1 Nov 2024

Community Facilitators at Association of Pastoralist Community for Change (APCfC)

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Job Description


Background

The Association of Pastoralist Community for Change (APCfC) is a local NGO registered with the Oromia Attorney General Bureau (OAGB) under the Oromia Regional State proclamation for Civil Society Organizations, holding certificate No. WB/03/0099. APCfC is planning to kick start   implementation of  a one-year project titled “Enhancing Local Capacities and Practices for Social Cohesion and Harmony” in six adjacent kebeles: Laga Sure, Malab, and Mado Migo in Moyale Woreda, Borena Zone, Oromia Region, and Laga Sure, Malab, and Mado Migo in Moyale Woreda, Dawa Zone, Somali Region, in collaboration with Pastoralist Initiative Development Aid (PIDA).

Funded by the Embassy of Ireland in Ethiopia, the project aims to promote social cohesion and a culture of peaceful coexistence among the Borena, Garba, and Gari communities in the borderlands of Moyale District in the Oromia and Somali regions.

APCfC invites qualified professionals to apply for the available positions to achieve its project objectives.

Job position summary:

Under the direct supervision of the APCfC Consortium lead, the Community Facilitators are responsible for community mobilization and coordination, engaging target communities, women’s groups, and youth groups to ensure the smooth delivery of the project in selected kebeles of Moyale, Woreda, Borena zone.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

  • Participate in the planning, implementation and reviewing project scopes of work, training programs and awareness raising sessions.
  • In close collaboration with Government Stakeholders, coordinate targeting and establishment/revitalization of the Local Peace committee,  Women social Forum and youth school peace clubs from across the project target kebeles.
  • Support facilitation of training and intra and inter community peace dialogues and workshops.
  • Conduct awareness raising and sensitization sessions for Customary leaders, elders and community representatives on the importance and benefits of Women’s engagement and participation in local Peace building and conflict transformation efforts.
  • Provide regular support to the Project target Women, youth and local peace committee  through their regular meetings.
  • Support coaching and cascading of the skills obtained through the training provided by the project and facilitate household level THM exercise and review activities in project target kebeles.
  • Carrying out other appropriate activities that will contribute to project success, as requested by the Consortium Lead.

 

Required number: 2 (two)

Terms of Employment: One-year, Full-time.

Basic Salary: Birr 24,113.43 (Twenty-four thousand one hundred thirteen fourth three cent) plus 30% of hardship Allowance.

About You

Education and Work Experience Required: 

  • Degree/Diploma in Social Sciences, gender studies, sociology, Education, development studies or related fields.
  • At least 3-5 years’ work experience as a Community Mobiliser, Gender and Peace Building Officer or Field Officer on Gender, Women Empowerment or Peace Building related Project or Programme.
  • Additional certification/training on Peace Building, Community Mobilization/engagement and Women Empowerment and related areas is an additional asset.

Skills and Qualifications:

  • Solid knowledge of Peace Building and Conflict transformation, Women Empowerment and Community engagement related project management.
  • Understanding and practical experience in community Mobilization, dialogue facilitation and Training facilitation and stakeholder’s engagement.
  • Ability to effectively engage and work with community and community leaders and elders.
  • Knowledge of culture, norms, local language and belief and geographical areas of the target Woreda is an asset.
  • Good understanding of the Women’s Empowerment and cultural problems and issues in pastoralist setting and practical experience working with the Women group.

 





Method of Application

Interested applicants should submit a Motivational Letter with details of how they meet the ‘job requirements’ outlined above, including description of past professional experience; non-returnable updated CV with at least three references; and non-returnable soft copies of credentials with the subject “name of position” you apply for to either of the following addresses:  
  • Email address: [email protected] or submit non-returnable hardcopies at Association of Pastoralist Community for Change (APCfC) Head Office, Addis Ababa, Kirkos sub-city, Woreda 07, AN Business Centre, 4th floor Or
  • submit non-returnable hardcopies at Association of Pastoralist Community for Change (APCfC) Dire or Moyale Field Offices in Borana zone.
  If you need further clarifications, please use phone number +251 115 318141 during working hours (9:00 am-5:00pm) before the deadline. Deadline: 10 November 2024.





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