Education

• Bachelor/Honors, Bachelor of Science (BSc), in Agriculture
• Bachelor/Honors, Bachelor of Science (BSc), in Development Studies
• Bachelor/Honors, Bachelor of Social Science (BSS)

Experience

• 3 Year

Additional Requirements

• Oversee all food security, nutrition, livelihood, and climate adaptive activities within the assigned location(s) under the guidance of the Project Supervisor.
• Organize project inception meetings with stakeholders at various levels.
• Ensure beneficiaries are selected based on defined criteria in the proposal and validate selections with relevant authorities.
• Conduct household surveys using KOBO tools to gather necessary data.
• Assist in preparing community-level action plans.
• Identify suitable sites for homestead agriculture and assist in the implementation of agricultural activities.
• Provide support for the implementation of WASH, Protection, and FSL activities.
• Facilitate workshops and meetings at the Upazila/City level.
• Organize advocacy and awareness sessions within the community.
• Conduct training sessions on agricultural techniques (irrigation, harvesting methods, post-harvest management) and utilizing weather information for agricultural productivity.
• Facilitate project inception and exit meetings at project locations.
• Ensure inclusion of gender, persons with disabilities, the elderly, and other vulnerable communities in participant selection and project implementation steps.
• Implement technical activities according to approved field movement and technical activity plans.
• Support or participate in various assessments, evaluations, and post-distribution monitoring activities.
• Coordinate and cooperate with other team members effectively.
• Engage in community mobilization efforts within IR guidelines and compliance standards.
• Ensure alignment with project timelines, budget constraints, and quality standards for successful project outcomes.
• Assist in establishing Complaints & Feedback Mechanisms (CFM), Child Protection, Safeguarding, and Gender Sensitivity measures related to project activities.
• Set up agricultural demonstration plots to showcase best practices.
• Monitoring and Supervision – 10%
• Conduct regular monitoring of agriculture-related activities at the beneficiary level.
• Perform household visits to provide technical assistance and track asset growth progress.
• Follow up with group members using training knowledge imparted.
• Monitor progress of project activities and ensure the quality of materials used, reporting any issues to the project focal point or supervisor.
• Facilitate the preparation of Household Adaptation Plans and track progress accordingly.
• Collect monthly Management Information System (MIS) data.
• Gather data from demonstration plots, including yield data, cost-benefit analysis, and adaptability assessments.
• Capacity Building Initiatives – 10%
• Organize and lead Income Generating Activity (IGA) skill training sessions aimed at enhancing beneficiaries' economic capabilities.
• Coordinate and facilitate leadership training workshops to empower individuals within the community to take on leadership roles.
• Organize and facilitate group management training sessions to enhance participants’ ability to manage group dynamics.
• Conduct training sessions on smart agriculture techniques to introduce sustainable farming practices.
• Conduct training on adaptive agriculture methods to help communities adapt to changing environmental conditions.
• Follow up on training sessions by providing hands-on training at the household level and conducting training refreshers to reinforce learning and address challenges.
• Reporting, Archiving, and Visibility – 10%
• Collaborate with the supervisor in drafting monthly, quarterly, interim, and final narrative reports in accordance with project proposals.
• Aid in compiling monthly progress reports to track project achievements and milestones.
• Organize and maintain project-related documents, ensuring timely submission to the Humanitarian & Resilience Programme department.
• Prepare or gather media and communication materials (e.g., photographs, case studies) to enhance project visibility.
• Assist in archiving project documents (both hard copy and electronic formats) following IR guidelines for documentation and record-keeping.
• Stakeholder Coordination and Advocacy – 5%
• Ensure effective networking and coordination with market actors, DAE / DLS / DOF, and Union/Upazila offices.
• Establish and maintain an effective coordination mechanism with key stakeholders of the project.
• Represent Islamic Relief Bangladesh in coordination meetings at Union and Upazila levels.
• Assist in phase-out meetings and lesson learned workshops for organizational development.
• Collect successful project completion letters from relevant authorities.
• Other Responsibilities – 5%
• Participate in and contribute to seasonal programs (e.g., Ramadan, Qurbani, Winterization).
• Ensure that local purchases and expenditures comply with Islamic Relief Bangladesh policies.
• Maintain the stock book, inventory, and other essential registers in a timely and effective manner.
• Support in procurement of materials like requisitions and follow-ups.
• Ensure the security of project staff and participants during interventions.
• Willing and able to travel frequently for extended periods and to remote project areas.
• Perform any other duties assigned by the Supervisor.
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• Mobile bill
• Tour allowance
• Provident fund
• Weekly 2 holidays

Work Place

Work from Office

Employment Status

Type: Full Time/Permanent

Shift: Day Shift

Job Location

Cox's Bazar, Kurigram