About PIN(People in Need):
The PIN (people in need) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based in Prague that promotes humanism, freedom, equality, and solidarity. Human dignity and freedom are basic values, and we think that individuals everywhere should have the ability to make their own decisions and to share the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
People in Need’s Afghanistan country program began in November 2001, with emergency food distribution in the middle highlands’ hilly terrain. The program has developed and varied over the years, but it still promotes PIN’s key values: visualizing a future where individuals are free to make their own decisions about their life, free from the constraints of an unfree society, poverty, lack of knowledge, or prejudice. Today, we operate throughout the humanitarian and development spectrum, offering emergency assistance and assisting Afghanistan’s most vulnerable in finding long-term solutions to their problems.
Vacancy Details:
- Announced date: March 13, 2022
- Expire date: March 31, 2022
- Number of vacancies: 30.
- Function area: Monitoring and Evaluation.
- Type of work: full time.
- Position tittle: Enumerator.
- Vacancy Number: PIN-HR/0313/2022
- Education: at high school.
- Organization: People in Need’s
- Work experience: 1 year
- Salary: as per company scale salary
Summary of the Job:
In the day-to-day implementation of project operations, enumerators play a critical role. He or she must be conversant with the areas of operation in order to guarantee that they are carried out in accordance with humanitarian standards. Enumerators will perform fast needs assessments, household surveys, and assessments under the direction of the Team Leader in order to identify target families that meet the selection criteria. Enumerators will aid in the rapid evaluation and delivery of humanitarian aid to those in need in the designated locations. The enumerator may assist in negotiating entry into particular areas of operation in target provinces after consulting with the Team Leader, Security, and Management.
Job requirements:
He / She will be continuously monitored and will report to the Team Leader. The primary responsibility will be to conduct household-level needs assessments and beneficiary selection exercises, as well as to assist with the aid distribution process and post-distribution monitoring. Rapid market assessments, surveys, post-distribution monitoring, focus group talks, and other types of assessments are all possible.
- Execute data gathering through interviews/surveys using the specified data collection methods, ensuring that the acquired data is appropriately documented.
- Conduct a household survey (or another sort of survey and evaluation) on the target households in the given locations.
- During the data gathering activity, develop a relationship of trust and a safe place with respondents.
- In the offered data collecting tools, write down all of your results in a clear and simple manner.
- Identify and report to the supervisor any difficulties that may have an impact on the data quality.
- Accept responsibility for any project equipment you may be given.
- Liaise with other humanitarian actors on the ground where possible and appropriate to establish a principled, coordinated assessment and response.
Other duties and responsibilities:
- Assist in the distribution of humanitarian aid around the province.
- Any extra tasks that the project manager/team leader assigns.
- Provide real-time data from the field, including but not limited to security, access, and requirements.
C- reporting:
- At the conclusion of each day, give the statistics to your supervisor. Before and after each day’s work, report to the supervisor for more guidance.
- Ascertain that the supervisor receives all completed household visits and questionnaires for the day.
- Support in access negotiations in target locations after consultation and close cooperation with the Team Leader and, when appropriate, the Security department.
- When appropriate, take part in relevant trainings.
- When asked, taking pictures or video recordings of beneficiaries during evaluation and distribution.
- Assist the line manager with any other tasks that are allocated to you.
D-Post-Enumeration:
- Make sure all questionnaires and equipment are in order.
- Return to the supervisor any books and materials used in the survey.
- To preserve the privacy of respondents, follow confidentiality and security standards.
Preferred skills and qualifications:
Qualifications essentials
- Minimum It is recommended if you have a high school diploma and a diploma in the relevant subject.
- 1 year of field assessment, social activities, monitoring and evaluation, and coordinating experience is required.
- Expertise and expertise in humanitarian initiatives and situations.
- Strong knowledge of the KOBO application.
- Ability to work well as part of a team.
- Ability to work alone as well as the courage to visit people in their homes.
- The ability to travel to the field on a daily basis is required.
- Possess excellent interpersonal communication abilities.
- Strong organizational abilities and a keen eye for detail are required.
- Knowledge and expertise in the appropriate sector are essential.
- Ability to type in English and read and comprehend English evaluation forms.
How to apply:
Please send your CV and a cover letter explaining why you are willing or interesting in this position and how your talents and experience meet the needed skills, credentials, and competencies. Applicants who match the qualifications and conditions for the post will be chosen on a rolling basis, with the deadline for submissions set for March 31, 2022.
