Duties, Roles, and Responsibilities

Managing and Ensuring Data Quality

• Lead the design, digitization, and deployment of data collection tools that are in line with project indicators
• Set up and keep databases for tracking outputs, outcomes, and early warning signals
• Improve the use of digital data management tools like Kobo Collect
• Create and keep interactive dashboards using Power BI, Excel, and GIS
• Carry out quarterly data quality assurance activities
• Do regular data analysis for adaptive programming and early action
• Make sure that MEAL dashboards and output trackers are updated on time

Building Capacity and Supporting Partners

• Teach and coach project personnel, school and health center focal points, and community groups
• Give partners ongoing technical support with data management
• Find and fix capacity gaps in data processing
• Write down and share the best ways to use data for planning ahead

Making Plans, Setting Budgets, and Reporting

• Help make MEAL plans and budgets for activities that involve data
• Help with regular project performance reporting using the PRIME system
• Take part in baseline and endline assessments
• Make sure that collecting data is done in a way that is safe and ethical

Talking and Working Together

• Keep good working connections with the district's local government and other important people
• Work with the government on activities and structures
• Make sure that data systems work with national EWS frameworks
• Make sure that data communication methods are child-friendly and open to everyone

Skills, Education, and Qualifications

• A bachelor's degree in statistics, social sciences, IT, development studies, or a related field
• It would be helpful to have training in GIS, Power BI, or mobile data collecting systems
• At least three years of experience managing data is preferred
• Advanced computer skills, such as using MS Office and statistical software
• Being good at using digital technologies for collecting data and visualizing data
• Worked with schools, health centers, and the District Local Government before
• Ability to travel a lot and work in hard-to-reach places
• It helps to know the local languages spoken in Kasese District
• A promise to keep children safe and make programs open to everyone