Job Openings at Social Impact

Scope of Work

• Data analysis with infographics.

Project Objective

• USAID/Nigeria has engaged the MEL Support Activity to conduct an external final performance evaluation of a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Activity. This Activity focuses on reforming State Water Board (SWB) governance toward cost-recovery, increasing investment in infrastructure, and expanding access to water and sanitation to large unserved and underserved populations.
• The primary purpose of this final performance evaluation is to determine whether USAID’s assistance achieved stated development objectives, and to understand the lessons learned from the Activity. It is intended to provide an independent examination of the overall progress and accomplishments of the Activity.

Timeline:

• November 2021 - March 2022 (The estimated start date will be November 1, 2021. The evaluation is expected to last until March 2022, and the estimated level of effort (LOE) will be 15 days, maximum).

Position Description

• We seek a Data Analyst to provide support and short-term technical assistance for the E-WASH Activity Final Performance Evaluation for the Nigeria Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Support Activity.

Responsibilities
The Data Analyst will be engaged for a maximum of 15 days based on the determination of the extent of secondary data for analysis and the extent of data collected. The duties will include:

• Review the protocol, interview guides and survey instruments to better understand the key aspects of the evaluation and the data collected;
• Review of secondary data and supporting documents from a variety of sources
• Review and understand the sample size and sampling strategy for various respondent groups;
• Prepare a data analysis plan in collaboration with the evaluation team and SI for review and feedback;
• Based on the feedback, adjust the analysis plan;
• Carry out data cleaning including but not limited to merging data whenever necessary;
• Under the guidance of the supervisor and the evaluation Team Leader, support both qualitative and quantitative data analysis across the evaluation questions
• Arrange for and participate in virtual group meeting in collaboration with Social Impact/MEL Support Activity.
• Produce highly visual infographic deliverables outlining key evaluation findings.

Qualifications
The candidate is expected to have the following qualifications:

• 3-5 years’ hands-on experience in data collection in the urban WASH/utility sector and related work is required.
• Excellent written and oral communications skills in English language. Must also understand at least one of either Hausa, Ibo or Yoruba local languages.
• Proficiency in qualitative coding and STATA is a must. Ability to do basic infographics and use other qualitative and qualitative analysis tools is an advantage.
• Ability to produce high quality work under tight timeframes;
• Ability to work as a team player; and
• He / She should have participated in similar assignments involving data collection and surveys of international donor funded projects particularly in Nigeria.

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Scope of Work

• Data analysis with infographics.

Project Objective

• USAID/Nigeria has engaged the MEL Support Activity to conduct an external Midterm Performance Evaluation of an agribusiness activity. This Activity aims to strengthen the enabling environment for agribusiness finance and investment by broadening access to finance by mitigating the credit risks of agribusinesses; promoting and facilitating investment opportunities for agribusinesses to expand and scale up operations; and sustainably enhancing the performance of agribusiness micro, small and medium sized enterprises.
• The primary purpose of this mid-term performance evaluation is to determine whether the assistance is meeting the stated development objectives, and to understand the lessons learned from this particular Activity in Nigeria. It is intended to provide an independent examination of the overall progress and accomplishments of the Activity. 

Timeline:

• The estimated start date will be November 1, 2021. The evaluation is expected to last until March 2022, and the estimated level of effort (LOE) will be 15 days, maximum.

Position Description

• We seek a Data Analyst to provide support and short term technical assistance for the Feed the Future Agribusiness Investment Activity Mid Term Performance Evaluation for the Nigeria Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Support Activity.

Responsibilities
The Data Analyst will be engaged for a maximum of 15 days based on the final number of evaluation respondents and the extent of data collected. The duties will include:

• Review the protocol and survey instruments to better understand the key aspects of the evaluation and the data collected;
• Review and understand the sample size and sampling strategy for various respondent groups;
• Prepare a data analysis plan in collaboration with the evaluation team and SI for review and feedback;
• Based on the feedback, adjust the analysis plan;
• Carry out data cleaning whenever necessary;
• Under the guidance of the supervisor and the evaluation Team Leader, support both qualitative and quantitative data analysis across the evaluation questions
• Arrange for and participate in virtual group meeting in collaboration with Social Impact/MEL Support Activity.
• Produce highly visual infographic deliverables outlining key evaluation findings.

Qualifications
The candidate is expected to have the following qualifications:

• 3-5 years’ hands-on experience in data collection in Agricultural sector and related work is required.
• Excellent written and oral communications skills in English language. Must also understand at least one of either Hausa, Ibo or Yoruba local languages.
• Proficiency in qualitative coding and STATA is a must. Ability to do basic infographics and use other qualitative and qualitative analysis tools is an advantage.
• Ability to produce high quality work under tight timeframes;
• Ability to work as a team player; and
• He / She should have participated in similar assignments involving data collection and surveys of international donor funded projects particularly in Nigeria.