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TOGO: CONSULTANT FOR FIELD PROJECT ASSISTANCE
Freelanceabout 2 months ago
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Freelance
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The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is seeking an Individual Consultant for Field Project Assistance to support the implementation of a project aimed at strengthening resilience to climate change through sustainable forestry management in Togo. The consultant will provide technical, administrative, and coordination support in the Savanne, Kara, and Central regions. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, project documentation, and reporting. The role requires collaboration with local authorities and communities to ensure effective project delivery. Bachelor’s degree in relevant field At least 2 years of professional experience 1 year of project support experience in shea value chain Excellent communication skills in French and English Analytical skills for data analysis and reporting
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