Overview
The Food Security & Livelihoods (FSL) Project Officer will implement activities to address food insecurity and poor nutrition levels in the governorate, overseeing program activities, registering families, and monitoring livelihood initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Sensitize local authorities and communities to project objectives, activities, and selection criteria.
- Review and develop beneficiary selection criteria.
- Organize and run community meetings and workshops.
- Conduct trainings as necessary.
- Lead in conflict resolution of disputes between communities and members related to SCI project activities.
- Ensure planned activities are conducted timely and beneficiaries receive assistance.
- Develop project implementation plan with communities.
- Carry out initial site assessments and feasibility feedback.
- Identify training and capacity-building needs within the target population.
- Monitor and evaluate the impact of livelihood interventions.
- Carry out regular monitoring of field livelihood activities.
- Organize regular group mentorship sessions with participants.
- Coordinate with other project officers and relevant government ministries.
- Participate in Field Office meetings.
- Ensure a project progress database is complete and regularly updated.
- Assist the M&E team in creating appropriate monitoring tools.
- Conduct regular feedback sessions with the M&E Officer and Accountability Assistants.
- Compile and write weekly, monthly and quarterly progress reports (narrative and data) in English.
Required Experience
Three years of experience working with International NGOs. Two years experience working in Livelihoods activities (ex. vocational skills training, agricultural/livestock projects, etc.). Experience using participatory approaches in community engagement. Experience supervising others and managing their performance. Experience writing and compiling narrative and analytical reports in English.
Qualifications
University degree in economics, agriculture, or other discipline relevant to Food security and livelihoods.
