Collecting data, entering data and any other responsibilities for which he/she may be called upon to carry out. The data collection process may be carried out through one-on-one interviews, focus group discussions (FDGs) using an electronic data collection tool designed by MERL Officer.

Enumerators will be always expected to follow sampling methods as directed by MERL Officer.

Compile, record and code information derived from specified forms into a predefined form or database.

Ensure that the MERL Officer is kept abreast of completed assignments and progress.

Identify and report any issues that may arise while attempting to obtain valid data.

Analyze the authenticity of the information provided by ensuring direct contact with each targeted study population (population of interest).

Interpret interview questions to assist respondents in understanding them and providing eloquent answers.

Double-check information on survey forms or information pads to ensure the accuracy of information.

Engage in data entry in cases where paper base options are used.

Comply with quality and research ethics during and field works (this includes data protection and information confidentiality of respondents or target project participants).

Participate in debriefing sessions to share field experiences about the community and entire data collection.

Ensure compliance with security procedures and policies.