NFWP Data Analyst Consultant at Jhpiego - John Hopkins University

Reports To: Project Director
Duration: 45 Working Days (Between December 2021 - June 2022)

Overview of the Project

• The world bank funded Nigeria for Women Project has awarded JhpiegCoorporation, a contract tmap precise information on the services available for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) in Niger, Kebbi and Taraba States. This state-wide mapping exercise will be carried out in 21 LGAs in Kebbi, 25 LGAs in Niger and 16 LGAs in Taraba States respectively.
• The Nigeria For Women Project works timprove the living conditions of Nigerian women by promoting diversified growth and job creation with its cardinal areas focused on reforming the power sector, enhancing agricultural productivity, and increasing access tfinance.
• Hence, having a detailed mapping of services available tsurvivors of gender-based violence is critical ta robust response tGBV and the project plans ttake all necessary measures taddress GBV should it arise in the course of project implementation.
• Hence, the goal of this assignment is tcarry out a GBV services provider mapping of formal (medical care, safe accommodation, psychosocial counseling, police protection and/or legal advice) and informal resources and/or services (community-based organizations (CBO), e.g. existing women’s groups; trusted individuals, such as people whhave been champions tspeak out about positive male norms, and the unacceptability of GBV.

Overall Responsibilities

• Lead the analysis of data and information (qualitative and quantitative) from the field work and prepare the data assessment report.

Specific Responsibilities:
Working closely with the Project Director and other technical staff assigned to:

• Participate in data collection training for data collectors and field testing of the tools.
• Remotely supervise the field work in the twstates of implementation. (via a whatsapp group).
• Prepare and share code book and dummy tables.
• Participate in data review, analysis and report writing workshop in Niger, Taraba and Kebbi.
• Lead the study data analysis and report writing for the data assessment.
• Lead the development of GBV Services Referral Directories, Referral Maps and Pathway for each of the states.

Qualifications

• An Advanced Degree in Sociology, Medical or Health Sciences Research or Biostatistics is required.
• Prior experience leading or supporting similar research projects is an advantage
• Minimum of five years’ experience in qualitative and quantitative research methods, community surveys, data analysis and good publication track records are desirable
• Excellent communications and interpersonal skills are essential
• Good spoken and written English
• Ability tmulti-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.
• Knowledge of ArcGIS is an added advantage.

Deliverables:
Your specific deliverables are:

• Activity report detailing work done and recommendations including:
  • Statistical analysis of available data
  • Code books and dummy tables.
  • Interpretation of analyzed data (quantitative and qualitative)
  • Draft Report of assessment in the three states.
  • GBV Referral Maps and Referral Directories
  • Location Anticipated and Duration.
  • Abuja and in consultant place of residence as may be needed.