CARE International Indonesia (CII), as an international NGO, has
carried out large scale operations in Indonesia, encompassing emergency
operations, transitional activities centered on agriculture and
nutrition and a range of development initiatives in such areas as water
and sanitation, health and micro-credit.
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CARE International Indonesia in Kupang (East Nusa Tenggara-NTT) is currently recruiting the following position for its project:
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JOB TITLE
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Consultant for Endline Survey SESAMA (2 peoples)
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DEPARTMENT/PROJECT
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Progam/SESAMA
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REPORTS TO
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Program Design Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
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BACKGROUND
CARE International Indonesia (CII) is implementing SESAMA (Sustainable Settlement with Economic Security of Uprooted People and Their Host Communities through Strengthened and Adequate Mediation Approach ) project in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara Province.
The overall objective is to provide sustainable settlements and livelihoods support for the new citizens (ex-IDPs from East Timor) who has left behind in the recovery process. This process applies through the group’s active participation in the mainstream development planning and budgeting process.
On the specific objective, the
project is targeting 6,019 new citizens (IDPs) and host community are
expected to have sufficient access to land tenure, appropriate shelter,
community facilities, health and education services, livelihoods assets
and skills, also power to be participate in the community
decision-making process as the basics to achieve sustainable settlement
and livelihoods.
During project socialization and SESAMA community field facilitator engagement into 15 villages, reported
that new citizen general the conditions in 15 assisted villages were
alarming with limited livelihood resource accessibility. The new citizen
recognized to have difficulties in agriculture activities as the only
option to support their livelihood, lack of clean water accessibility,
health and education services, evening addition the unclear status of
the occupied land in term of the ownership. Since, the land owned by a
landlord, then the new citizens who have not paid the land rent could be evicted by the owner according to the agreement. Therefore, the new citizens are still hoping for Jadup or Jaminan Hidup (Life
Assurance) as promised by the government when they were living in
refugee camps and this assurance has unclear status and have not
confirmed by the Government of Indonesia (GOI). In addition, the
resettlement of new citizen in the big number out of the local has
created possibility of domination and build insecurity in manage the
available resource.
CII-SESAMA has conducted HLSA
(Household Livelihood Security Assessment) separately to assess
specific livelihoods of the new citizen and local community in each
village, and to recognize who are vulnerable. The assessment used
qualitative method and integrated with the participative approach of PRA
(Participatory Rural Appraisal). The results of this assessment are
intended to enrich the preparation of RPJMDes (Medium Term Development
Plan for the Village), as an effort to facilitate and to accommodate
appropriate program intervention according to the village needs and
potencies through active participation of both communities and
marginalize groups. Therefore, the result of HLSA provided
village profile and became the basis for future decision-making of
program intervention. The
project also conducted a baseline study and referred to the results to
develop its intervention. After three years
of project implementation, CII collected several information related
directly to the project to get a real update of the project progress. A
consultant is needed to conduct endline survey.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS
· Develop proposal for Endline Survey Activities.
· Design
tools to be used on activities endline survey (Questionnaire for
household interviews, stakeholders and FGD thematic groups);
· Random selection of beneficiaries that will be interviewed by the Enumerator;
· Facilitate Training for Enumerators who had been recruited by CARE International Indonesia (SESAMA Project).
· Ensure all Enumerators’ duties for survey data collection in all villages.
· Supervise enumerator during data collection in each SESAMA Project’s villages
· Cross check the validity of data from enumerator.
· Supervision of data entry during the survey.
· Cross check the validity of the data that has been inputs by the data entry before data analysis.
· Data analysis;
· Verification
data between CARE International Indonesia with Consultants before
Consultants send its final report to Program Unit Manager, Monitoring
and Evaluation Specialist and SESAMA Project Manager.
· Make
final report for implementation of endline survey activities and send
it to Program Unit Manager, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist and
Project Manager.
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QUALIFICATION
The consultant will be selected based on the following criteria:
1. General requirements
· Have
an understanding and insight in terms of food security, land security
and infrastructure, public health, primary education, gender and
conflict management and advocacy.
· Demonstrated appropriate qualification and professional field and experience.
· A
successful track record of carrying out baseline or endline surveys
including maintaining high standards in data collection and managing
survey logistics. References should be provided that CII-SESAMA can contact to confirm this track record.
· Good
knowledge of the local area and culture especially the official
language(s) of the area of survey will be done (Kupang District).
2. Specific requirements
· Having
experience in undertaking quantitative survey and having at least 10
years of experience in the field of sustainable development.
· Brief
proposal (3-5 pages) that describes the interests, abilities,
experience in conducting similar survey (if any), insight into the
location and a basic idea of the implementation of these activities).
· Demonstrate abilities and skills of training facilitation.
· Proven
abilities to develop narrative reporting in English version and
Indonesian (Attach an example of the narrative report developed).
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TERMS OF OFFER
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CARE is an equal
opportunity employer offering a competitive salary and benefits package,
and a collegial working environment, and women candidates are encouraged to apply. Applicants
are invited to send a cover letter illustrating their suitability for
the above positions, and detailed curriculum vitae, with names and
addresses of three referees (including telephone, fax numbers and email
address). Please DO NOT attached academic transcripts and Diplomas and
state clearly the applied position code in the email subject.
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Please submit your applications before November 15, 2013 to CARE International Indonesia, Human Resources Unit:
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"Only qualified applicants will be shortlisted"
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