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GAIN is seeking a qualified organisation or partnership to conduct qualitative research on the national food and nutrition policy review processes in Kenya and Nigeria under the Nourishing Food Pathways programme.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Contextualising GAIN’s research methodology and interview tools.
  • Identifying respondents and coordinating invitations and interviews.
  • Conducting pilot and full key informant interviews.
  • Managing research ethics, data security and quality assurance.
  • Transcribing and, where necessary, translating interviews into English.
  • Conducting thematic analysis and preparing a findings report.
  • Submitting recordings, cleaned transcripts and all supporting study materials.

Download the Consultant – _Data Collection And Analysis On National Food and Nutrition Policy Review Processes in Kenya & Nigeria

GAIN is seeking a qualified individual or organisation to conduct qualitative research on the institutionalisation of the Financial Flows to Food Systems (3FS) tool in Rwanda. The study will examine how the government adopted the tool within national planning, budgeting and monitoring systems, including the enabling factors, challenges and lessons from its transition from a pilot to an annually implemented, government-led mechanism.

The consultant will:

  • Plan and coordinate 25–30 key informant interviews with government officials, technical experts and senior decision-makers.
  • Adapt GAIN’s methodology and interview tools to Rwanda’s context.
  • Identify respondents and manage invitations, scheduling and interview logistics.
  • Conduct pilot and full interviews in accordance with research ethics.
  • Transcribe, translate, clean, securely manage and quality-assure the data.
  • Undertake thematic analysis and prepare a report on the findings and emerging themes.
  • Submit all recordings, cleaned transcripts and supporting study materials.

Download the Consultant – _Data Collection, And Analysis On Financial Flows To Food Systems (3fs) In Rwanda

*Please note that every time is in CET = Central European Time