International Consultancy - GBV Specialist
Support coding, analysis and report writing for 2023 Voices from Libya report.
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Overview
Support coding, analysis and report writing for 2023 Voices from Libya report.
You have:
- Fluency in English is a Must
- Advanced Degree in social science, gender, health or related fields
- Minimum 7 years’ experience in the field of gender-based violence and specifically in humanitarian settings
- Excellent written and spoken English, Arabic language an advantage
- Experience in GBV assessment and analysis
- Experience in gathering and analyzing qualitative data, including through qualitative data analysis software like Maxqda or other
- Knowledge of the Libya crisis an advantage
- Excellent analytical and writing skills
- Strong ability to apply a feminist lens throughout the data analysis and drafting process
Contract
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Location: The consultant will work remotely and produce files electronically.
Application Deadline: 15 May 2023
Type of Contract: Individual Consultant
Language Required: Fluency in English is a Must
Duration: (30 Days) in May – June 2023
Hiring Office: UNFPA Libya Country Office/ Communications Unit
Purpose of consultancy: UNFPA, as the lead agency for gender-based violence (GBV) in humanitarian settings, has
been leading the Libya GBV Coordination. As part of its responsibility, UNFPA supports the assessment of GBV-related needs in Libya and, in particular, coordinated a number of qualitative data collection during the month of November/December 2022, such as community-level Focus Group Discussions and GBV expert Focus Group Discussions. This data, triangulated with quantitative data collected through the Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment and desk review, will all feed into the Voices from Libya 2023 report.
In order to fulfil this role, UNFPA Libya is seeking a consultant (a team of consultants may apply) to support the coding, analysis and report writing to produce the 2023 Voices from Lybia report.
Scope of work: (Description of services, activities, or outputs) Under the supervision of the GBV Sub-Sector Coordinator, the consultant(s) will:
- Input FGD data into data entry tool MAXQDA for GBV using the coding tree provided:
- Data entry (coding) for around 100 community FGDs
- Data entry for up to 3 GBV Experts FGDs
- Enter all GBV secondary data provided by the GBV coordination team and code it according to the system provided.
- Extract quotes from FGDs and code them by “topic” in order to facilitate the development of the final report.
- Hold a 2 hours workshop to present and discuss preliminary findings with GBV coordinators
- Draft the analysis of all GBV data to produce the VOICES from Libya report. The report should also include triangulation with quantitative data from the Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment provided.
- Draft an advocacy brief for donors with the main findings from VOICES 2023.
Deliverables: - All FGD data + expert FGD data inputted using Maxqda (or similar software)
- Secondary data reviewed and entered using Maxqda (or similar software)
- Extract matrix with quotes from FGDs
- For the report - Provide an outline of the report in word document (based on previous reports. Initial GBV analysis of the data/draft report for review (in word document) - Incorporation of 2 rounds of feedback Final report (in word document)
- Draft an advocacy brief for donors with main findings from VOICES 2023.
Required expertise, qualifications and competencies, including language requirements:
- Advanced Degree in social science, gender, health or related fields
- Minimum 7 years’ experience in the field of gender-based violence and specifically in humanitarian settings
- Excellent written and spoken English, Arabic language an advantage
- Experience in GBV assessment and analysis
- Experience in gathering and analyzing qualitative data, including through qualitative data analysis software like Maxqda or other.
- Knowledge of the Libya crisis an advantage
- Excellent analytical and writing skills
- Proactive attitude to identify and propose practical steps and recommendations
- Excellent inter-personal skills and ability to work effectively in a multicultural and changing environment, communication skills, teamwork, analytic thinking, planning and organizing, time management, creativity and innovation and client orientation.
- Strong ability to apply a feminist lens throughout the data analysis and drafting process
How to apply:
- Please download this P11 Form , fill, sign it and email along with a cover letter to jaberi@unfpa.org & suliman@unfpa.org - noting that P11 Form must be submitted.
- Please specify the position title in the email subject.
- Only applications sent to jaberi@unfpa.org & suliman@unfpa.org will be considered.
- Applications received after the deadline of 15 May 2023 will be disregarded.
Potential interview questions
| Can you describe a time when you faced a challenge in data analysis and how you addressed it? | This question assesses the candidate's problem-solving and analytical skills in real situations. | Provide a specific example that outlines the challenge, the steps taken to resolve it, and the outcome. |
| What strategies do you use to ensure inclusivity in your qualitative research? | The interviewer wants to understand the candidate's approach to inclusivity, especially regarding gender-based violence. | Pro members can see the explanation. |
| How do you prioritize tasks when managing multiple projects simultaneously? | Pro members can see the explanation. | Pro members can see the explanation. |
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