DTM Enumerator

Organizational Context

The International Organization for Migration (IOM), established in 1951, is a UN-related agency focused on promoting humane and orderly migration. It works with partners to save lives, protect people on the move, and facilitate regular migration pathways. The Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) system monitors population mobility and evolving needs. This role supports DTM implementation in Greece under the Chief of Mission.

Job Purpose

This consultancy role supports the implementation of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Flow Monitoring Surveys in Greece. The DTM system is crucial for systematically capturing, processing, and disseminating information on population mobility and the needs of displaced populations. The consultant will contribute to understanding migration flows and trends within Greece, particularly for migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees arriving by sea or land, as well as those transiting through the country. This data collection is vital for informing humanitarian responses and migration management strategies. The role operates under the supervision of the Chief of Mission in Greece and in coordination with the DTM Europe Project Coordinator.

Responsibilities

The DTM Enumerator will be responsible for regularly updating information on flow monitoring points (FMPs) and collecting GPS data as needed. This includes continuous liaison with the DTM Focal Point in Athens and other IOM staff to coordinate data collection with humanitarian and governmental stakeholders. The role involves compiling and reporting information on newly arrived migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees, as well as those transiting Greece. Approximately 40 Flow Monitoring Surveys (FMS) will be conducted weekly using the Kobo application, adhering to sampling criteria and DTM guidelines, ensuring dignified data collection and respecting protection principles. Weekly reports on activities, encountered issues, and recommendations are required, along with monthly reports to the DTM Focal Point in Italy. Adherence to IOM's Data Protection Principles is mandatory.

Work Experience

Required experience includes working with vulnerable groups and/or migrants, and conducting personal interviews with migrants or others. Experience in writing reports and documents in English is an asset. Previous experience with international organizations, NGOs, or EU Agencies is also considered an asset.

Skills

Required skills include computer proficiency, specifically hands-on experience with MS Office. Availability to travel within Greece is necessary. A valid EU working permit is required for non-EU candidates. A valid category B driving license is required, and having one's own car is strongly desirable.

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