Key responsibilities of data collectors:
Attend data collectors’ induction led by the MEAL unit.
Collect data from the study area using the data collection tools that will be provided to you.
Record data accurately and consistently.
Verify data for accuracy and completeness.

Gather any feedback/concerns /complaints from the respondents during the assessment
Follow and adhere to the data collection ethics
Participate in the de-brief meetings each day after data collection.
Strictly adhere to WVU’s policies.
Participant Engagement:
Establish rapport with participants to create a comfortable and conducive environment.
Explain the purpose of the survey and address any questions or concerns to the extent possible.
Respect participant privacy and confidentiality.
Reporting:
Submit completed data collection forms and any relevant observations on time.
Report any issues or challenges encountered during data collection.
Training:
Selected data collectors will receive comprehensive training on:
Survey objectives and methodology.
The Questionnaire and administration techniques.
Data collection procedures and quality control.
Ethical considerations in research.
• Qualifications:
Minimum Education: Diploma or equivalent.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Experience in conducting surveys or interviews is preferred but not mandatory.
Familiarity with the target districts of Kyegegwa, Kagadi, Kakumiro and Kikuube is advantageous.
• Compensation:
Data collectors will be compensated at a competitive rate as facilitation for their services.