Enumerators (local positions)

ASSIGNMENT:
The Enumerator, under the supervision of the MEAL Officer, is responsible for collecting and entering assessment data relevant to project’s implementation achievements. He/she will be based in the field.

FUNCTIONS:
1. Data Collection, Mapping and Data Entry
The Enumerator will carry out field data collection and office-based data entry for the relevant activities assessment as required. Their responsibilities will include:
- collecting data and information in the field through interviews of key informants and community members, focus group discussions, field visits and surveys, in line with ICU’s Assessment Methodology;
- carrying out debriefing sessions with the MEAL team upon completion of data collection;
- ensuring transparent, accurate and timely collection of quantitative and qualitative data and information;
- supporting geo-referencing of all surveys conducted in the field as required by ICU’s Assessment Methodology;
- cross-checking information accuracy in adherence with the data checking guidelines to ensure correct data entry, which includes direct follow-up with assessment participants where necessary;
- filling the data accurately including all notes collected from the field using kobo/papers, etc;
- communicating data collection activities to assessment participants according to data collection plan;
- maintaining effective relationships with assessment participants.

2. Reporting
The enumerator is required in providing clear report of information from the field accurately to the MEAL Officer. In regard to reporting, the enumerator will be responsible for:
- providing daily reports to the MEAL officer on the progress of the implementation of the assessment activities and on relevant observations during the mission;
- transcribing accurately responses from primary data collection (interviews and focus group discussions) and provide English transcriptions to the MEAL officer when returning from the field;
- communicating any issues encountered during data collection immediately to MEAL officer.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
- Fluent in written and spoken Arabic and English;
- High School diploma;                                                                                                                                                                                                                              - Previous experience working for a humanitarian organization and/or work experience in data collection desirable;
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, demonstrated ability to pro-actively engage assessment participants and form effective relationships;
- High ability to adapt to field setting and motivation to work in a challenging environment requiring personal flexibility;
- Strong team player of high integrity: communicates constructively with co-workers and managers and responds positively to instructions and procedures; coordinates own work with others and reflects own work within overall context of project and team’s work; willing to undertake additional responsibilities;
contributes to a collegial team environment; demonstrates a high level of personal commitment to team’s work                                                                                      - Performs assigned tasks in a timely and consistent manner;
- Demonstrates attention to details, follows detailed procedures and ensures accuracy in documentation and data: concentrates on routine work details; approaches tasks in an organized and structured manner;
- Notifies supervisor of problems encountered during field work in a timely manner, and actively contributes to problem-solving;
- Valid driving license and preferably to have a car.

ACCOUNTABILITY TO COMMUNITIES AND BENEFICIARIES
The Enumerator is responsible for ensuring that all relations with the communities we work are conducted in a respectful and consultative manner. Due attention must be paid to ensuring that communities are adequately consulted and informed about ICU’s project’s objectives, activities and methodologies.