2 Field Officers – Tawi-tawi
Indexed description
- Serve as the primary individual responsible for overseeing, coordinating, and executing all tasks with the municipal LGU and community partners.
- Develop a work plan, provide regular reports, capitalization reports, and submit them to the Project Officer for consolidation.
- Arrange and/or take part in seminars, conferences, and activities related to the project.
- Act as the main on-site focal point in the assigned intervention area / community of the I-PREPARED 2 project.
Objective 1: Act as the focal person in managing, coordinating, and implementing all activities to LGU and community partners specific to Action Against Hunger Results
- Lead in the coordination of local partners (municipality and Barangay) and other shareholders and ensure timely implementation of the planned activities in coordination with Project Officer and Head of Project.
- Lead in the implementation of the Project’s key results in all covered areas
- Support the Project Officer in the development and or review and conduct of capacity building modules and other technical trainings and orientations among LGUs and community partners.
- Support Project level advocacy initiatives related to DRR and Climate Change, Agriculture / Fisheries and Food Security and Livelihoods, and WASH.
- Any other task required to achieve the Project objectives.
- Prepare monthly plans and updates/progress report on achievements.
- Develop and Maintain database of Photos, Videos and other multi-media document related to the project.
- Contribute to the donor interim and final reports following the Mission Reporting System
- Contribute to preparing meeting minutes including Project team monthly meeting, training proceedings and other reports requested by the Project Officer and HoP
- Assist the Project Officer in capitalization of the experience in various activities of the Project
- Under proper authorization, represent Action Against Hunger and actively participate in related events in projects areas or elsewhere.
- Actively search for local capacities with potential to give and add value to the project (NGO, institutions universities etc.)
- Organize/ participate in trainings
- University degree in allied health, social sciences, economics, business management, statistics, agriculture, and fisheries, agroeconomic
- Essential knowledge and understanding of RA 10121 and Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction, Food Security and Livelihoods, Agriculture and Fisheries, Marketing, knowledge on local government processes, basic knowledge on FBEA/ Anticipatory Action, and WASH and Nature-Based Solutions (NBS)
- At least 2 years’ experience in Community Organizing, DRR, FSL, and WASH related work (development), work with local government units and other stakeholders.
- Knowledgeable of Palawan context
- Filipino, English, and vernacular (Tagbanua/ Tausug) (spoken and written) and with good technical writing skills
- Competent in the use of Microsoft Office computer programs including Word Excel & Powerpoint and Share Point
- Valuable prior experience in issues related to the promotion of gender equality and child rights or personal commitment to gender equality and child rights.
- Compensation based on Action Against Hunger salary grid and candidate’s previous experience
- Benefits: Health insurance, accident and life insurance, leave entitlements, government-mandated benefits
- Project-based employment
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