Never
Again Rwanda (NAR) is a peace building and social justice organization that
arose in response to the 1994 genocide perpetrated against Tutsis. Guided by a
vision of a nation where citizens are agents of positive change and work
together towards sustainable peace and development.
Again Rwanda (NAR) is a peace building and social justice organization that
arose in response to the 1994 genocide perpetrated against Tutsis. Guided by a
vision of a nation where citizens are agents of positive change and work
together towards sustainable peace and development.
Terms
of Reference for the part-time position of enumerators for the Survey on
Resilience for Reconciliation in Rwanda
of Reference for the part-time position of enumerators for the Survey on
Resilience for Reconciliation in Rwanda
- Study
Background
Never
Again Rwanda, in partnership with Interpeace and other
5 organizations based in Burundi and DRC have been implementing a
programme known as Trans-Border Dialogue for peace in the Great Lakes
Region since 2013. This programme vision is a
Great Lakes Region where there is peace, stability and social
cohesion through strengthened resilience capacities for peace and
reconciliation, inclusive and responsive governance and regional cooperation.
Again Rwanda, in partnership with Interpeace and other
5 organizations based in Burundi and DRC have been implementing a
programme known as Trans-Border Dialogue for peace in the Great Lakes
Region since 2013. This programme vision is a
Great Lakes Region where there is peace, stability and social
cohesion through strengthened resilience capacities for peace and
reconciliation, inclusive and responsive governance and regional cooperation.
The
Programme uses Participatory Action Research (PAR) among its core strategies to
achieve its objectives. Currently, the programme is conducting
a research on “Resilience for Reconciliation” in Rwanda, Burundi and the
Democratic Republic of Congo. In this regard, Never Again Rwanda seeks to hire
45 enumerators to carry out household interviews across Rwanda.
Programme uses Participatory Action Research (PAR) among its core strategies to
achieve its objectives. Currently, the programme is conducting
a research on “Resilience for Reconciliation” in Rwanda, Burundi and the
Democratic Republic of Congo. In this regard, Never Again Rwanda seeks to hire
45 enumerators to carry out household interviews across Rwanda.
- Study
objectives
This
study aims to identify existing capacities within communities to cope with the
consequences of violence and risk in the context of identity manipulation and
conflict; to transform relationships, interact and live together peacefully and
sustainably. Specifically, it aims to:
study aims to identify existing capacities within communities to cope with the
consequences of violence and risk in the context of identity manipulation and
conflict; to transform relationships, interact and live together peacefully and
sustainably. Specifically, it aims to:
- Identify
the effects of conflict on the living together of groups, communities
(local, national and regional) and within families. - Engage
the community members to identify and analyze the endogenous factors that
enable/boost cohabitation beyond the consequences and effects of the
conflicts that they went through. - Engage
with the community members to identify actions that could be mobilized,
replicated or developed for greater impact in the sustainable management
of conflicts and in the prevention of violence in the future as well as
the stakeholders in these actions.
- Roles
and Responsibilities
- Carry
out household survey interviews on resilience for reconciliation in
different locations (across the country) selected to that end; - Enter
and send timely collected data via allocated tablets; - Ensure
that the data is collected from the right households and people (as
selected by the team leader) - Ensure
that collected data reflects responses provided by respondents and that it
is well captured in the required format/software - Document
and communicate to the field supervisor issues encountered
during data collection exercise - Avoid
causing conflicts and troubles with other team members during the field
work
- Required
skills and competencies
The
desired candidates should meet the following requirements:
desired candidates should meet the following requirements:
- Being
a Rwandan national - Holding
at least a bachelors’ degree in any social sciences field; - Prior
experience with quantitative data collection (at least 3 household
surveys) in Rwanda is a must; - Prior
experience with the survey on reconciliation, social cohesion,
resilience and peacebuilding at large is preferred; - A
good understanding of the sociopolitical context of Rwanda is a
pre-requisite - Prior
experience with tablets and smartphones is an asset; - Ability
to work and stay in any location of the country; - Prior
experience in providing psychosocial support to people with the
psychological/emotional problem is an asset; - Excellent
communication in Kinyarwanda is mandatory and command of either English or
French is required;
- Ability
to maintain the anonymity/confidentiality of people and trust with people;
- Duration
of the assignment
The
quantitative data collection activity will be scheduled in October 2018 and
will last 17 days.
quantitative data collection activity will be scheduled in October 2018 and
will last 17 days.
- Mode
of recruitment and application
Interested
candidates will submit applications which should include application letters
and CVs. The CVs should indicate the education background, previous data
collection assignments conducted, names and contacts of clients, as well as
other relevant information justifying their qualification, skills,
and experience.
candidates will submit applications which should include application letters
and CVs. The CVs should indicate the education background, previous data
collection assignments conducted, names and contacts of clients, as well as
other relevant information justifying their qualification, skills,
and experience.
Applications
should be sent to info@neveragainrwanda.org with a copy
to reseach@neveragainrwanda.org with
subject: Application for Enumerator Position, not later than 01 October 2018 by
5:00 pm.
should be sent to info@neveragainrwanda.org with a copy
to reseach@neveragainrwanda.org with
subject: Application for Enumerator Position, not later than 01 October 2018 by
5:00 pm.
