Facilitate timely identification of project participants in collaboration with refugee and host community structures.
Ensure farmer groups are organized, supported to document, and raise advocacy issues related to agriculture and other livelihoods components in their day-to-day life.
Work with “Good Farmers” and relevant institutions/individuals for training, mentorship and skills building of project participants in food security and economic livelihood interventions.
Cooperate with “Good Farmers” to ensure systematic transition in farm management and sustainability thereof.
Timely implementation of capacity building initiatives for on-the farm workers and farmer groups using approved curriculum, manuals and guides.
Participate in budget execution, management and BVA meetings.
Conduct routine farm sites, and household visits to monitor animal and crop health, and give feedback to the project stakeholders.
Organize stakeholder quarterly reviews to realign processes and objectives
Regularly interact with community representatives and with direct project participants to discuss activities, shortfalls, and remedial action.
Participate in preparing quarterly and annual reports for submission to management and donors (KOICA).
Ensure quarterly documentation of project success stories and good practices
Consult with relevant District Local Government Officers and OPM to ensure alignment to government programs.
Ensure that the project resources are properly utilized; there is value for money and timely accountability
Represents ChildFund in relevant fora and seminars on matters of the Uganda Refugee and Host Community Integrated Resilience project.
Perform any other duties that may from time to time be assigned by the immediate supervisor.