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Since 1979, we have helped people grappling with the toughest hardships survive - and then thrive. That’s the heart of our approach: We help communities turn crisis into opportunity. Throughout our history, Mercy Corps has demonstrated innovation, timeliness and the ability to adapt quickly to changing realities.
Introduction
Mercy Corps has been present in Nigeria since 2012, focusing its interventions on adolescent girls’ empowerment, economic development and conflict mitigation. With the insurgency spilling over from the Northeast of Nigeria and causing displacement of millions of individuals, Mercy Corps started its humanitarian response in 2014 to address the rising humanitarian needs. Now with peace gradually returning to Benue, Ebonyi, Niger, and Kebbi States and The FCT, the moment is right to build on the significant humanitarian investments and move towards an integrated market systems development approach that will drive inclusive economic recovery and ensure peace gains are maintained and improved upon.
Rationale
Mercy Corps is implementing a five-year United States Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded Feed the Future Nigeria Rural Resilience Activity (RRA) in Northeast Nigeria. RRA aims to sustainably move people out of chronic vulnerability and poverty. Feed the Future Nigeria Rural Resilience Activity will enable individuals and communities to engage in strong and sustainable market systems rather than continuing to rely on humanitarian assistance and faltering with each new shock. To achieve this purpose, the Activity will have four components and four cross cutting elements.
Conducting constant research and analysis to understand the dynamics created because of our interventions shape our programming and assists Mercy Corps to make evidence-based decisions. Making course corrections is at the core of our programmatic approach to improve an adaptive learning process. Mercy Corps Nigeria, (Humanitarian, Early Recovery and Development) will continuously commission series of quantitative and qualitative data collection on program activities across multiple sectors (Livelihood, Wash, Cash Transfers, Shelter, Protection, Conflict Management, Peacebuilding, Agriculture etc.) which will range from;
Household or Individual surveys (baseline, midterm and or end line)
Market Price Monitoring
Data Entry
These will employ numerous techniques including structured survey questionnaires for individuals and businesses or institutions, Focus group discussions, Key informant interviews and any other methodologies that are relevant for the specific project scope.
Objective of the Enumerators Assignment
The field enumerators will be primarily responsible for collecting qualitative and quantitative field data and data entry using digital platforms (e.g. CommCare). They have direct contact with households and have a great bearing on the quality of data collected and ultimately on the quality of data output.
Note: Enumerators would undergo training on the specific tools to be used for each assignment before deploying to the field. Different criteria, which range from skills, experience in research and data collection, availability, knowledge of program technical areas, contextual understanding, and familiarity with the local language of defined data collection area would be the criteria for selection of enumerators for an assignment.
Role of the Enumerator
Organizational Support
Eligibility Criteria
Selection Criteria
Contract Duration
The contract with the enumerator will be for 12 (twelve) months from September 1, 2021 – July 31, 2022. Mercy Corps will only pay for the actual days of enumerators' work.
Payment for Services
Mercy Corps will pay the sum of NGN 7,000 daily for each day of work and NGN 8,000 for transcription of audio files. In addition, any enumerator accommodated by Mercy Corps during the period of data collection will be entitled to NGN 2,500 daily to cover for feeding during the accommodation.
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV to: ng-consultancy@mercycorps.org using the position as subject of email.
CV will be reviewed on rolling basis, meaning that as CVs are submitted the team will begin reviewing and conducting interviews even before that deadline date for submission of application.
Enumerators will be hired on a 6-month contract basis however they only be paid based on days worked, meaning that, enumerators are only paid when they are engaged by the Rural Resilience Activity team within the period of the contract.
Method of Application- All Applications should have the subject “RRA ENUMERATORS WITH STATE OF RESIDENCE IN BRACKET”
Submission Deadline- Wednesday 8th September 2021 by 2pm.
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