BTDC-ID: 41349 CLOSING DATE: 07-Sep-2026 Announcement Positions Field Enumerator – Data Collection Contact Details OFFICE ADDRESS # GIA Tower, 13A Floor, Koh Pich, Street Sopheak Mongkol, Sangkat Tonle Basak, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia CONTACT NAME Clinton Health Access Initiative

• CHAI EMAIL TO: cambodiaoffice@clintonhealthaccess.org CC: sophors.heng@clintonhealthaccess.org WEBSITE https://www.clintonhealthaccess.org/ Announcement Description The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) is a global health organization committed to our mission of saving lives and reducing the burden of disease in low-and middle-income countries. We work at the invitation of governments to support them and the private sector to create and sustain high-quality health systems. For more information, please visit webiste. CHAI began working in Cambodia in 2005 to help the Ministry of Health tackle the rise in HIV by introducing better treatment for adults and children and eliminating mother-to-child transmission. The CHAI Cambodia office has grown rapidly since its inception: in addition to HIV, CHAI now supports the Ministry of Health across a range of disease areas and strategic priorities including malaria elimination and strengthening immunization coverage. Looking ahead, CHAI aims to support Cambodia in consolidating existing public health gains and addressing emerging health priorities (e.g., the rise of non-communicable diseases) through a continued focus on building system-led sustainability. CHAI Cambodia has been supporting the National Program for Eye Health (NPEH) and the Preventive Medicine Department under the Ministry of Health to expand access to presbyopia correction through community-based distribution of ready-made reading glasses to individuals aged 40 and above. This initiative contributes to broader efforts to integrate eye care into Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) services at the community level in targeted provinces, including Kampot and Svay Rieng. The project is being implemented through health centres of Angkor Cheay, Kampong Trach, Chhouk and Kampot Operation districts of Kampot province and, Romeas Heak and Svay Rieng Operational districts of Svay Rieng province. Announcement Positions Field Enumerator – Data Collection Apply Now WORKPLACE CIRCUMSTANCES ENVIRONMENT: Office LANGUAGES: English, Khmer LOCATION: Kampot Province, Svay Rieng Province POSITION CIRCUMSTANCES CAREER CATEGORY: Monitoring & Evaluation, Community Development, Social Work, Advisor / Individual Consultant SCHEDULE: Short-term SALARY: N/A POSITION SUMMARY Base Location: Kampot and Svay Rieng provinces with travel to the field Contract Type: Independent Consultant – Data collection Contract Period: Approx. 2 months, 40 working days Expected Start Date: 1st September 2026 Report to: Senior Associate, PHC Integration and NCDs Purpose The purpose of this consultancy is to support CHAI in gathering high-quality programmatic and service delivery data from health facilities and communities participating in integrated eye and NCD screening program in targeted provinces through structured interviews and focus group discussions, contributing to implementation learning, service delivery improvement, program monitoring and reporting requirements. Specific Objectives Support the generation of reliable quantitative and qualitative evidence on the reach, implementation, and beneficiary experience of integrated eye and NCD screening services in targeted provinces. Assess beneficiary perspectives on access, utilization, acceptability, and experience of integrated eye and NCD screening and related services. Capture perspectives and implementation experiences of health centre and Operational District staff to identify operational strengths, challenges, and opportunities for improvement. Ensure timely, complete, and high-quality field data are available to support CHAI and NPEH's program monitoring, learning, and reporting requirements. Timeframe and working days Each enumerator will be engaged for an estimated 40 working days during Sep and October 2026. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Pre-Field Preparation Attend the enumerator training and briefing session organized by CHAI (1 day). Review and familiarize with all data collection tools, implementation research protocols, assigned operational districts and data collection schedule. Participate in practical training on informed consent, confidentiality, interview techniques, FGD facilitation, data quality, and use of KoboToolbox. Field Data Collection Visit assigned communities under selected health centres in Kampot or Svay Rieng province on scheduled field days. Administer structured interviews with selected program beneficiaries aged 40 years and above using the standardized survey tool, capturing data on screening experience, receipt and use of reading glasses, perceived vision improvement, service accessibility, and satisfaction. Conduct 6 focus group discuss