Vacancies at USAID Tanzania, December 2017
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USAID1TANZANIA DATA FOR DEVELOPMENT is a four year activity
being implemented by Mendez England & Associates and NORC at the University
of Chicago, to provide services that strengthen the production and analysis of
high quality data and enable USAID, its implementing and local partners to make
timely and evidence-based programmatic decisions to improve development
outcomes in Tanzania. The activity consists of three components:
1) Improved Evaluation, Assessment, and Research Services;
2) Strengthened Performance Monitoring and Reporting; and
3) Building of Internal and External Capacity.
NORC is currently
seeking to hire three (3) positions for this activity.
(1) Survey. Specialist to support all quantitative data
collection activities including instrument design, selection of data collection
firms, training of enumerators, oversight of field work, and data entry and
analysis.
(2) Learning and Adapting Specialist who will provide
technical assistance and training to implementers and Tanzanian Institutions.
(3) Local Institution Specialist, to work closely with the
Tanzanian government and private sector organizations to prepare development
plans, provide training and technical assistance in M&E, coordinate
capacity building and serve as liaison for their relationship with the project.
The assignment is based in Tanzania, and is a full-time
position over a multi-year period. If you are interested in applying for any of
the above positions please contact Sewit (Tesfaselassie-sewit@norc.org) for more details on
the required qualifications for this position.
Source: The Guardian
December 11, 2017
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