The key responsibilities of the Program Manager include:
- Oversee complex digital data collection operations (to be carried out by an external agency) involving multiple rounds of multi-sectoral surveys
- Work closely with senior academics and government stakeholders to tailor research design and protocols to a local context, and translate technical requirements to on-ground implementation
- Support in the development of high-quality outputs (presentations, reports, briefs) summarizing project progress, data analyses, research findings for both technical and non-technical audiences and for dissemination at various forums
- Ensure adherence to data quality protocols, including auditing enumerators, monitoring data collection, and conducting data quality audits in any data collection project
- Replicate any analysis submitted by external partners to ensure rigor and quality of outputs
- Facilitate access to administrative data from relevant government line departments, review them using a prescribed template and conduct analysis as required
- Manage all the primary, secondary, and administrative data by strictly following data management and security protocols
- Assist in standardization of measurement and analysis protocols for projects, Support the technical and professional development of reporters
- Keep track of global best practices in measurement and assist in strengthening the team's capacity to adopt those
Functional Details:
- Conduct independent household level outcome measurement across various sectors such as school education, health, child nutrition, water & sanitation, jobs & unemployment, public safety and agriculture etc. to assist the government in goal setting and progress monitoring
- Measure integrity of administrative data gathered and managed by the state machinery and suggest ways of improving its quality
- Conduct high-frequency measurement of outcomes and monitoring (of key programs and schemes) using various tools and techniques
- Generate learning notes to document project milestones and lessons for the future, and share generalizable knowledge with the wider team.
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