- Emplacement
- Geneva
- Département
- Knowledge & Learning
- Type de contrat
- Contract
- Date limite de candidature
Full-time role, based in ICI’s Geneva Secretariat
The International Cocoa Initiative (ICI) is a non-profit foundation that works to protect the rights of children and adults in cocoa-growing areas in West Africa. To reinforce its team, ICI is looking for an Analysis Officer to strengthen the global Learning team in Geneva.
Under the supervision of Knowledge and Learning Director, the Analysis Officer, initially employed on a one-year contract, will increase ICI’s capacity to design and conduct research related to child labour and forced labour and support stakeholders to put learning into action.
Main tasks and responsibilities
Analysis
- Process and analyse quantitative data, using Stata, related to needs assessment, programme implementation, outcome and impact measurement
- Review and analyse literature to inform programme design and evaluation
- Develop compelling data visualisation, presentations and written reports
- Synthesise research outputs to develop clear and concise messages and recommendations for internal and external audiences
Assessment, Monitoring and Evaluation
- Support the development and implementation of project monitoring and evaluation frameworks
- Support the design and development of robust impact evaluations
- Develop, refine and improve data collection tools, building on established good practice, wherever possible
- Support the implementation of field research by ICI teams, independent contractors and universities, including recruitment and training of contractors and field data collection agents
Capacity building and training
- Support the development of data analysis skills across ICI’s teams in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, through training and coaching colleagues
- Identify ways to improve data quality in programme implementation
- Support collaborative learning, through accompanying partners to improve policies, programmes and practices, based needs expressed by partners and on findings from assessments and existing evidence about effective practice
Skills, qualifications and experience
Skills
- Solid working knowledge of Stata (skills in R, Python, SPSS or other statistical software an asset)
- Good understanding of inferential and causal design for programme evaluation (experimental designs, quasi-experimental designs such as difference-in-differences, propensity score matching, regression discontinuity design, etc.)
- Solid econometric skills for deriving robust results from complex socio-economic survey data
- Strong analytic capacity
- Listening and interview skills, including the ability to probe
- The ability to synthesize key messages, develop and deliver clear presentations to diverse audiences
- Excellent inter-personal skills and strong communication skills
- Ability to work effectively in multicultural teams
Education and work experience
Essential:
- A relevant master’s degree, or equivalent, in Social Sciences, Economics, Statistics, Data Science, International Development, or other relevant fields
- At least two years of relevant work experience in data analysis, applied research in social science or related fields, monitoring and evaluation or information management
- Proven experience of research design, data processing and analysis, including involvement in field data collection
Desirable:
- Experience working with external partners, for example supporting assessments or audits of needs, gaps and capacities, providing training or capacity building
- Experience with qualitative methods in social research
- Experience working with hard-to-reach populations and working with sensitive data
- Knowledge of child rights, child labour and forced labour
- Knowledge of the cocoa sector or other types of smallholder agricultural production
- Knowledge of mobile data collection techniques and experience designing and implementing mobile data collection in developing countries
- Experience using Geographic Information Systems
- Experience in sub-Saharan Africa
Languages
- Fluent in either French or English, with good working knowledge of both languages
ICI Core Values
All ICI staff members are expected to adhere, respect and always promote at any time ICI Core Values: HUMANITY, INTEGRITY, NEUTRALITY, PARTNERSHIP, INNOVATION. Please refer to the ICI website for more details (https://www.cocoainitiative.org/about-us/our-organisation/our-values)
Application
ICI accepts applications from candidates with the right to work in Switzerland or the European Union.
Please send applications in English, including a cover letter (max. 1 page) and your CV, to hr@cocoainitiative.org, describing how your skills and experience match the requirements for this position. Please also include details of your current remuneration and salary expectations.
Closing date for applications: 24 May 2024
By submitting your application, you consent to us processing your data for the purpose of evaluating your application for this job position. We will keep your application data confidential and only use it for recruitment purposes. Once the job position is closed, your application will be deleted.
Please note that only those candidates who match the above requirements and who have been selected for interview will be contacted.