Enumerator

Description

The Enumerator will support the project team in accurate, timely, and transparent collection and verification of beneficiary data for food assistance to flood-affected and vulnerable households.

The position will ensure that beneficiary information is collected in accordance with approved eligibility criteria, project guidelines, safeguarding standards, and MEAL requirements, while maintaining confidentiality and accountability throughout the process.

Responsibilities

Key Accountabilities

• Integrity and impartiality
• Good communication skills
• Community engagement
• Confidentiality and data protection
• Basic digital literacy
• Teamwork and coordination
• Ability to work under pressure
• Commitment to humanitarian principles and safeguarding

Main Responsibilities

A. Data Collection and Assessment

• Conduct household-level assessments and beneficiary registration using KoboToolbox/mobile data collection tools.
• Collect accurate demographic, socioeconomic, vulnerability, housing, livelihood, and agricultural damage information as required by the approved assessment tool.
• Verify information through household interviews and appropriate field-level observations.
• Identify and appropriately document vulnerable households, including persons with disabilities, female-headed households, elderly persons, and other at-risk groups.

B. Food Distribution Support

• Support the project team during food distribution activities.
• Verify beneficiary identity against approved distribution lists and/or registration records.
• Ensure that distributions are properly recorded and documented.
• Support the collection of beneficiary signatures/thumb impressions or other required evidence of receipt.

C. Data Quality and Documentation

• Maintain high standards of data accuracy, completeness, consistency, and confidentiality.
• Submit collected data within the agreed timeframe.
• Respond promptly to data-quality queries raised by MEAL or the project team.
• Maintain all field records and supporting documentation securely.
• Follow data protection and information-management protocols at all times.

D. Accountability, Safeguarding and PSEA

• Follow MAP's Code of Conduct, safeguarding, PSEA, child safeguarding, and protection policies.
• Treat all beneficiaries with dignity, respect, and impartiality.
• Maintain the confidentiality of beneficiary information.

 Required Education & Experience

MA/BA/BSc or equivalent qualification, with additional certification in data collection preferred and 6 months to 1 year of field experience household assessments, or beneficiary registration. 

This is a short-term assignment for 8 days.

Experience

1 Year

Apply By

Oct 13, 2026

Required Skills

• Data Collection
• Interviewing Techniques
• Communication Skills
• Time management
• Mobile Data Collection Tools
• Attention to detail
• Ethical Data Handling

Nice to Have Skills

• Report Writing