Tenders Are Invited For Conducting A Survey On Avecs

Tenders are invited for Conducting a Survey on AVECs. Posted on 21 March 2025 Closes: 03 Apr 2025 As part of the KfW-funded project, WW-GVC Burundi must register Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) in databases (SCOPE and MODA) in order to accurately monitor beneficiaries and measure the impact of interventions. Purpose of the investigation This survey aims to register VSLAs in WFP databases in order to accurately identify beneficiaries, ensure regular monitoring of their progress, measure the impact of the interventions carried out, and identify mature VSLAs likely to benefit from additional support. The survey will also include a post-harvest evaluation. Training of investigators Investigators will receive specific training provided by PAM in collaboration with WW-GVC. This training will cover: Use of collection tools (SCOPE and MODA). The data collection methodology. Compliance with rules of ethics and confidentiality. Methodology Simultaneous collection of biographical and biometric data via the SCOPE platform. Collection of socio-economic and AVEC-specific data through the MODA platform. Daily recording of data collected under direct supervision of WW-GVC and PAM teams. Daily data validation to ensure the quality and reliability of the information collected. Survey program The training of the survey will be carried out on April 14, 2025 and the survey itself will be carried out from April 15 to 18, 2025. A. Duties and Responsibilities The main tasks of investigators are: Participate in training on data collection tools (SCOPE and MODA). Collect data from WWGVCs AVEC partners: Simultaneous collection of biographical and biometric data via the SCOPE platform. Collection of socio-economic and AVEC-specific data through the MODA platform. Transmit the collected data to the WW GVC representative. Confirm with the person that you have understood the questions and answers correctly, respecting the rules of neutrality. Please ensure data confidentiality and respect for beneficiaries. Commitment to compliance with WWGVCs values, vision and mission, code of conduct and safety protocols. B. Qualifications and skills required Have a university level of study (minimum Baccalaureate) in economics, agroeconomics, sociology, rural development, public health, nutrition or any other discipline related to rural development; Have experience in conducting surveys, especially the collection of quantitative and qualitative data (Have participated in at least 3 surveys); Have experience collecting data via mobile tools (tablets and smartphones) Be able to stay in rural areas and work in difficult environments; Be able to work in a team, independently and under pressure within short deadlines Excellent command of French and Kirundi C. Qualities of the person sought Survey technique Master the specific rules and tools for data collection Be able to make frequent trips within the WWGVC provinces Good relationship skills The dynamism to submit and complete efficiently the questionnaires assigned to him Rigorous and persevering Good stress management / rigor, organization and reliability Sense of responsibility Interpersonal and communication skills / Team spirit Integrity, honesty Familiarity with the WWGVC intervention area would be an asset D. Method of submission Interested candidates are requested to send their application including: -A detailed Curriculum Vitae (maximum 3 pages) describing experience in the position and the tools used -The cover letter (maximum 1 page) addressed to the Legal Representative of WeWorld GVC -The National Identity Card - Copies of diplomas certified as true copies of the original -Service certificates [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : http://www.intercontactservices.com/en/tenders/