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Our combined knowledge and expertise will enable the Africa Initiative for Governance (AIG) to achieve its goals over time. Our founder and principals are leading figures from business, government, and academic life.
The Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation is a public-sector focused philanthropic organisation founded to improve the lives of Africans through transformed public-service delivery and access to quality primary healthcare. The Foundation is currently working with the Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG) to develop the Aig-Imoukhuede Public Sector Index which seeks to measure the impact of public sector activities on the overall productivity and economic growth of the Nigerian economy and on the wellbeing of its citizens.
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As part of its work to facilitate the transformation of the Nigerian public sector, the Measuring Performance Thematic Working Group (MPTG) of Governance and Institutions Policy Commission (GIPC) of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) in conjunction with the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation, seeks to create a Nigerian public sector index.
Public sector activities influence a country’s performance via two means - directly, through the level and changes of productivity within the public sector, and indirectly, by enabling enhanced productivity in the private sector. Public sector activities therefore have a direct influence on a country’s key economic and social indicators with research establishing a positive causal relationship between the efficiency of a country’s public sector and its economic and social development (OECD, 2001).
One of the ways increased efficiency in a country’s public sector can be facilitated is via the provision of information about public sector activities to stakeholders. Access to the right data can inform policy, stimulate research, and encourage informed debate. Indicator reports and indices are indispensable tools in information dissemination as they can present complex data in an accessible format, and they are useful in identifying trends in performance and policies and drawing attention to issues (OECD, 2008).
This assignment is a short-term consultancy to provide research assistance to the lead consultant engaged to conceptualise, design and develop the Aig-Imoukhuede Public Sector Index (APSI) being developed to measure the performance of public sector entities in Nigeria.
Overall Responsibilities
Required Skills and Qualification
The Research Analyst must be a qualified expert, with a demonstrated track record in policy research, public policy analysis, understanding of governance and public administration issues, construction of index methodologies, survey design, data analysis and index development with strong ability to translate raw data into index scores and ranking.
The successful candidate will be expected to work for up to 80 days from January 2022 to November 2022 when the final research is validated based on the approved Lead consultant’s workplan. The selected candidate will be paid a daily rate based on a schedule that will be agreed upon hiring.
The research assistant will carry out this assignment using the hybrid work model. Travels, accommodation, and other incidental expenses incurred exclusively for the project will be reimbursed.
.Interested candidates should submit the following:
a. Cover letter with the applicant’s current contact information including how the candidate’s previous experience matches the project objectives as well as their interest for the position (no longer than two pages).
b. CV with professional references
c. Sample(s) of recent similar assignments - online portfolios and links.
Applications not meeting the above criteria and not including all the above information will not be reviewed. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Interested parties must submit, their applications to kachi.nwachukwu@aigafrica.org copying olowookere.afolabi@aigafrica.org and jeremiah.enoch@aigafrica.org no later than 21st January 2022
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