Third Party Monitoring (TPM) Enumerators

Scope of Work

LISA seeks short-term consultants to serve as enumerators for Third-Party Monitoring (TPM) tasks in the following technical areas:

• Democracy and Governance
• Nutrition
• WASH
• Livelihoods
• Education
• Youth
• Environment
• Health
• Resilience
• Agriculture

The enumerator MUST indicate at most three counties they can comfortably work in and should be conversant with the local language.

Responsibilities:

The enumerators responsibilities will include:

• Support data collection planning, coordination, and logistics.
• Review, test, translate, and pilot data collection instruments, identify and correct issues before full-scale deployment.
• Gather and accurately record responses on qualitative and quantitative questionnaires.
• Support electronic designing/scripting of data collection tools using SurveyCTO, Kobo, or ODK.
• Submit complete and accurate questionnaires in the format determined by the Technical Lead.
• Follow all ethics requirements for collecting data on human subjects.
• Recognize and give account of problems in obtaining data and provide useful feedback.
• Provide daily briefings to the Technical Lead and other relevant staff, and support development of weekly reports.
• Collect data on a tablet and upload it to the secure LISA server daily.
• Participate in regular check-in calls and debriefs with the LISA staff.

Minimum Qualifications and Experience

• Minimum undergraduate degree in Statistics, Health, Environment, Education, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Monitoring and Evaluation, Public Health, Development studies, Social work, Communication, or related fields from a recognized university.
• At least three (3) years of experience in undertaking qualitative and quantitative data collection in the selected region of Kenya.
• Experience working/ supporting or implementing third party monitoring activities.
• Advanced knowledge of designing/scripting electronic data collection tools using SurveyCTO, Kobo, or ODK.
• Experience working with USAID projects preferred.
• Strong communication skills (both written and verbal) in English and Kiswahili
• Professional, reliable, deadline-oriented, team player.
• Ability to travel or support tasks with short notice to indeterminate locations in the assigned cluster or other counties as needed.