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• Working closely with London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
  and Raising Voices, participate in research design and tool development
• Draft study protocols, work plans, budgets for field implementation
• Support the recruitment of data collectors
• Responsible for the management of data collectors for the study
• Spearhead training of data collectors and piloting of study tools
• Supervise data collection
• Ensure quality assurance during data collection and data management
  processes.
• Effectively engage key stakeholders to support the research project.
  
• Participate in data analysis, report writing and dissemination
• Participate in writing peer reviewed papers and policy briefs based
  on study findings.

• The applicant must hold a Master’s degree or equivalent in the field
  of community development, education, public health, social work or related
  fields.
• Knowledge and expertise in the fields of child protection and
  psychosocial support
• Proven ability to work independently with appropriate guidance
• Strong communication skills both written and oral.
• Strong time management skills and the ability to multi-task and meet
  deadlines while paying attention to detail.
• Experience of training and supervising research teams in challenging
  field settings
• Strong analytical capability with qualitative and quantitative data
• Capacity to work in challenging environments, managing multiple
  priorities
• Experience with quality assurance and data management of large-scale
  studies.
• Experience with coordinating multi-agency communications and
  reporting; and
• Familiarity with data management packages (e.g. use of NVivo , Stata
  )

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