Sales Lady 

Vacancies: Two Positions

Qualifications:
  • Degree / Diploma in Marketing / related field
  • Past sales experience an added advantage.
  • 24-27 yrs

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Benefits Project

Position: Process Evaluation Consultant

Deadline to Apply: May 25th 2012

Eligibility: Position open to all nationalities; Kenyan nationals strongly encouraged apply

IPA’s WASH Benefits Project is a five year study to evaluate the health benefits of sanitation, hygiene, household water treatment and nutrition using a large-scale, randomized evaluation in Western Province.

The project is based in Western Province. 

The principal investigators of WASH benefits are Michael Kremer and Clair Null.

IPA’s water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) benefits project seeks a qualified consultant to undertake a process evaluation regarding intervention implementation and project management in the WASH Benefits study. 

This consultancy is intended to provide insights and a depth of understanding that the Principal Investigators cannot otherwise obtain during the regular course of research activities. 

The consultant will work closely with the principal investigators and their in-country staff, and will share findings with the global WASH Benefits team.

Activities and Scope of Work

The consultant will use quantitative and qualitative approaches to critically describe the process of the WASH Benefits interventions, with a focus on intervention delivery and fidelity.

The consultant is expected to understand thoroughly the WASH Benefits interventions, including both the overall operation, and the particularities of the intervention in Kenya. 

For this, the consultant should engage in active communication with all relevant actors and review all available documentation of the study.

WASH Benefits is an efficacy study and achieving high levels of intervention uptake is a central goal of the field activities. 

The process evaluation will complement data the investigators collect during regular field surveys by collecting similar – but independent – quantitative indicators of intervention implementation and by supplementing quantitative measures with qualitative interviews with key actors and stakeholders.

The process evaluation will also document major barriers encountered during the research project implementation.

Expected Deliverables

The consultant(s) will be responsible for the following deliverables:
  1. Three, interim reports following the first 3 field visits
  2. Draft final report
  3. Final report
  4. Presentation
Delivery Schedule

The duration of the consultancy is expected to be 24 months from the date of signature of the consultancy agreement. 

The following is the initial schedule of delivery, which might be adjusted as mutually agreed by the parties during the execution of the consultancy:

Deliverable                         Delivery Date 
                                         (relative to signature date of
                                          consultancy)
A)Introductory & 
Annual Interim reports

Interim report 1                    Month 4
Interim report 2                    Month 8
Interim report 3                    Month 20

B) Draft final report             Month 32
WASH Benefits Team Review

C) Final Report                    Month 34

D) Presentation                   Month 36

Consultant Qualifications
  • Expertise in rural sanitation, water and hygiene or community-based behavior change ;
  • Extensive low-income country field experience, ideally in Kenya;
  • Analytic skills sufficient for organizing and summarizing qualitative and quantitative information collected in the evaluation;
  • Sufficient fluency in Kiswahili / Luhya to communicate with local stakeholders is preferable but not required for applications.
To Apply:

Please send a cover letter and detailed CV, 3 references, daytime phone number(s), and email address. 

Your CV should include details about any relevant work experience.

Applications should be submitted by email to jobs-kenya@poverty-action.org. Please ensure that the subject line reads: “Process Evaluation Consultant.”REF NO: WB-2012-05-01. 

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted by email for an interview. 

All applications should be received by May 25th 2012.

Disclaimer:  

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature of the consultancy. The statements are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all possible duties, tasks, and responsibilities.

Management reserves the right to amend and change responsibilities to meet organizational needs as necessary. 

Please note that IPA will never request any form of payment from an applicant. 

Applicants are encouraged to confirm the information listed above with IPA prior to releasing any extensive personal information to the organization. 

Please direct questions to jobs@poverty-action.org.

Centre for Rights Education and Awareness

Consultancy on Development of Safety and Security Manual for Women Aspirants

Introduction

Re: Terms of Reference for the Consultant

About CREAW

Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW) is a non-governmental, non- partisan organization. 

Our Vision is a just and free society in which women and men exercise equal and full rights and opportunities, and our Mission is to transform the Kenyan society through the promotion and expansion of women’s human rights, rule of law and social justice.

Rationale

Violence is the greatest threat to free and fair elections in new and emerging democracies. 

Following the 2002 and 2007 general elections in Kenya, it emerged that most women political aspirants suffered some form of violence an excerpt from an article by COVAW indicates that gender specific violence, such as rape and threats of rape, were real issues of concern for women in past elections. 

The report indicates that women candidates faced violence from the communities, which are not accustomed to women's leadership, down to the family level.

The Kenyan constitution guarantees all Kenyans the right to life, liberty and security. In order for Women to fully exercise these fundamental rights there requires to be a secure environment that promotes women’s active involvement in all spheres of development including decision making. 

This requires a supportive community of both men and women  and requires that  responsible institutions  need to pay special attention to the issue of violence to ensure women are not intimidated or discriminated against particularly  during electoral cycles .

The violence meted against women aspirants has in the past ranged from use of abusive language and threats to brutal beatings, as tactics to scare and punish women who seem poised to win certain political positions. Studies have shown violence is being used systematically to stop women from exercising their democratic right to seek leadership positions. 

This trend poses a big challenge to many women especially those aspiring to civic, parliamentary and presidential seats. Due to the actual or perceived violence many of these competent women are prone to discontinue participation in electoral processes either as voters or candidates.

One of the ways to realise the goal on increased women participation in electoral processes and in decision making is to provide the current candidates – both parliamentary and civic – with skills to identify and diffuse violent or potentially violent situations through training on enhancing their personal security during the electoral cycle.

Terms of Reference

The scope of work will be to:
  1. Undertake a desk review of past electoral violence against women aspirants during electoral processes in 1992, 1997, 2002 and 2007 general elections
  2.  Develop a training manual to enhance capacity of women aspirants on practical measures for early detection, prevention and possible responses to both actual and perceived physical and psychological violence during the 2012/13 electoral cycle.
  3. The manual must outline the current electoral cycle and the different processes before, during and after the election and the potential scenarios for violence against women aspirants within those processes. The scope of violence must cover violence from immediate family members, political opponents, institutions/public officers and community members. The manual should address among other things how aspirants can mitigate and counter character assassination, hate speech, threats, harassment and intimidation via sms, kidnapping etc
  4. Available channels for legal aid and psychosocial support and practical reporting channels and mechanisms to address violence such as UWIANO .
  5. Finalize the manual and facilitate a validation on the same with stakeholders
  6. Incorporate comments and amendments from the validation workshop and submit a final version of the manual to CREAW for publication
Expected output

An accurate, clear and concise manual on how women aspirants in Kenya can practically take charge of their personal safety and security before, during and after the 2012/13 general electoral process.

Remuneration:

The consultant’s fees shall be on negotiated rates, based on proven expertise and subject to statutory deduction

Terms and Conditions of application

The applying candidate must provide a detailed counter proposal that shall
  • demonstrate expert knowledge and experience in electoral processes in Kenya.
  • demonstrate proven practical experience in working around safety and security for women  and an understanding of practical safety and security measures for political aspirants specifically women.
All applications must be addressed to the selection panel –CREAW and submitted via electronic mail to vacancies@creawkenya.org latest by close of business 21st May 2012

FMCG Marketing Officer

Salary K'sh 30,000

Our client is a leading medium sized FMCG firm in Nairobi. A  job vacancy exists for a mature marketing officer experienced in fMCG Sales and  reporting to the managing director.

Main Purpose of the Job

This role is responsible for identifying and managing sales and marketing opportunities, building an in-depth understanding of client business drivers, and manages the sales process to a successful conclusion.

The holder should be willing to travel extensively and handle the pressure of meeting sales targets

Main Responsibilities

Sales
  • To be able to conduct own initial product and sales presentations, detailed proposal documents, ensuring that the company’s products are matched to the identified clients needs;
  • To listen to customer requirements and present appropriately to make a sale;
  • To negotiate the terms of an agreement and closing sales;
  • To cold call to arrange meetings with potential customers to prospect for new business;
  • To represent Company at trade exhibitions, events and demonstrations;
  • Delivery of set volume and revenue targets
  • Provide management with regular market intelligence on competitor activities and overall demand patterns
  • Prepare weekly, monthly and annual sales plans
  • Analyze sales trends and variances and advise management on appropriate strategies and actions to enable the company meet its objectives
Customer Service
  • Identification of customer needs and solving of customers problems – customer care
  • Establishes and ensures maintenance of good relations with stakeholders both in internally and in the market
  • To speak positively and enthusiastically about the company and its products and services to ensure that a professional company and brand image is provided at all times to customers and colleagues
Required Qualifications
  • A minimum of a diploma in sales and marketing
  • More than two years experience dealing with FMCG
  • Key Account management experience
  • Proven ability in closing business to business deals
  • Demonstrable self sufficiency, sales leadership, entrepreneurial relationship and business development.
  • Excellent negotiation and persuasion skills
  • Good verbal and written communication skills
  • Team player
  • Able to work with minimal supervision
  • Sound Commercial awareness
  • Flexible and good planning and organization skills
  • Good time management skills
  • Integrity
Salary: K'sh 30,000

If you are up to the challenge, posses the necessary qualification and experience, please send your CV only indicating why you are the most suitable candidate for the role clearly quoting the job title on the email subject to jobs@corporatestaffing.co.ke 

Only candidates short-listed for interview will be contacted.

N.B: We do not charge any fee for receiving your CV in our database no for interviewing

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