Jagrata Juba Shangha

• A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in relevant subjects, preferably in Social Sciences, Development Studies, or a related field graduate in any discipline (Social Science, Development studies and related are preferable)

• At least 5 years

• Age 30 to 59 years
Experience:• Minimum 5 years working experience in livelihood and DRR related data collection
• Experience in online data collection tools (DDG, KOBO etc.)
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s):
• Livelihood and DRR project related data collection.
• Experience in online data collection tools (DDG, KOBO etc.)
• Experienced to conduct/facilitate FGDs and KII
Others• Previous data collection experience in livelihood projects minimum 5 years
• Good understanding about coastal communities’ context
• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• Willingness to work with remote/challenging areas
• Proactive and willingness to work extra hours (if required and in difficult situations)
• Immediate availability
• Agreed to work with offered amount i.e., BDT 2500.00 per day for enumerator position

About JJS: Jagrata Juba Shangha (JJS), having 40 years of experience working as a rights-based environmental and social development organization actively dealing with pro-poor issues, supporting individuals with special needs, and disaster-vulnerable people in the South West coastal region of Bangladesh. JJS has been working diligently to improve the lives of vulnerable people in coastal communities through its interventions on (i) Governance and Human Rights, (ii) Urban Poverty and Resilience (iii) Environment and Food Sovereignty (iv) Climate Change and Disaster Management and (v) Child Protection and Youth Engagement.Enhancing Resilience of Coastal Communities (ERCC-II) ProjectEmployment Status: Short-term Employment Contract for 11 daysReporting Line: M&E OfficerResponsibilities & ContextJJS is seeking for qualified and motivated Data Enumerators to support the Household Survey under the Enhancing Resilience of Coastal Communities (ERCC-II) Project. The project is being implemented by JJS in Dacope and Koyra Upazilas of Khulna District, with funding from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and technical support from Concern Worldwide. This initiative aims to strengthen the resilience and improve the livelihoods of coastal communities by enhancing the delivery of ERCC-II services in the coastal regions of Bangladesh.Enumerators will be responsible for household level data collection.

Compensation & Other Benefits: BDT 2500 (Per day, total 11 days, including travel, accommodation, food expenditure). The payment will be made as per the agreed rate of payment of daily basis following organization guidelines and practices. Payment Modality: Within two weeks after the survey ends.