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Togo: Consultant for Waste Recycling Business Development
Freelanceabout 2 months ago
Job Description
Togo
Freelance
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The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is seeking an individual consultant for waste recycling business development in Togo. The consultant will support the establishment of sustainable agricultural waste recycling businesses, focusing on maize and palm oil by-products. Responsibilities include community engagement, capacity building, and facilitating grant awards for selected entrepreneurs. The role requires collaboration with local communities and authorities to promote circular economy solutions and create income-generating opportunities. 5 years' relevant experience Master's degree in business development or equivalent Experience in waste management and circular economy Strong interpersonal skills Fluency in local language (e.g., Ewe) and French Proficiency in English is an advantage
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