Individual Consultant: National Consultant to Conduct Data Collection for Situational Analysis on Existing Case Management Response for Married Girls
Overview
To conduct key informant interviews and focus group discussions to support a Multi-Country Situational Analysis on Existing Case Management Response for Married Girls.
Key Responsibilities
- Participate in team planning online meetings.
- Co-review and validate qualitative data collection instruments.
- Participate in orientation on sensitive qualitative interviewing and participant engagement strategies.
- Contribute to the generation of a list of key informants and make initial contact.
- Support in the organisation of FGDs with community members.
- Schedule interviews and organize FGDs.
- Lead key informant interviews and take detailed notes.
- Coordinate, facilitate and record focus group discussions.
- Identify key themes and code notes at the end of each day.
- Participate in online meetings to discuss emerging themes.
- Produce a four-page summary of major themes and recommendations.
- Participate in the research team’s participatory analysis online workshop.
- Organise validation sessions with community members.
Required Experience
Minimum of 5 years’ experience of GBV work with civil society organizations or international NGOs. A technical foundation in GBV and one or more of the following areas: Social sciences, Adolescent girls, Child marriage, Gender analysis, adolescent girls empowerment, qualitative and/or mixed methods research, strong consultation and interviewing skills, policy development, excellent writing and documentation skills.
Qualifications
University degree, preferably at Masters’ level, in the social sciences or related field such as women’s studies or gender/GBV and development studies or child development/protection.