Posted on :
28 Jun, 2017
28 Jun, 2017
Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) is a United Statesbased nonprofit organization dedicated to discovering, and promoting effective solutions to global poverty problems. IPA designs, rigorously evaluates, and refines these solutions and their applications together with decisionmakers to ensure that the evidence created is used to improve opportunities for the world’s poor.
Job Description
Job Title: Field Supervisors & Auditors
Field Supervisors & Auditors, Project Name: Escaping Poverty
Reports to: Field Manager
Location: BrongAhafo and Ashanti Regions
Deadline to apply: 4th July, 2017
Duration: 4 weeks (Maximum)
Desired start date: 14th July, 2017
Job code: EPIM20170620
The Escaping Poverty Project
A recent study run by IPA suggests a promising way of lifting people out of poverty. The study, published in Science, was a six country, 21,000 person randomized control trial which found that a multifaceted “graduation” program led to sustained improvements in income, spending and wealth, even after the program ended (Banerjee et al. 2015).
Additionally, this program led to improvements in people’s mental wellbeing, and their perceived status in life.
Position Summary
IPA seeks to recruit Field Supervisors and Auditors for a short term contract to help us collect data from respondent already identified in a population sample.
This position is temporary and will be based in Kintampo North, Wenchi, Techiman, Offinso, Sekyere South and Affiyga Kwabre districts in the BrongAhafo and Ashanti regions.
Responsibilities
Field Supervisors
Monitor/supervise field teams assigned to him/her.
Properly execute his duty as a Field Supervisor.
Should report to the FM of the Project.
Adhere to all IPA data protocols;
Perform other Duties related to the project that may be assigned to him/her;
Be responsible for maintaining good relations with IPA, its employees, partner organizations and project participants\ Auditors
Administer consent forms on project participants in the assigned district and communities
Administer surveys on the project participants
Assist project partners to reach project participant
Properly execute his duty as an Auditor
Should report to the FS of the Project
Adhere to all IPA survey and data protocols
Perform other Duties related to the project that may be assigned to him/her
Be responsible for maintaining good relations with IPA, its employees, partner organizations and project participants
Required Skills or Experience
Applicants should;
UNDERSTAND AND SPEAK TWI OR DAGAARE
Should be very fluent in English
Excellent translation skills
Must have HND, first degree or its equivalent from a reputable institution with at least one year field/data collection experience
Should be familiar with Computer/android phone assisted interviews or keen to learn
Must be willing to stay and work in districts mentioned above
How to Apply
Interested and qualified applicants who meet the requirements should complete the online application form using the link below:
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3648605/IPAGEPFSApplicationForm
Please take note of the following instructions:
Deadline for submitting applications is 4th July 2017. Applicants who are selected will be contacted by email or phone.
These positions are temporary.
Incomplete applications or applications not completed through the webform will not be considered.
Due to a high volume of applications received, IPA will only contact shortlisted candidates.
DISCLAIMER:
Please note that IPA will never require monetary compensation as part of its application process. Any requests for monetary compensation by persons claiming to be IPA employees or persons claiming to represent IPA should be disregarded and reported.
Please, direct questions to jobsghana@povertyaction.org.