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• Job Type Full Time
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA
• Experience
• Location Nairobi
• Job Field Consultancy , Research and Development
• The purpose of this assignment is to engage a Baseline Survey Consultant to design and undertake a baseline assessment for the CSEA/GBV legal aid programme. The assessment will establish baseline values for key outcome and output indicators, document the current status of access to legal aid and justice for CSEA/GBV survivors in the target counties, and provide an evidence base for tracking programme progress, informing implementation and supporting future evaluation.
• Establish baseline values for the indicators in the programme’s results/logical framework, including on access to and awareness of legal aid services, survivor experiences of reporting and seeking justice, and the functioning of referral and coordination mechanisms.
• Assess the current capacity, coverage, and functioning of legal aid, community paralegal and referral structures, including Community Justice Centres and GBV/Children’s Court User Committees, across the seven target counties.
• Document existing knowledge, attitudes, and practices among communities, survivors, justice-sector actors, and service providers relating to CSEA, GBV, survivors’ rights, and available legal remedies.
• Identify context-specific barriers and enablers to reporting, accessing legal aid and navigating the justice system, disaggregated by county, sex, age and disability status.
• Provide recommendations to inform refinement of the programme’s theory of change, monitoring plan, targets and implementation approach.
• Bungoma County: Bumula, Kimilili, Webuye East, Webuye West
• Homa Bay County: Homa Bay Town, Kabondo Kasipul, Karachuonyo, Kasipul, Ndhiwa, Rangwe, Suba North, Suba South
• Kilifi County: Ganze, Kaloleni, Kilifi North, Kilifi South, Magarini, Malindi, Rabai
• Kisii County: Bobasi, Bomachoge Borabu, Bomachoge Chache, Bonchari, Kitutu Chache North, Kitutu Chache South, Nyaribari Chache, Nyaribari Masaba, South Mugirango
• Kwale County: Kinango, Lunga Lunga, Matuga
• Migori County: Awendo, Kuria East, Kuria West, Nyatike, Rongo, Suna East, Suna West, Uriri
• Tana River County: Bura, Galole, Garsen
• Hold an inception meeting with Kituo Cha Sheria and, where relevant, UNICEF and county partners to clarify expectations, refine the assessment questions and agree on governance and coordination arrangements.
• Prepare an inception report that includes: refined evaluation questions; a detailed methodology for the quantitative and qualitative components; the sampling strategy and sample size determination for the survey, KIIs and FGDs; a data management and quality-assurance plan, including ethical considerations and safeguarding; and a detailed workplan.
• Design survey tools and qualitative instruments to capture awareness of and access to legal aid, survivor experiences of reporting and seeking justice, and the functioning of referral and coordination mechanisms.
• Train a team of enumerators on the tools, research ethics, child safeguarding and data collection protocols.
• Conduct a desk review of the programme design, results framework, relevant national legal and policy frameworks (including the Children Act 2022, Sexual Offences Act 2006, Legal Aid Act 2016 and Protection Against Domestic Violence Act 2015), and existing secondary data.
• Oversee quality-assured quantitative and qualitative data collection across all seven target counties, appropriately sampled to allow disaggregation by county, sex, age and disability.
• Conduct key informant interviews with justice-sector actors (police, prosecutors, judiciary, probation), health providers, county child protection and gender officers, and Kituo Cha Sheria.
• Conduct focus group discussions with community members, adolescent girls and boys, community paralegals and, where ethically appropriate and with adequate safeguards, survivors of CSEA/GBV.
• Review and, where feasible, spot-verify case-management, referral and Court User Committee records.
• Clean, code and analyze quantitative and qualitative data, and produce baseline values for each indicator in the programme’s results framework.
• Prepare a draft baseline assessment report with an executive summary, findings by objective and county, and actionable recommendations, supported by clear data visualization.
• Organize and facilitate a validation workshop with Kituo Cha Sheria, and key stakeholders to present and discuss draft findings.
• Incorporate feedback from validation into the final baseline report, the summary brief, and the indicator baseline matrix.
• Support Kituo Cha Sheria in sharing final findings with relevant county and national stakeholders as required.
• Inception report, including refined methodology, sampling framework, data collection tools, indicator/results-framework alignment and a detailed workplan
• Final data collection tools (household/survivor survey, KII/FGD guides, service-provider checklist) cleared by Kituo Cha Sheria, plus enumerator training materials
• Fieldwork completed across the 7 target counties, including data collection with survivors/community members, justice-sector actors, Court User Committees and service providers
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA
• Experience
• Location Nairobi
• Job Field Consultancy , Research and Development
• The purpose of this assignment is to engage a Baseline Survey Consultant to design and undertake a baseline assessment for the CSEA/GBV legal aid programme. The assessment will establish baseline values for key outcome and output indicators, document the current status of access to legal aid and justice for CSEA/GBV survivors in the target counties, and provide an evidence base for tracking programme progress, informing implementation and supporting future evaluation.
• Establish baseline values for the indicators in the programme’s results/logical framework, including on access to and awareness of legal aid services, survivor experiences of reporting and seeking justice, and the functioning of referral and coordination mechanisms.
• Assess the current capacity, coverage, and functioning of legal aid, community paralegal and referral structures, including Community Justice Centres and GBV/Children’s Court User Committees, across the seven target counties.
• Document existing knowledge, attitudes, and practices among communities, survivors, justice-sector actors, and service providers relating to CSEA, GBV, survivors’ rights, and available legal remedies.
• Identify context-specific barriers and enablers to reporting, accessing legal aid and navigating the justice system, disaggregated by county, sex, age and disability status.
• Provide recommendations to inform refinement of the programme’s theory of change, monitoring plan, targets and implementation approach.
• Bungoma County: Bumula, Kimilili, Webuye East, Webuye West
• Homa Bay County: Homa Bay Town, Kabondo Kasipul, Karachuonyo, Kasipul, Ndhiwa, Rangwe, Suba North, Suba South
• Kilifi County: Ganze, Kaloleni, Kilifi North, Kilifi South, Magarini, Malindi, Rabai
• Kisii County: Bobasi, Bomachoge Borabu, Bomachoge Chache, Bonchari, Kitutu Chache North, Kitutu Chache South, Nyaribari Chache, Nyaribari Masaba, South Mugirango
• Kwale County: Kinango, Lunga Lunga, Matuga
• Migori County: Awendo, Kuria East, Kuria West, Nyatike, Rongo, Suna East, Suna West, Uriri
• Tana River County: Bura, Galole, Garsen
• Hold an inception meeting with Kituo Cha Sheria and, where relevant, UNICEF and county partners to clarify expectations, refine the assessment questions and agree on governance and coordination arrangements.
• Prepare an inception report that includes: refined evaluation questions; a detailed methodology for the quantitative and qualitative components; the sampling strategy and sample size determination for the survey, KIIs and FGDs; a data management and quality-assurance plan, including ethical considerations and safeguarding; and a detailed workplan.
• Design survey tools and qualitative instruments to capture awareness of and access to legal aid, survivor experiences of reporting and seeking justice, and the functioning of referral and coordination mechanisms.
• Train a team of enumerators on the tools, research ethics, child safeguarding and data collection protocols.
• Conduct a desk review of the programme design, results framework, relevant national legal and policy frameworks (including the Children Act 2022, Sexual Offences Act 2006, Legal Aid Act 2016 and Protection Against Domestic Violence Act 2015), and existing secondary data.
• Oversee quality-assured quantitative and qualitative data collection across all seven target counties, appropriately sampled to allow disaggregation by county, sex, age and disability.
• Conduct key informant interviews with justice-sector actors (police, prosecutors, judiciary, probation), health providers, county child protection and gender officers, and Kituo Cha Sheria.
• Conduct focus group discussions with community members, adolescent girls and boys, community paralegals and, where ethically appropriate and with adequate safeguards, survivors of CSEA/GBV.
• Review and, where feasible, spot-verify case-management, referral and Court User Committee records.
• Clean, code and analyze quantitative and qualitative data, and produce baseline values for each indicator in the programme’s results framework.
• Prepare a draft baseline assessment report with an executive summary, findings by objective and county, and actionable recommendations, supported by clear data visualization.
• Organize and facilitate a validation workshop with Kituo Cha Sheria, and key stakeholders to present and discuss draft findings.
• Incorporate feedback from validation into the final baseline report, the summary brief, and the indicator baseline matrix.
• Support Kituo Cha Sheria in sharing final findings with relevant county and national stakeholders as required.
• Inception report, including refined methodology, sampling framework, data collection tools, indicator/results-framework alignment and a detailed workplan
• Final data collection tools (household/survivor survey, KII/FGD guides, service-provider checklist) cleared by Kituo Cha Sheria, plus enumerator training materials
• Fieldwork completed across the 7 target counties, including data collection with survivors/community members, justice-sector actors, Court User Committees and service providers
• Job Type Full Time
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA
• Experience
• Location Nairobi
• Job Field Consultancy , Research and Development
• The purpose of this assignment is to engage a Baseline Survey Consultant to design and undertake a baseline assessment for the CSEA/GBV legal aid programme. The assessment will establish baseline values for key outcome and output indicators, document the current status of access to legal aid and justice for CSEA/GBV survivors in the target counties, and provide an evidence base for tracking programme progress, informing implementation and supporting future evaluation.
• Establish baseline values for the indicators in the programme’s results/logical framework, including on access to and awareness of legal aid services, survivor experiences of reporting and seeking justice, and the functioning of referral and coordination mechanisms.
• Assess the current capacity, coverage, and functioning of legal aid, community paralegal and referral structures, including Community Justice Centres and GBV/Children’s Court User Committees, across the seven target counties.
• Document existing knowledge, attitudes, and practices among communities, survivors, justice-sector actors, and service providers relating to CSEA, GBV, survivors’ rights, and available legal remedies.
• Identify context-specific barriers and enablers to reporting, accessing legal aid and navigating the justice system, disaggregated by county, sex, age and disability status.
• Provide recommendations to inform refinement of the programme’s theory of change, monitoring plan, targets and implementation approach.
• Bungoma County: Bumula, Kimilili, Webuye East, Webuye West
• Homa Bay County: Homa Bay Town, Kabondo Kasipul, Karachuonyo, Kasipul, Ndhiwa, Rangwe, Suba North, Suba South
• Kilifi County: Ganze, Kaloleni, Kilifi North, Kilifi South, Magarini, Malindi, Rabai
• Kisii County: Bobasi, Bomachoge Borabu, Bomachoge Chache, Bonchari, Kitutu Chache North, Kitutu Chache South, Nyaribari Chache, Nyaribari Masaba, South Mugirango
• Kwale County: Kinango, Lunga Lunga, Matuga
• Migori County: Awendo, Kuria East, Kuria West, Nyatike, Rongo, Suna East, Suna West, Uriri
• Tana River County: Bura, Galole, Garsen
• Hold an inception meeting with Kituo Cha Sheria and, where relevant, UNICEF and county partners to clarify expectations, refine the assessment questions and agree on governance and coordination arrangements.
• Prepare an inception report that includes: refined evaluation questions; a detailed methodology for the quantitative and qualitative components; the sampling strategy and sample size determination for the survey, KIIs and FGDs; a data management and quality-assurance plan, including ethical considerations and safeguarding; and a detailed workplan.
• Design survey tools and qualitative instruments to capture awareness of and access to legal aid, survivor experiences of reporting and seeking justice, and the functioning of referral and coordination mechanisms.
• Train a team of enumerators on the tools, research ethics, child safeguarding and data collection protocols.
• Conduct a desk review of the programme design, results framework, relevant national legal and policy frameworks (including the Children Act 2022, Sexual Offences Act 2006, Legal Aid Act 2016 and Protection Against Domestic Violence Act 2015), and existing secondary data.
• Oversee quality-assured quantitative and qualitative data collection across all seven target counties, appropriately sampled to allow disaggregation by county, sex, age and disability.
• Conduct key informant interviews with justice-sector actors (police, prosecutors, judiciary, probation), health providers, county child protection and gender officers, and Kituo Cha Sheria.
• Conduct focus group discussions with community members, adolescent girls and boys, community paralegals and, where ethically appropriate and with adequate safeguards, survivors of CSEA/GBV.
• Review and, where feasible, spot-verify case-management, referral and Court User Committee records.
• Clean, code and analyze quantitative and qualitative data, and produce baseline values for each indicator in the programme’s results framework.
• Prepare a draft baseline assessment report with an executive summary, findings by objective and county, and actionable recommendations, supported by clear data visualization.
• Organize and facilitate a validation workshop with Kituo Cha Sheria, and key stakeholders to present and discuss draft findings.
• Incorporate feedback from validation into the final baseline report, the summary brief, and the indicator baseline matrix.
• Support Kituo Cha Sheria in sharing final findings with relevant county and national stakeholders as required.
• Inception report, including refined methodology, sampling framework, data collection tools, indicator/results-framework alignment and a detailed workplan
• Final data collection tools (household/survivor survey, KII/FGD guides, service-provider checklist) cleared by Kituo Cha Sheria, plus enumerator training materials
• Fieldwork completed across the 7 target counties, including data collection with survivors/community members, justice-sector actors, Court User Committees and service providers
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