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Proposal, Grant and Communication Coordinator, Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo
CDI4 months ago
Job Description
RDC
CDI
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Cultural Studies of Kahuzi-Biega National Park for Conservation, Peace, and Reconciliation of local communities.. CongoJob.cd — RDC.
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What this role involves
You will work directly with local communities around Kahuzi-Biega National Park, documenting cultural practices, traditional governance, and land-use stories that shape conservation efforts. Day-to-day tasks include conducting field interviews, facilitating peace dialogues between ethnic groups, and co-creating reports that bridge indigenous knowledge with park management strategies. Expect frequent travel to remote villages and collaboration with Congolese researchers, park rangers, and community leaders.
Key skills to highlight
Show fluency in at least two local languages (e.g., Kinyarwanda, Swahili, or Mashi) and experience with participatory research methods like focus groups or oral history collection. Demonstrate ability to analyze conflict dynamics in resource-rich zones and propose culturally sensitive reconciliation frameworks. Practical skills in GPS mapping, data transcription, and community workshop facilitation are highly valued.
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Replace generic “research” bullets with concrete outcomes: e.g., “Conducted 40+ interviews with Batwa and Bantu elders in Kahuzi-Biega buffer zones, leading to a community-led buffer zone management plan that reduced elephant crop-raiding conflicts by 30%.” Mention any prior work with Congolese NGOs, national parks, or peacebuilding initiatives.
Before you apply
Verify the hiring organization through RDC’s Ministry of Environment or local conservation networks (e.g., ICCN). Never pay for application fees, visa processing, or “guaranteed placement.” Cross-check the contact email and phone number against official Kahuzi-Biega Park listings to avoid scams.
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