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Associate Research Manager – HAPT (Ethiopia) – Kampala
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Job description
About the role
IMPACT Initiatives is seeking an Associate Research Manager – HAPT to lead research cycles focused on Ethiopia while based in Kampala. The role involves coordinating data collection, analysis and dissemination in a complex humanitarian context, with frequent travel to Addis Ababa.
Key responsibilities
- Plan and execute research cycles, including preparation, field data collection, analysis and reporting.
- Engage and coordinate with local partners, NGOs and authorities to ensure participation and data quality.
- Supervise assessment teams and manage resources efficiently throughout the project.
- Prepare and present findings to stakeholders and contribute to strategic recommendations.
- Monitor and evaluate the impact of research outputs on programme interventions.
Required profile
- Relevant academic background in social sciences, development studies, geography or related field.
- Experience working in humanitarian or development research, preferably in the Horn of Africa.
- Ability to work independently, manage multiple tasks and travel regularly.
- Strong communication skills in English; knowledge of local languages is an asset.
Required skills
- GIS
- Remote sensing
- Data collection
- Data management
- Data analysis
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