About
Welthungerhilfe is one of the largest German non-governmental organisations in development co- operation and emergency relief. Primarily in co-operation with local partner organisations, our task is to contribute to the improvement in nutritional and income base for the low-income populations in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Welthungerhilfe has been implementing projects in Zimbabwe since 1980. Sector focus is on Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Food and Nutrition Security, Livelihoods and when necessary, Emergency Response.
As part of WFP’s El Nino preparedness response plan, WFP plans to undertake a pre-targeting exercise in Kadoma urban domain. Pre-targeting has proven to shorten response time in emergencies and is part of WFP’s minimum preparedness actions. The pre-targeting is planned to happen between July and August 2024. This process entails beneficiary selection, household targeting and registration into SCOPE working closely with MPSLSW and WFP and the CP is expected to hand-over to WFP verified and validated list of beneficiaries. The domains have been prioritized using the food insecurity and vulnerability indicators from the recent ZIMLAC results. The pre-targeting exercise is carried out in line with WFP’s Corporate Emergency Preparedness Protocols, to mitigate against any implementation delays if funding for CBT transfer programme is secured. Please note that any subsequent CBT transfers in these domains will be subject to funding availability.
Position summary:
Welthungerhilfe seeks to engage enumerators who will be responsible for conducting household registration for the project over a period of 30 days.
Conduct regular quality checks during data collection, ensuring clarity, accuracy and consistency. Ensure data integrity by making sure that the data is accurate and free of errors introduced by either human or technological means. Ensure data precision by collecting according to the agreed disaggregation characteristics, such as sex, age, and disability status etc. Ensure data completeness by making sure no data are missing and no responses are incomplete, uncollected, or unusable. Ensure confidentiality in data collection especially when collecting personally identifiable or sensitive data. Work closely with the Team leader to enhance effective coordination during the entire registration period. Ensure all data collected is synchronized and reported to the Team Leader. Provide regular and timely feedback to the designated registration supervisor and the head of project Be responsible and take appropriate care of the assigned equipment. Answer, log, respond to, escalate, and manage queries from the community members. Analyse, categorize, and consolidate information about queries received and issues raised.
Degree in Social Science/Agriculture, Development/ Humanitarian Studies, Disaster Risk Reduction/International Relations/ Environmental Studies. Experience in a similar position within a national or international NGO. Knowledge of GPS and map reading to locate targeted households; Knowledge of data collection tools e.g. ODK and Magpi; Extensive knowledge of the area under enumeration (Kadoma domain) is key; Must have good communication skills; Data capturing skills; Excellent and accurate data entry/collection and computer skills. Experience in conducting household surveys, good interviewing skills. Good command of written and spoken English. Knowledge of local languages (Shona & Ndebele). Must be able to work in a team setting and function in a culturally diverse work environment; particularly informal settlements; Self-starter and ability to work with minimum supervision and meet targets; Knowledge of GPS and map reading to locate targeted households; Extensive knowledge of the area under enumeration (Kadoma domain) is key; Knowledge of sign language is an added advantage. Knowledge of WFP SCOPE a must
During the application process, WHH will not charge any fee nor will it require any payment for an application to be considered. WHH is an equal opportunity employer and employs personnel without regard to race, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, language, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status and or physical handicap. Persons with disability are encouraged to apply.
Interested candidates should submit a letter of motivation and their CVs to recruitment.zimbabwe@welthungerhilfe.de . Please state the position applied for in the subject line of the email. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
NB: All applicants must be Kadoma residents only. WHH is not able to offer accommodation during the Enumeration period.