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6 Jobs The Lindi Women Paralegal Aid Center (LIWOPAC)

Data Collector Six (6) posts

The Lindi Women Paralegal Aid Center (LIWOPAC) is a private autonomous, voluntary, non-governmental, non-profit sharing and non-partisan organization envisioning a society in which all community groups especially women and children in Lindi understands, respect and protect basic human rights for women and children. It has a mission of providing legal aid services to vulnerable women and children. The broad objective is to empower marginalized women and children in Lindi region through provision of legal aid services, training and Advocacy using available resources in a transparent and accountable manner.


The organization was legally registered in 2003 under the societies Ordinance Cap 337 of 1954 with registration number 11989 as a non-profit making; non-partisan development awarded a certificate of compliance No.0760 of 2008. LIWOPAC operational area covers Tanzania mainland. The Organization has so far managed to deliver its services in six districts of Lindi region which are Lindi Urban, Lindi Rural, Ruangwa, Nachingwea, Liwale, and Kilwa.


Currently the organization is implementing the projects; Improved Quality Capacity and sustainability of District paralegals (Lindi & Mtwara) funded by LSF and Campaigning against gender based violence funded by OXFAM Tanzania. LIWOPAC would like to invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for data collection as per job requirement.

Job title:  Data Collector Six (6) posts


Description: Data collection, Audit, Entry and quality check (DQA)

Reporting to:   Monitoring, Learning & Evaluation Officer

Work station:   Lindi & Mtwara

Term of contract:  Five (5) days

Remuneration:   Negotiable

Deadline:   Saturday 5th July 2020. 10:00 a.m.

Job Requirement:

  • Age between 20-35 years
  • Have proven experience in qualitative data collection (FGDs); experience in transcription of interviews is preferred.
  • Are fluent in Kiswahili (written and spoken) and are proficient in English
  • Have the ability to work with minimum supervision and travel in rural areas.
  • Bachelor or diploma from any recognized institution backed up with computer experience; preferably Social Sciences.
  • Have knowledge of computer applications (MS Word & Excel).
If you believe that you are the right candidate of this position, kindly submit your application with details’ Cover letter & Curriculum vitae (Maximum 4 pages) before the close of the business Saturday 05th July 2020 at 10:00 a.m.

Submit your application letter and detailed Curriculum Vitae to:

Executive Director
Lindi Women Paralegal Aid Centre – LIWOPAC,
Box 408
Lindi
Jamhuri Street/Former CRDB Building

You may opt to submit hard copy or soft copy through following email: liwopac@yahoo.com with the heading ‘Application for Data Collector – (Indicate your name here)’

NB: Applicants from Lindi and Mtwara will be given consideration.
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