Enumerators will play a critical role in supporting baseline data collection for Project 1086. This position involves conducting household and community-level surveys in the target project locations to gather accurate, complete, and reliable data that will inform project design, implementation, and evaluation.

Key Responsibilities: 

• Conduct household and individual surveys as per the baseline study tools and methodology. 

• Conduct community surveys e.g. Focus Group Discussions. 

• Ensure accurate and complete data collection using digital tools or paper-based formats, as instructed. 

• Approach all respondents in a respectful, culturally sensitive, and ethical manner. 

• Maintain high standards of data confidentiality and integrity throughout the data collection process. 

• Collaborate closely with other enumerators, field staff, and WEO staff during fieldwork. 

• Participate in all enumerator training sessions and pre-testing of data collection tools. 

• Report daily progress, challenges, and feedback to the WEO. 

• Follow the daily fieldwork schedule as coordinated by the WEO. 

• Ensure proper use and safekeeping of data collection equipment. 

• Adhere to WHH’s policies on safeguarding, code of conduct, and data privacy. 

Supervision and Management: 

• Daily field supervision and coordination will be provided by the WEO. 

• Overall contract management, training, logistics, and payment will be handled by Welthungerhilfe (WHH). 

Duration: 

This is a short-term assignment based on the expected length of the baseline survey, with exact dates to be communicated during recruitment. 

Qualifications and Requirements: 

• Minimum of a high school diploma; post-secondary education is an advantage. 

• Prior experience in field data collection, especially for baseline or impact assessments, is preferred. 

• Ability to use smartphones, tablets, or digital data collection platforms (e.g., Kobo Toolbox, CommCare). 

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills. 

• Fluency in the local language(s) of the project area is required. 

• Willingness to travel within remote project areas and work under field conditions.