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Jobs in Tanzania 2021: New Job Vacancies at The World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF), 2021

VACANCY: PROJECT EXECUTANT – LAND FOR LIFE
WWF is seeking to hire a competent and motivated Project Executant – Land for life for its office in Tanzania, based in Arusha.
Main Tasks
Under
the direction of the SOKNOT Focal person, and working closely with the
WWF and TPW project teams, the Project Executant will support the
coordination of project activities in the Lake Natron area which
constitutes the Tanzanian part of the project area
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Duties & Responsibilities

Responsible
for coordinating all project activities, working with WWF and TPW staff
and a number of external experts and partners, which will include a
multi-stakeholder engagement process, the review and collection of
essential baseline data, the co-creation of appropriate implementation
approaches and the establishment of related monitoring systems.
Support TPW with the implementation of the thematic activities such as
Human-Wildlife-Conflict
(HWC) mitigation, participatory land use planning, sustainable
rangeland management, eco-friendly business development, community-based
natural resource management, wildlife and habitat conservation and
according to already established implementation protocols and
strategies.
Ensure the strong participation and benefitting of women and youth as well as people with disability in all project activities.
Identify
and develop excellent working relationships with important stakeholders
such as community leaders and community-based organizations, women
group representatives, local user groups, Government authorities,
research institutions and other projects in the region.
Represent
WWF at meetings/workshops at local government (district) levels and
ensure effective coordination, collaboration and knowledge sharing with
Government authorities and other stakeholders.
Manage day-to-day
operations of the project, which include effective administration and
tracking of project finances, project monitoring and evaluation, timely
reporting to WWF, TPW and donor and effective coordination and
cooperation between project partners.
Work with WWF and TPW staff to develop/adjust work plans and budgets.
Cooperate
with Senior Management Team staff in WWF-Tanzania on relevant topics to
ensure alignment with WWF plans and policies and to support further
fundraising.
Submit regular progress and technical reports to the SOKNOT Program Coordinator
Ensure
the confirmation and documentation of free, prior and informed consent
of the target groups, the implementation and monitoring of safeguards
according to WWF’s ESSF Framework, the mitigation of identified risks
and the establishment of a grievance mechanism in close cooperation with
the respective WWF focal persons.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

A
postgraduate qualification (MSc), knowledge and experience in a
relevant discipline (e.g., natural sciences, social sciences,
conservation biology, landscape ecology, economics, conservation
planning or related field), a PhD qualification will be an added
advantage.
At least 5 years professional experience in relevant
sectors, in particular with regard to community-based natural resource
management and gender-oriented livelihood and business development
support, preferably in Northern Tanzania.
At least 2 years of
experience in program development and management, including preparing
and managing sizable and complex budgets, technical and financial
reporting, matrix working, program monitoring and evaluation, and
ensuring compliance with donor requirements for implementation.
Demonstrated
ability to drive multi-stakeholder engagement processes including
stakeholder workshops, and to build capacity of multiple stakeholders to
engage in the project

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Method of Application
Additional information, including Terms of Reference, can be obtained through web address: http://wwf.panda.org/who we are/jobs/
. Applications must include a complete Cover Letter & CV with full
contact details of three referees and should be addressed to the People
& Culture Manager, via email to: hresources@wwftz.org by Friday, 26th March 2021 at 4:30 pm.
Only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted and the interviews
will take place in Dar es Salaam or via zoom video conferencing. WWF is
an equal opportunity organization.