Organization:
Evidence Action
Position:
Data
Collection Field Officers
Reporting to:
MLIS
Associate – Data Collection Training
Location: Various
Start Date: 19th May 2016
Deadline: Application will About Evidence Action: Evidence We fill the gap between knowing ‘what works’ and having impact at scale. We
be reviewed on a Rolling Basis
Action scales proven development solutions to benefit millions of people around
the world.
implement cost-effective interventions whose efficacy is backed by substantial
rigorous evidence.
We
identify innovative, appropriate financing mechanisms and build best-practice
operational models.
We voraciously self-evaluate, learn, and improve our models for scaling with a
commitment to transparency on progress, impact, and value for money: Our
flagship programs are
- Dispensers
for Safe Water is an entrepreneurial program scaling the chlorine
dispenser system – a proven, innovative, and low-cost approach to increase
rates of household chlorination. This year the program will reach over
five million people in Africa providing safe drinking water to vulnerable
populations. - The
Deworm the World Initiative actively supports the scale-up of school-based
deworming programs worldwide to improve children’s health, education, and
long-term development.
We partner with governments to support their work as part
of our strategy for financial sustainability and in order to ensure integration
with other health and education initiatives.
About Monitoring Learning and Information Systems (MLIS) Team
The MLIS team embodies the evidence-based nature of Evidence Action’s work and
enables us to be a data-driven organization.
The
team provides services across Evidence Action Africa region in meeting the
following outcomes:
- All
ongoing program monitoring needs met (including M&E design and quality
data collection) - Programs
delivered with access to timely and useful data for day-to-day
programmatic planning and decision making - Analysis
and research conducted to support program improvements (including
operation research, market research and cost-efficiency analysis) - Support
with timely, useful and clear information for evidence-based decision
making (including provide support to connect the dots) - Support
provided to regional leadership for new programs and partnerships for
exploration and evaluation - Standards,
systems and processes setup for delivery of all functions (monitoring,
analysis, research, information systems and quality data)
The team provides services across Evidence Action’s Africa
Region through three sub-teams that work closely together to deliver quality,
timely and useful information:
- Data
Collection and Information Systems (DIS): Responsible for training, data
collection and logistics of M&E activities in the field. Information
systems ensure that the program have access to timely and useful data
through a cloud-based multi-user system. - Design,
Data Processing and Analysis (DPA): Responsible for data management,
analysis and research. DPA ensures that all ongoing program monitoring
needs are met and analysis and research is conducted to support program
improvements. - Data
Innovation, Accountability and Learning (DIAL): Responsible for supporting
the program teams with timely information in innovative, useful and clear
ways to translate analysis and research to evidence-based decision making
and action. DIAL also seeks out innovative ways to engage with program and
is responsible for internal communications.
Current Activity: Evidence
Action is currently supporting the rolling out of the National School Based
Deworming Programme (NSBDP).
The
MLIS team will be supporting with the monitoring the programme across several
counties.
Roles and responsibilities
- Accurately
collect evaluation data from sampled schools and communities using
electronic data collection tools - Timely
and meaningfully support information flow from the field to the supervisors - Adhere
to all data collection protocols during data collection activities - Maintain
cordial public relations with local stakeholders including government
officials, school heads, teachers, other monitors and community members
through observing meaningful and respectful engagement in the course of
field work - Any
other duty as may be assigned by supervisors
To be considered for this position, one MUST have the following
minimum requirements:
- At
least a diploma or certificate from a reputable college or university
within Kenya. Those with certificates in nursing and teaching will also be
considered. - A
minimum C- mean grade in KCSE - An
original copy of the Kenya National Identity card - Ability
to work within the following counties: Mombasa, Kilifi, Kwale, Tana River,
Lamu, Taita, Siaya and Busia. - Available
for training and deployment between 19th to 25th May 2016. - Experience
in electronic data collection with a bias to ODK will be an added
advantage
How to Apply
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