ILRI Consultancy- Conservancy assessment field research

Scope of Work
This will be primarily qualitative and participatory research and will include gathering information on institutions, decision-making, governance, rangeland condition, ecosystem changes, livelihoods and livestock marketing. It will include approximately 18 days of field research and 10 days of preparation, analysis and writing.  It is anticipated that the consultant will conduct rapid qualitative studies of three (3) pastoralist communities.
Final Products

Community case study reports (3)
Contribute to overarching final report.

Consultancy Fee:  Lumpsum or by mutual agreement based on agreed milestones and deliverables
Post location:   Kenya
Expected places of travel: Various locations in Kenya
Duration:   3 Months (01 July to 30 September 2020) with a maximum of 28 working days
Essential skills and qualifications

Master’s degree in rangeland management, community development, natural resource management, or related field
Four years professional experience in development, natural resource management, and/or social science research.
English and Ki-Swahili, including strong English writing skills.  Knowledge of Maa/Samburu and/or Ki-Borana would be and asset.
Experience in qualitative and participatory research methods.
Experience working in pastoralist settings.
A background in rangeland management, natural resource management or community development.
Willingness to travel to remote locations.

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