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Community Liaison Officer
Freelance5 days ago
Job Description
Cabo Delgado
CDI
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Responsabilités
Heading is recruiting a Community Liaison Officer, to be based in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. Duties Build and maintain strong relationships based on trust and mutual respect; Present Project update to the community, vis-a-vi present community concerns and grievances to the company; Ensure that issues are resolved promply, fairly and consistently; On the one hand facilitating project operations and social management programs through engagement with the communities; Regular engagement with community stakeholders, including local civil society organizations, households, and vulnerable groups, with the aim of building the trust and respect of the community; Stakeholder Mapping: understanding and mapping various community stakeholders and their needs, interests, concerns and levels of influence in a way that can used for project decision making; Identify opportunities from feedback and determine actions, revisit goals, and plan next steps for follow- up and future engagement. Capture engagement activities carried out and submit daily reports to the line manager about the situation in community Requisites The position requires a bachelor’s degree in social sciences or related field with skill in local languages of Cabo Delgado. Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences or a related field; Minimum of 3–5 years of proven experience in community engagement, social performance, stakeholder relations, or community liaison roles, preferably within large-scale infrastructure, energy, mining, or resettlement projects; Demonstrated experience working directly with rural communities and project-affected households; Proven experience managing or supporting a Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) and resolving community complaints in a fair and timely manner; Experience conducting stakeholder mapping and social risk assessments; Experience preparing daily, weekly, and monthly social monitoring reports; Strong conflict resolution and mediation skills; Experience engaging with local authorities, civil society organizations, and vulnerable groups; Notes Only shortlisted applicants will be
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