Background
The Ethiopia Agricultural Transformation Institute (ATI), in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), has adopted a cluster-based strategy for agricultural transformation, in which the Institute’s activities are focused on clusters of high-potential woredas and selected commodities. The ATI has identified several dozen Agricultural Commercialization Clusters (ACCs), which are used to promote good agricultural practices and institutional mechanisms to increase yield, expand marketed output, and improve the efficiency of agricultural markets in selected agricultural value chains. The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) is a learning partner in the program and is currently conducting the program’s mid-term assessment. IFPRI is seeking a qualified collaborator who will contribute to the mid-term evaluation, mainly on data analysis.
Scope of work
As part of the above-mentioned evaluation, the IFPRI research team has already collected a baseline and midline data, and the research collaborator will help in the organization and analysis of these data. Specifically, the collaborators will be responsible for the following activities:
Level of effort and required expertise
The duration of the collaboration is for 4 months (September 2024 – December 2024) with 70 days level of effort. The assignment requires a collaborator with at least postgraduate degree in Agricultural Economics or Developmental Economics and the collaborator should have strong Stata skill and experience on microeconomic analysis including impact evaluation methods.
Application documents
Please upload your CV, recent research work (technical report or published research paper), and your daily rate on the online application form.
Application deadline: August 30, 2024