SGBV Data Collector – Kenya 87 views5 applications

Background

Tiko is undertaking a mixed-methods study to gather feedback from survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) on the services they receive at Tiko partnered facilities. The objective is to understand survivors’ experiences, satisfaction, challenges, and suggestions for improving SGBV services across targeted counties

Objective of the Assignment

Tiko seeks to recruit qualified and experienced data collectors to support fieldwork for the SGBV survivor feedback study. The data collectors will conduct sensitive and ethical data collection using both qualitative and quantitative tools, including in-depth interviews (IDIs), focus group discussions (FGDs), and structured surveys.

Scope of Work

Selected data collectors will:

• Participate in a mandatory training on SGBV, research ethics, safeguarding, and study tools
• Collect quantitative data using digital tools ( SurveyCTO)
• Conduct qualitative interviews and FGDs with survivors and key stakeholders
• Ensure informed consent is obtained, and confidentiality and survivor safety are maintained
• Accurately record responses, transcribe interviews, and submit clean data in a timely manner
• Work collaboratively with the Lead researcher at Tiko and escalate any protection or referral concerns immediately
• Follow Tiko’s protocols on safeguarding, referral pathways, and do-no-harm principles

Duration and Location

• Duration: Up to 2 weeks (inclusive of training, and data collection) every quarter
• Location: Selected counties in Kenya (e.g., Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, and others to be confirmed)

Required Qualifications and Competencies

• Minimum diploma in social sciences, gender studies, psychology, public health, or a related field
• At least 2 years of experience in data collection, preferably on SGBV or other sensitive topics
• Strong experience with both qualitative and quantitative research methods
• Familiarity with ethical and safeguarding principles in research with vulnerable groups
• Proficiency in English and at least one relevant local language (e.g., Kiswahili, Luo, Kikuyu, Kamba, Somali)
• Comfortable working with survivors of violence in a compassionate, respectful, and non-judgmental manner
• Female candidates and those from the study regions are strongly encouraged to apply

Reporting and Supervision

Data collectors will report to the Research Field and will be overseen by Tiko’s MEL team.

Code of Conduct and Safeguarding

All data collectors must adhere to Tiko’s code of conduct, and safeguarding policies. Any breach of ethical standards or misconduct will lead to immediate termination.