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CONTACT is recruiting a Resettlement Agriculture Livelihoods Officer, to be based in Afungi, Mozambique. Duties Reporting to the Livelihoods Coordinator and the Livelihoods Supervisor, the main activities of the Resettlement Agriculture Livelihoods Officer are to: conduct daily field oversight of livelihood implementation partners (IP), confirming that the reported progress can be verified in the field; be intimately familiar with the contractual requirements for each IP, including HSE, work scope, and reporting – steward performance of these requirements; ensure field verification of the distribution to impacted households of agricultural starter packs, replacement trees, DUATs, fishing kits and other in-kind benefits Sign delivery certificates on behalf of the project; facilitate the engagement, mobilization and participation of impacted stakeholders on the project sponsored programs to ensure successful delivery of livelihoods commitments; identify all eligible households that may participate in livelihood restoration benefits and utilize tracking tools to ensure tracking of the delivery of commitments under the household agreement and resettlement plan Sign in situ, on behalf of the project, approx. 1,000 compensation agreements, perform checks on all signed compensation agreements for completeness and file them; observe the safety, health, environmental and social aspects of the execution of the implementing partners’ scopes of work; seek to help them improve their performance through intervention Be the focal point in the field between the IP, the project, the affected households and the communities engaged in the agricultural, fisheries and diversified livelihood programs; participate in meetings with Government, communities and households, as required Requisites University degree in relevant area, including rural development, agronomy, agricultural economics Minimum of three (3) years of experience in engaging communities for livelihood re-establishment and development activities Experience in managing implementation partners in the field, monitoring of IP activities and engagement with communities Fluency in Portuguese and English (written and spoken) Ability to communicate in Kiswahili, Makue or Makua is an advantage Excellent communication skills with a proven ability to develop and maintain good relations with stakeholders including local communities, government authorities, implementation partners and CSOs/NGOs Mozambican Nationality, is an advantage Living in the local area of the job is an advantage Benefits The possibility of working in a Company that offers salary conditions compatible with the level of experience and level of responsibility of the role, as well as opportunities for personal development Notes Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted
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