Enumerator Vacancies –15 Posts at SUA

Enumerator Vacancies –15 Posts at SUA Enumerator Vacancies (15 Posts) SUA AB-Consult UJALA RCT Position type Short-term contract Duration Two months (expected: 18th March – 22nd May 2026) Location Mbeya, Njombe, and Iringa regions, Tanzania Language requirements Swahili and English Organization and project overview AB-Consult at the College of Economics and Business Studies (CoEBS), Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), in collaboration with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the University of Sussex, and OCP Tanzania, is conducting a cluster randomized controlled trial (RCT). The study evaluates the impact of customized fertilizer recommendations (based on plot-level soil testing) on smallholder farmer investment, yields, profitability, and learning in selected villages in Tanzania. Field activities include administering structured household and plot-level survey questionnaires, conducting follow-up data checks, and collecting data on fertilizer use, input markets, and agro-dealer stock availability. Position summary We are seeking motivated, detail-oriented field enumerators to support face-to-face interviews with farmers and assist in high-quality data collection in accordance with research protocols. Key responsibilities Participate in comprehensive training sessions on survey instruments, digital data collection tools (KoboToolbox), and survey protocols. Pre-test the survey instruments and incorporate feedback to improve research tools. Explain the research objectives, obtain informed consent, and ensure participant confidentiality. Guide respondents through structured household and plot-level surveys. Accurately record data using mobile tablets/smartphones. Maintain high-quality data collection standards to ensure consistency and accuracy. Provide daily reports to the Field Supervisor on progress and any challenges encountered. Assist in collecting participant feedback or suggestions when required. Required qualifications and skills Minimum of a degree in Social Sciences, Economics, Agriculture, Statistics, or a related field from a recognized institution. A master’s degree is an advantage. At least 2 years of experience in collecting quantitative or qualitative data. Experience using tablets for data collection (KoboCollect or similar tools is highly preferred). In-depth understanding of community dynamics. Skilled in basic interviewing techniques with strong attention to detail. Willingness to travel and work in remote areas, including flexible hours (early mornings, weekends where necessary). Essential skills and traits Strong attention to detail and ability to identify/report data quality issues or inconsistencies. High standards of integrity and honesty in recording and reporting data. Strong communication skills to clearly explain survey questions and collect information objectively and sensitively. Ability to work effectively in a team and coordinate with enumerators and supervisors. Flexibility to work outside standard hours as required by field schedules. Strong time management skills to meet data collection targets. Professionalism, punctuality, and respectful engagement with respondents, team members, and supervisors. Application process All qualified and interested candidates should email an updated, detailed CV to ajirayako@gmail.com by the close of business on 14th March 2026. Email subject: UJALA RCT SURVEY In the email body, indicate whether you wish to be considered for the Enumerator position only or if you would also like to be considered for a supervisor role. OTHER JOBS, TANZANIA JOBS, NGO's JOBS, NAFASI ZA AJIRA

• Required qualifications and skills Minimum of a degree in Social Sciences, Economics, Agriculture, Statistics, or a related field from a recognized institution. • A master’s degree is an advantage. • At least 2 years of experience in collecting quantitative or qualitative data. • Skilled in basic interviewing techniques with strong attention to detail. • Essential skills and traits Strong attention to detail and ability to identify/report data quality issues or inconsistencies. • Ability to work effectively in a team and coordinate with enumerators and supervisors.