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Enumerators

Center for Economic Research in Pakistan (CERP)

拉合尔，巴基斯坦

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发布 Nov 25, 2016 58 查看

CERP is looking for female candidates to work as enumerators for a door to door survey (data collection) in Lahore.

Required Qualification & Experience:

At least Bachelor’s in social sciences with at least 3 months working experience as enumerator.

Required Skills:

Worked as a enumerator in at least 1-2 social sector surveys
Should have a practical field work experience
Comfortable to conduct field work and carry out survey interviews in Lahore
Well familiar with the tablet based data collection using ODK - Preferred
Having good communication skills to talk with the survey respondents and team members
Having good interpersonal skills and be a good team player
Having high moral and ethical values

Tasks & responsibilities

Conduct interview with the household member
Fill the interview log sheet
Discuss all field day issues with supervisor
Keep close coordination with Supervisor and team members
Any other duty assigned by supervisor
To follow instruction of supervisor & field protocols
To follow the Organization’s SOPs to work with the communities, especially children and women
Follow confidentiality and security procedures to ensure respondent privacy is protected
Quality assurance of the collected data for completeness and accuracy

技能

Field work & Survey Experience

工作详细内容

工作频道:

女性工作

全部职位:

35+ 发布

工作时间:

早班

工作类型:

合同工

工作地址:

拉合尔, 巴基斯坦

性别:

女性

最低学历:

学士

职位等级:

入门级

经验:

少于1年 - 少于1年

在之前申请:

Dec 26, 2016

发布日期:

Nov 25, 2016

Center for Economic Research in Pakistan (CERP)

· 51-100 员工 - 拉合尔

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The Center for Economic Research in Pakistan’s strategic objective is to help catalyze international quality economic research on Pakistan and inform policy and practice in the country. To achieve our goals, we facilitate theoretical and empirical research relevant to Pakistan by domestic and global academia and bring together academic findings, policy advice, and focused debate. Our work seeks to promote the use of evidence-based decision-making among actors working towards social and economic development.