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Indicative tasks include:
- Maintaining a broad overview and managing progress on research deliverables
- Coordinate, communicate, brief, and update project donor(s) on various research components/activities regularly.
- Coordinate study teams and manage research project timelines
- Supervise the work of research associate(s), including desk research such as literature review, casefile/judgment analysis, and field research.
- Supervise the work of the research coordinator, including developing data collection tools (such as LNA, FGD, KII, and KAP), liaising with stakeholders, field staff, consultants, etc., conducting data collection, data analysis, data reporting, and desk research
- Supervise and direct the work of field staff related to research, regularly by conducting field visits, organizing trainings and workshops.
- Supervise and review fieldwork data collection (FGDs, KIIs, KAP Surveys, etc.) and data inputting
- Supervise and reviewing data collection.
- Review and develop research tools, literature reviews, and drafts of the report.
- Lead, supervise and participate in FGDs and KIIs, and other research activities as required.
- Author first drafts of reports with research associate(s) and research coordinator.
Project-specific tasks (Assessment of the Legal System for Religious Minorities):
In addition to looking after the general research activities described above, the successful candidate will be particularly managing the research portfolio of the Religious Minorities Project. This would entail among other things, Reviewing and analyzing legal aid cases taken up by LAS, leading the procurement and analysis of case files/judgments, reporting the findings of FGDs and KAP Survey with key stakeholders, managing the dissemination of research outputs/findings through innovative various media forms (articles/op-eds, TV appearances, podcasts, documentaries, etc) and compiling the final comprehensive report at the end of the project cycle. This is not an exhaustive list.
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