Field Surveyor

AAMC is a research and management consulting firm holding a valid business registration license issued by the Afghan Ministry of Commerce and Trade. Founded in 2015, we provide well-informed, evidence-based solutions to Afghanistan's development and humanitarian challenges for international development and humanitarian partners.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification in one of the following fields

Livestock

Agriculture

Business Administration

Economics

Medical Sciences

Civil Engineering

Related fields

Previous experience in field surveys, monitoring, assessments, data collection, or humanitarian/development projects is preferred. Experience using Kobo Toolbox, ODK, tablets, smartphones, or digital data collection platforms is an advantage. Good communication skills and ability to conduct interviews with diverse community members. Ability to travel to rural and remote locations within assigned areas. Strong attention to detail and commitment to accurate data collection. Ability to work independently while following survey protocols and instructions. Knowledge of local languages and communities is highly desirable.

Minimum Qualifications and Requirements

Please ONLY apply if you meet the following requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Livestock, Animal Science, Veterinary Science, Animal Husbandry, Agriculture, Business Administration, Economics, Medical Sciences, Civil Engineering, Social Sciences, or other related fields.

At least two to three years of relevant experience in the humanitarian, development, research, or survey sector in Afghanistan, with practical experience in data collection, field surveys, monitoring, evaluation, assessments, or third-party monitoring activities.

Fluency in spoken and written English is preferred.

Strong knowledge and practical experience using Kobo Toolbox, Open Data Kit (ODK), SurveyCTO, and other digital data collection and survey tools.

Must reside in, or be able to travel to and work within, the assigned area/province.

Ability to collect, review, and submit high-quality, accurate, and timely field data, survey forms, and monitoring reports.

Understanding of at least one relevant technical area, including livestock production, animal husbandry, animal health, agriculture, livelihoods, business activities, health services, infrastructure, or other related sectors, depending on the assigned survey.

Strong skills in household interviews, beneficiary verification, field observation, qualitative assessments, stakeholder consultations, and data validation.

Willingness and ability to travel frequently to districts, villages, communities, project sites, and beneficiary households as required.

Ability to work independently in challenging field environments while maintaining professionalism, confidentiality, impartiality, and independence.

Good communication skills and ability to engage respectfully with beneficiaries, community members, local authorities, implementing partners, and other stakeholders.

Ability to follow approved survey methodologies, sampling procedures, questionnaires, and quality assurance protocols.

Previous experience with humanitarian or development organizations and familiarity with field-level assessments is an advantage.

Conduct field surveys, assessments, monitoring visits, and household interviews according to approved survey plans, methodologies, and data collection protocols. Collect accurate quantitative and qualitative data from beneficiaries, households, communities, project sites, and relevant stakeholders using Kobo Toolbox, tablets, mobile applications, or paper-based tools, as required. Conduct household-level interviews and verification visits to assess beneficiary eligibility, project participation, assistance received, utilization, satisfaction, and outcomes. Support baseline studies, post-distribution monitoring (PDM), beneficiary profile surveys (BPS), outcome monitoring, needs assessments, and other field assessment activities. Verify project activities, outputs, and beneficiary information through direct observation, interviews, document review, and photographic evidence where required. Conduct interviews and consultations with beneficiaries, community elders, women, youth, farmers, livestock owners, local authorities, implementing partners, and other relevant stakeholders. Monitor agricultural, livestock, livelihood, cash assistance, infrastructure, health, nutrition, and other humanitarian or development interventions as assigned. Collect information on agricultural production, livestock management, animal health, livelihood activities, market access, business activities, household conditions, and community needs based on assigned survey requirements. Conduct technical observations on livestock, agriculture, civil works, business activities, health services, and other sector-specific interventions, where applicable. Assess the quality, relevance, accessibility, and utilization of assistance and services provided to targeted communities and households. Monitor compliance with agreed project procedures, including beneficiary selection, distribution processes, accountability mechanisms, inclusion considerations, and community engagement. Identify and report implementation challenges, beneficiary concerns, protection issues, accessibility barriers, inclusion gaps, potential misuse of assistance, and other risks observed during field activities. Maintain informed consent, confidentiality, and ethical standards during all interviews and data collection activities. Take clear, date-stamped photographs and collect supporting evidence when required by the survey methodology. Ensure all collected data is complete, accurate, consistent, and submitted within the required timeframe. Conduct daily data quality checks and communicate any data collection challenges or technical issues to the supervisor. Participate in survey training sessions, technical briefings, and field practice exercises before deployment. Follow approved sampling methodologies, questionnaires, interview protocols, and quality assurance procedures during data collection. Coordinate professionally with field supervisors, MEAL teams, implementing partners, community representatives, and local authorities while maintaining independence and neutrality. Prepare brief field notes, observations, and community feedback as needed. Support third-party monitoring and verification activities by ensuring accurate and independent collection of field information. Perform other survey, monitoring, and assessment-related tasks assigned by the supervisor.

Please submit your CV and supporting documents using the link below. Anyone found with fake or forged documents will be automatically disqualified

https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/9o4C0Qie