the project is SASA Together. “SASA!” means “NOW!” in Kiswahili, emphasizing the urgent need to prevent violence against women. “Together” emphasizes that change is possible with collaboration, support and solidarity. SASA! is a groundbreaking community mobilization approach developed by Raising Voices (Uganda) for preventing violence against women. It is a proven strategy that has worked in countries like Tanzania, Sudan and Rwanda. It is a uniquely designed to address a core driver of violence against women and unpacks the imbalance of power between women and men, girls and boys. It is a strategy that inspires and enables communities to rethink and reshape social norms.
SASA! Together is implemented in phases i.e. START, AWARENESS, SUPPORT and ACTION. Sequel to the implementation of the start phase, the project is in the process of moving to the next phase which is awareness and will be conducting an assessment to ‘unpack’ progress made so far with respect to the start phase and findings will also be used as baseline for the awareness phase.
Therefore, the project seeks qualified data collectors (community level expereince – surveys and FGDs) to collect data across the implementation LGAs in Sokoto and Ebonyi respectively.
Responsibilities
Overall Responsibility
Collect data (qualitative and quantitatve) in Sokoto and Ebonyi LGAs, specifically Binji (Maikulki and Bunkari), Ilela (Kalmalo & Ilela Gari), Ezza North (Ezzekwetekwe/Ogbuinyagu) and Ebonyi (Nkaleke Echara-Ndiebor & Nkaleke Echara-Unuhu).
Data collection preparation
- Participate in pre-assessment training
- Ensure required tools, consent forms are completely signed.
- Management of Tablets that will be utilized to record interviews and assessments.
Data collection
- Visit assigned communities
- Pay advocacy visits to Community gate keepers to solicit their support and necessary information
- Collect data using REDCAP and ensure to send to Jhpiego server on a daily basis.
- Facilitate focus group discussions (FGDs)
- Store all audio recordings securely on project tablets/phones
- Deliver audio recordings to MCGL Study Team in a secure manner
Quality Assurance of Data Cleaning
- Coordinate with implementation team to ensure consistency and quality of interview transcripts in English.
- Respond to any follow-up requests from MCGL study Team related to data collection or data cleaning.
Deliverables:
- Completed FGDs
- Completed surveys, in line with target given.
- Completed Quantitative interviews received on Jhpiego server
- Completed Transcripts of all interviews
Required Qualifications
- Minimum of BSc in Social Sciences/development studies/gender studies or its equivalent.
- Minimum of 2 years experience in qualitative/quantitative data collection, specifically conducting in-depth interviews and experience in probing for clearer answers.
- Experience using electronic data collection softwares
- Strong interpersonal skills and communication skills, initiative, patience and problem-solving abilities, diplomacy and good judgment.
- Good time management skills and ability to work under pressure with little or no supervision.
- Excellent report writing skills in English.
- Familiarity with gender and gender-based violence programming is desirable and will be an added advantage
- Must be resident and have good working knowledge of the State and LGAs of interest.
- Understanding of local language will be an added advantage.
Poste 2 : Data Analyst -Consultant (Abuja)
Overview
The “MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership” (MCGL), is a four-year USAID funded project led by Jhpiego in consortium partnership with Save the Children, PACT and The Manhoff Group (TMG). The project focuses on Prevention and Mitigation of the consequences of violence against women and girls and addressing possible drivers of Forced Early and Child Marriage (CEFM) and will be implemented in Sokoto and Ebonyi States, to address four technical areas such as Sexual violence (SV), Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), CEFM and Early adoption of family planning.
MCGL is currently implementing several community response activities including Survivor Advocacy, SASA Together, amongst others.
Responsibilities
Lead the analysis of data and information (qualitative and quantitatve) from the community work and prepare the data assessment report.
Specific Responsibilities
Working closely with the MEL Advisor and other MCGL technical staff assigned, the Data Analyst will:
- Participate in data collection training for data collectors and field testing of the tools.
- Remotely supervise the field work in the two states of implementation(Sokoto and Ebonyi)
- Prepare and share code book and dummy tables.
- Participate in data review, analysis and report writing workshop in Abuja (where applicable)
- Lead the study data analysis and report writing for the data assessment.
Deliverables
Acitivity report detailing work done and recommendations including:
- Statistical analysis of available data
- Code books and dummy tables
- Intepretation of analysed data (quantitative and qualitative)
- Draft Report of assessments
Required Qualifications
- A Masters degree in Sociology, medical or health sciences research or biostatistics is required
- Prior experience leading or supporting similar research projects is an advantage
- Experinece in qualitative and quantitative research methods, community surveys and good publication track records are desirable
- Excellent communications and interpersonal skills are essential
- Good spoken and written English
- Ability to multi-task and meet deadlines at short notice
- Excellent report writing skills
- Familiarity with international donors and social development report writing requirements will be an added advantage
- Good computer skills and competence with data analysis softwares including SPSS, STATA, Atlas.ti, R is desirable.
- Knolwedge of ArcGIS is an added advantage.
Consultancy Fee: N50,000 per day.
