C4ED Pakistan is seeking highly motivated and committed local candidates for short-term assignments as Enumerators / Data Collectors across various districts of Balochistan. Selected candidates will play a key role in implementing upcoming projects by conducting high-quality household and community-level surveys using CAPI (Survey CTO). This position requires individuals with strong field experience, local language fluency, and the ability to work in remote areas under tight timelines while ensuring data accuracy and adherence to ethical standards.
As an Enumerator for C4ED's project, you will be crucial in data collection activities specific to these regions. Your primary duties and responsibilities include:
Job Responsibilities Enumerator:
Transportation will be provided by C4ED-Paksitan during main survey.
Qualification and Experience:
Bachelor’s in Social Sciences, Humanities, Development Studies, Masters is preferable.
Note: Only individuals can apply. Enumeration staff should be proficient in using android-based equipment and applications such as data collection by using ODK, Kobo, survey CTO and survey solutions. Preference will be given to candidates with prior experience in surveys related to Livestock, Education, Socio Economic Studies, Nutrition, and food security.
This job is on a rolling basis; only short-listed candidates will be contacted. The successful candidate selected for this position will be subject to a pre-employment background check.
The Centre for Development and Evaluation (C4DE) Pakistan was established in January 2015 as a private limited firm. C4DE’s core business include quantitative and qualitative research, training and capacity building, data collection, data analysis, third-party monitoring, and impact evaluation. C4DE is part of C4ED group. The C4ED group’s vision is to improve the lives of the poor and vulnerable by making development interventions more effective. The C4ED group has a strong focus on mixed-methods and quantitative impact evaluations in developing countries, conducting projects all over the world and maintains research relationships with 3ie, ACTED, GCF, IFAD, ILO, IPA, J-PAL, the World Bank, and UNICEF to name just a few of its cooperation partners.