Mariam Ibrahim Gasi

About

I am a detail-oriented Data Collector and Enumerator with hands-on experience supporting large scale research and humanitarian assessments across Nigeria. I have worked with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) through the Innovative Hub for Research in Africa (IHfRA), contributing to high quality data collection for development and humanitarian programs. My experience includes conducting household surveys, community interviews, and field assessments while ensuring accuracy, confidentiality, and ethical research standards. During the UNODC Women’s Health Assessment project, I used Open Data Kit (ODK) to collect and manage field data efficiently. I also served as an Enumerator for the evaluation of EU support to response, recovery, and resilience in Borno State, where I used SurveyCTO and KoboCollect to gather and validate field data. I am skilled in digital data collection tools, survey administration, community engagement, and quality control of field data. My strengths include clear communication with respondents, adherence to research protocols, and timely submission of reliable data. I am passionate about supporting research, humanitarian programs, and evidence-based decision making through accurate field data. I am available for surveys, research projects, monitoring and evaluation assignments, and community-based data collection. Open to collaborations and field data collection opportunities.