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Soil and Water Conservation Officer Non-profit Job Careers – Action Against Hunger (ACF)
Job Title: Soil and Water Conservation Officer
Organization: Action Against
Hunger (ACF)
Hunger (ACF)
Duty Station: Uganda
About US:
Action Against Hunger (ACF) is an International Humanitarian NGO. For
over thirty years, ACF has been
implementing Food Security and Livelihoods, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and
Hygiene programs in the Lango, Acholi, West Nile and Karamoja regions in
Uganda.
over thirty years, ACF has been
implementing Food Security and Livelihoods, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and
Hygiene programs in the Lango, Acholi, West Nile and Karamoja regions in
Uganda.
Key Duties and
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
- Provide technical support to all FSL
projects i.e. intensive agriculture, Multistorey gardening, use of zai
pits, fruit - Tasked with growing, general crop
agriculture, Agro forestry and general farm level Soil & water
conservation. - Actively promote concepts of agro ecology
and climate smart agriculture. - Ensure active participation of the various
categories of beneficiaries in project interventions. - Implement all the planned field based
activities in respective areas of project implementation on planned time. - Prepare weekly and monthly individual work
plans and submit to the supervisors. - Formulate training manuals per thematic
area, and Participate in the training of beneficiaries per the project
requirements. - Work in close liaison with the PM organise
and supervise all project capacity development activities - Actively participate in beneficiary
profiling, beneficiary registration, and base line-end line assessments in
FSL activities. - Participate in all project review
assessments, surveys and studies and ensure these are conducted per
protocol. - Document and compile reports on project
activities including Monthly & Quarterly donor reports - Support the establishment of a database
for all project activities to regularly monitor and evaluate their
activities. - Manage reporting on project progress,
success stories and lessons learned during project implementation. - Conduct trend of food security and
nutrition analyses of the refugee influx and host community and give
recommendations on how Action Against Hunger can better position itself. - Ensure that staff/persons under your
supervision (Community based facilitators, demo site leaders) - Ensure that staffs under your supervision
develop quarterly activity workplans and adhere to them. - Identify training needs of staff under
your supervision and suggest an appropriate training plan. - Work in liaison with relevant district
departments (Production & Natural resources) and NARO to share
relevant information. - Participate in internal and external
meetings per the PM guidance - As delegated by the PM, respond to
complaints and questions on related to FSL. - Actively participate in events organized
in the refugee and host community setting. - Coordinate with other sections of Action
Against Hunger and all other stakeholders in the response. - As delegated by the PM, attend interagency
& sectoral coordination meetings at the settlements and District
level. - Attend donor meetings and field visits as
required. - Perform any other duties as assigned from
time to time
Qualifications, Skills and
Experience:
Experience:
- The ideal candidate for the Action Against
Hunger (ACF) Soil and Water Conservation Officer job opportunity should
preferably hold a Bachelor’s degree (honors) in Soil Science, Watershed
Management, Water Engineering, Irrigation Engineering, General
Agriculture, Agronomy, Agricultural Extension, Agro Ecology, or any other
relevant field with at least 3 yr continuous experience implementing soil
& water conservation activities. - Additionally, A diploma in Agricultural
related studies with at least 3 years’ practical experience in a
successful soil & water conservation project shall be considered. - Previous work with a busy multi-sectoral
setting/programming is an asset. - Previous work in a refugee setting is
desirable. - Excellent communication skills (written
and oral) in English - Ability to exercise sound judgment and
make decisions independently - Extremely flexible with the ability to
cope with stressful situations - Excellent reporting skills with good oral
and written communication skills - Knowledge of the local language is an
added advantage - Highly diplomatic and culturally sensitive
- Fluency in written and spoken English
How to Apply:
All suitably qualified and interested candidates are encouraged to send
their applications including a cover letter, CV (not more than 4 pages) with at
least three referees and a daytime telephone contract. For email applications
please note that attached documents should not be larger than 2MBs. All
documents should be zipped in one folder. Any email larger than 2MBS will not
be considered. Address your email application to:
recruitment.ug@acf-international.org mentioning “Soil and Water Conservation
Officer (Yumbe)” in the subject line.
their applications including a cover letter, CV (not more than 4 pages) with at
least three referees and a daytime telephone contract. For email applications
please note that attached documents should not be larger than 2MBs. All
documents should be zipped in one folder. Any email larger than 2MBS will not
be considered. Address your email application to:
recruitment.ug@acf-international.org mentioning “Soil and Water Conservation
Officer (Yumbe)” in the subject line.
Deadline: 21st April 2017
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