2013-05-20

Household Economic Strengthening (HES) Specialist at Chemonics lnternational lnc

Household Economic Strengthening (HES) Specialist at Chemonics lnternational lnc

Chemonics lnternational lnc. a leading international development firm

based in Washington, D.C ( www.chemonics.com ). seeks qualified

candidates for a five-yearagricultural value-chain development project

funded by the U,S. Agency for International

Development (USAID). The positions will be based in Abuja. Any

successful candidates will possess the following:

Job Title: Household Economic Strengthening (HES) Specialist

Job Field

Key responsibilities of the Household Economic Strengthening (HES)

Specialist include to assist the smooth delivery of the

Livelihood and Household Economic Strengthening (HES) Program. The HES

Specialist who will report to the Director

Household Economic Strengthening is charged with ensuring that the

implementation of Household Economic Strengthening

(HES) activities meets Project objectives,directly or via delegation.

These include but are not limited to the following

specific duties and responsibilities:

Supervise the implementation of capacity building activities relating

to gender and vulnerable groups integration into

agricultural value chain activities.

Liaise with PEP FAR implementing partners to empower vulnerable

households taking care of Orphans and Vulnerable

Children by building linkages with OVC sector actors.

Liaise with the Monitoring &Evaluation unit to ensure that the

Household Economic Strengthening (HES) meets its target in a

timely manner.

Attend and contribute in Nigeria OVC technical working group and

communities of practices meetings in HES.,

Participate in conduct of any baselines and mid- term evaluation of

the Household Economic Strengthening (HES)

Assist in drafting reports and agreementswith program partners,

outlining roles andresponsibilities associated with capacity building

of vulnerable populations - women, youth and People with Physical

Disabilities.

Work with the Irrigation specialist and other value chain staff to

introduce new technologies to vulnerable groups to improve

homestead farming

Provide necessary input for work planning, and the writing of annual

and quarterly reports.

Attend and provide feedback and oversight for TOT events and step down

trainings. lead capacity strengthening of

implementing agencies to improve livelihood and household food

security for vulnerable households.

Assist in facilitating pilot or demonstration projects to test and

adopt specitic HES activities

Facilitate learning exchanges among partner organizations, community

groups to foster peer-to-peer learning on

Other program related duties as assigned by the Household

Economic Strengthening (HES) Program Director

Professional, Educational and Personal Requirements

A minimum Bachelors Degree in agriculture, nutrition, women studies,

social sciences or related fields

A minimum experience of 5 years of work experience in gender, Youth programming,

A good experience and knowledge of OVCand Youth

Empowerment policies and strategies

Good facilitation, with adult learning methodology

A demonstrated experience of implementing Household

Economic strengthening program and ortrainings in Nigeria will be an

added advantage

location of Assignment and Reporting: This position is based in Abuja

with frequent travels (50%) to other locations in Nigeria. The

technical direction for theactivity will come from Director, Household

Economic Strengthening

How to Apply

Please, apply only if you have the requiredqualifications and work

experience by emailing a full CV detailing all relevant professional

experience and a cover letter detailing qualifications in relation to

the position, to recruitment@nigeriamarkets.org . Please specify 'the

position' in the· subject line. Only qualified candidates will be

contacted.

Chemonics is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Application Deadline: not later than May 23, 2013





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