Disability Policy and Research Analyst at SoCha
SoCha (a portmanteau of Social and Change) is an independent Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (ME&L) firm that provides bespoke solutions to social challenges. Since our inception in 2010, we have grown from a consortium of globally-recognized experts who specialize in evaluating the effectiveness of development assistance, to a full-fledged ME&L services firm that specializes in advancing innovative methodologies and changing the way donors find solutions to social problems.
Disability Policy and Research Analyst
- Job TypeContract
 - QualificationMBA/MSc/MA
 - Experience10 years
 - LocationNairobi
 - Job FieldProject Management , Research
 
The Disability Policy and Research Analyst will be contracted by SoCha and will report directly to the designated supervisor. They will implement the following tasks:
- Conduct an extensive review of national, regional, and global literature on disability inclusion in Kenya.
 - Analyze sectoral policies, programs, and interventions impacting persons with disabilities in Kenya.
 - Identify key challenges, systemic barriers, and opportunities for enhancing disability inclusion.
 - Compile findings into a well-structured and evidence-based report with actionable recommendations.
 
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
- Advanced degree in Social Sciences, Public Policy, Disability Studies, Development Studies, or a related field.
 - At least seven (7) years of professional experience in disability-related research, policy analysis, or program design and evaluation.
 - At least ten (10) years of demonstrated experience working on disability inclusion or social equity projects.
 - Strong understanding of disability law, policy frameworks, and accessibility standards at local, national, and international levels.
 - Experience engaging with key disability organizations, movements, and current issues impacting people with disabilities.
 - Experience working with or on behalf of persons with disabilities is highly desirable.
 - Experience working with USAID and USAID implementing partners and stakeholders is an added advantage.
 - Strong research and analytical skills, including qualitative and quantitative analysis.
 - Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex information in a clear and accessible manner.
 - Strong critical thinking skills, with the ability to develop practical, evidence-based solutions to complex policy challenges.
 - Ability to work independently and deliver results within tight deadlines.
 - A passion for advancing the rights and inclusion of individuals with disabilities, and a deep understanding of the challenges they face.
 
Method of Application
Interested and qualified? Go to SoCha on jobs.socha.net to apply
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