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Data Analyst

by CareersMonitoring & Evaluation

Crest Research and Development Institute (CRADI) is seeking a highly skilled Data Analyst to join its team and support a diverse range of research activities both across Nigeria and internationally. This role is crucial to CRADI’s mission of fostering evidence-based solutions to tackle complex societal challenges, requiring a professional who can leverage advanced data management, analysis, and interpretation techniques to ensure that research outputs are not only insightful but also reliable and actionable.

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Crest Research and Development Institute (CRADI) Internship Programme

by with No Comment Careers

Crest Research and Development Institute (CRADI) is excited to offer a competitive 6-month internship programme for individuals interested in gaining practical experience in monitoring, evaluation, research, and learning. The internship aims to equip participants with essential skills in development research, monitoring and evaluation and project management. While also fostering partnerships with development partners and NGOs to provide placement opportunities for interns.

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Research Assistants ( Data collection for Women’s entrepreneurship development assessment)

by CareersMonitoring & Evaluation

Crest Research and Development Institute seeks a Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) Assistant who will support the development of research documents including research proposals, inception reports and evaluation reports and supervise field teams in data collection and the coordination of regional working group coordination meetings.

G-ANC Project in Doma Nasarawa State 2023-06-13 at 1.46.50 PM

Improving Uptake of High Impact Intervention Using Group Ante-Natal Care (G-ANC) as a Health Strengthening Platform

by with No Comment Developmental AidPortfolioResearch

Technical Advice Connect LTD/GTE (TAConnect), with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, responded to promote sustainable improvements in State Primary Healthcare (PHC) systems’ performance, Group Antenatal care (G-ANC), and increase the uptake of Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health and Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) services.

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In the Name of Religion – June – October 2023

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The program involves a combination of virtual and in-person training, mentorship, and grant opportunities for Nigerian and Sudanese journalists. The key activities include online workshops and in-person training for journalists, mentored reporting on religious freedom stories, reporting grants, and the promotion of featured stories in major African media. Additionally, the program trains top performers from Nigeria to plan coverage of regional issues in religious freedom, fostering cross-border cooperation.

Addressing Vulnerabilities Of Conflict-Affected Girls And Boys

Addressing Vulnerabilities Of Conflict-Affected Girls And Boys U5 AND PLW/GS In Borno State, Nigeria (Nutrition, Child Protection), Save The Children (SC)

by with No Comment Developmental AidPortfolio

In response to the protracted conflict that continued to impact boys, girls, women and men in Northeast Nigeria and building on the premise of different studies and assessments of the aftermath. Save the Children initiated a gender-responsive nutrition (integrated with WASH) and protection project to reduce suffering, increase and maintain human dignity, and save lives among girls, boys U5 and PWL/Gs in Jere, Konduga and Mafa LGAs in Borno State.

Strengthening Social Mobilization And Accountability Towards Ending SGBV and VAWG3

Strengthening Social Mobilization And Accountability Towards Ending SGBV and VAWG

by with No Comment Developmental AidPortfolio

Sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) affects individuals of all ages, genders, abilities, races, and cultures. Research indicates that women and girls are disproportionately targeted in various forms of sexual violence. Despite the prevalence of these crimes, the societal stigma surrounding sexual violence leads to silence, insufficient resources, and a lack of coordinated efforts to prevent such acts and hold perpetrators accountable.