Agriculture Development Facilitator

Communicating with all levels of project staffs, consultants, project concerned parties and local authorities to coordinate and facilitate of all agricultural activities included community development, farmers trainings, project missions and other tasks provided by the project; ADF will support and participate in Agri-Ecosystem Analysis (AEAs), and agricultural land suitability study exercises; ADF will provide regular technical backstopping and monitoring to Village Extension workers (VEWs)/Village Animal Health workers (VAHWs) and run farmer field schools (FFS), farmer business schools (FBS) and farmer market schools (FMS); ADF will coordinate, supports and facilitate the establishment of Farmer Organizations (FOs) (i.e. producer organizations, processing, agricultural marketing, rice banks, savings and credit / revolving fund, etc.); ADF will work with VEWs/VAHWs to develop and implement plans for model plots/farm planning and their respective plans in support of agricultural extension functions; ADF will ensure the technical compliance of training services by private service providers at the request of the Provincial Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (PDAFFs) and the Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment Office (ANREO); ADF is recommended to involve in monitoring and reporting on the status of agricultural activities, agricultural challenges, farmer concerns and farmer feedback; ADF is recommended directly to facilitate to the farmers field days conducting in some demonstration sites and to ensure that all the participants of FFSs adopt and adapt to demonstration techniques and apply these techniques in their own plots; In addition, ADF will directly assist and facilitate all the tasks and mission provided by the LASED III project; ADF assists the farmer and community to facilitate the meetings and discussions with key stakeholders, including private sectors, donors and NGOs that have supported agriculture activities.

• Bachelor's Degree in agronomy, animal health science, rural/community development or other relevant fields.
• The outstanding graduated students are encouraged to apply Experience in agriculture and rural/community development, social development, with government institutions, UN and/or NGOs for 2 years as a minimum General & Technical Skills Experience working with landless and land-poor people, indigenous communities and vulnerable in rural areas in enhancing the livelihood improvement; experience working on SLC/ICLT related issues is an advantage; Preferably the applicants had been trained in facilitation Able to use computer (Word, Excel and Power Point); Candidate should have own transports, laptops and willing to stay and work in IC/SLC areas of project sites/communities with strong commitment to help poor peoples, willing to perform all tasks provided by the project.