Data Enumerator – Qualitative Survey with Malaria consortium across multiple locations

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Established in 2003, Malaria Consortium is one of the world’s leading non-profit organisations specialising in the prevention, control and treatment of malaria and other communicable diseases among vulnerable populations. Our mission is to save lives and improve health in Africa and Asia, through evidence-based programmes that combat targeted diseases and promote universal health coverage.

Job Title: Data Enumerator – Qualitative Survey
Locations: Kano
, Abuja, Lagos, Rivers, Anambra, Borno

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Scope of work

  • The qualitative survey will make use of 3 tools namely, Focus groups discussion guide, Key Informant Interview guide and In-depth Interview guides.
  • One enumerator will lead the qualitative data collection process while the second enumerator will take notes of the entire process and document the verbal and non-verbal observations using the MC template.
  • These enumerators (interviewers) will be supportively supervised by the state data supervisors.
  • Prior to data collection, participants consents will be sought for interview and audio recording.
  • All consenting and eligible participants will be recruited within the communities and their views documented, translated and transcribed as appropriate.
  • All survey audio records, field notes and complete transcripts will be collated and analyzed by MC and disseminated to NMEP and other malaria stakeholders to inform malaria prevention and health system strengthening in Nigeria.

Purpose of Assignment:

  • Engage data enumerators that will conduct data collection using qualitative tools (Focused group discussion, Key Informant Interview and in-depth Interview guides) across 6 states on the Malaria Market Analysis project.
  • Conduct and submit the following.
    • Six (6) focused group discussion interviews records (3 from rural and 3 from urban across the 3 household income groups per urban and rural locations). Each FGD session must contain a minimum of 6 and maximum of 12 participant per group interviewed for a minimum of 60-90 minutes.
    • Ten (10) Key Informant Interviews will be conducted among Institutional Suppliers of ITNS and other malaria prevention commodities.
    • Eight (8) Indepth Interviews will be conducted per state (i.e 4 in urban and 4 in rural) among community opinion leaders and key stakeholders.
    • Ten (10) Key Informant interviews will be conducted among the national and state level private sector market stakeholders – NMEP, ACPN, PSN, Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON), NAPMED, SMEP personnels and partners.
  • The data enumerators will Interview the following groups of participants during the survey. On the FGDs component, the household heads, vulnerable groups and students will be interviewed across rural and urban locations of each state. The Indepth Interviews (IDIs) will be conducted among community opinion leaderswhile the Key Informant Interviews will be conducted among the Institutional Suppliers of ITNS and other malaria prevention commodities such as; manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and retailers in their selected state of resident.

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