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Open call: Research Coordinator in Mozambique
The Music In Africa Foundation (MIAF), a non-profit organisation operating in the African music sector, seeks an experienced Research Coordinator for a quantitative study focusing on Mozambique’s music and audiovisual (AV) industries. Over a five-month period, the MIAF will conduct a robust quantitative analysis of the music and AV industries in Mozambique, and develop and implement a series of capacity-building workshops on selected topics.
We seek an experienced, mature individual with strong experience in research, as well as excellent coordination skills. The successful candidate will be based in Mozambique.
Key responsibilities
- Review and develop a strong understanding of the research methodology and operational manual.
- Work with management to manage the day-to-day activities of the study, including problem solving, communication and protocol management.
- Assist in the creation and testing of research tools including questionnaires and manuals.
- Coordinate the selection of participants and the screening process to ensure that the selected creators meet the requirements of the study.
- Lead in the initial mapping of active creators in Mozambique’s music and AV industries.
- Supervise a team of local field researchers.
- Assume overall responsibility for the data collection and related processes.
- Work closely with subcontractors to ensure timely execution of all deliverables.
- Assist in onboarding and training field researchers and other research resources.
- Efficiently communicate study protocols with all field researchers involved in the study.
- Prepare and review documents for translation (between English and Portuguese).
- Monitor field researchers and ensure that all interviews are conducted in accordance with the agreed terms of reference. This involves implementing strict control systems to ensure the accuracy of the data collected.
- Supervise and provide optimal support to field researchers.
- Collect documents throughout the study.
- Provide periodic reports to management and the client.
- Work with the team on strategies to increase participation.
- Support the entry of data onto a digital database.
- Support coordination of the capacity-building programme.
- Maintain study timelines.
- Perform other roles as needed.
Skills and requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
- Minimum five years’ related experience.
- Strong experience in research.
- Strong knowledge of the music and AV industries.
- Demonstrated leadership experience.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English and Portuguese.
- Ability to work under pressure.
- Ability to travel (occasional).
How to apply
All applications can be submitted in English to MIAF Projects Manager Ms Violet Maila at violet@musicinafrica.net with ‘Research Coordinator’ in the subject line.
Please include in the application:
- An up-to-date CV with a cover letter highlighting specific experience related to project management, research coordination, data collection and supervision.
- At least three contactable references.
- An indication of financial expectations.
The application deadline is 30 June 2024.
Other details
- Contract length: 5 months
- Location: Mozambique
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