SNaPP2-MAIL, Multi Location
IFAD support for NPP-2 aims to achieve national coverage over a three-phase implementation period consisting of 15 years. The present project constitutes the first phase of IFAD support. It will be implemented in three selected pilot provinces, namely Balkh, Herat and Nangarhar, with planned geographical expansion to additional provinces over the second and third phases. The selection of Balkh, Herat and Nangarhar provinces is aligned with MAIL's intention to commence with seven priority provinces for NPP-2 roll-out across the country. The present project will cover 589 CDCs consisting of 60,000 households (450,000 people) across six districts – NahriShahi and DihDadai in Balkh, Karukh and Zendhajan in Herat, and Darah e Noor and Khewa/Kuzkunar in Nangarhar.
Project geographical targeting is driven by security considerations, IFAD's strategic framework, and Government priority areas. The pilot provinces and districts are selected based on: (i) incidence of poverty: they have very high poverty ratios (Balkh 60%, Herat 39%, Nangarhar 33%) and massive unemployment/underemployment (Nangarhar 57%, Herat 53%, Balkh 49%); (ii) Government priority: they are priority areas for MAIL and MRRD, the two ministries launching the NPP-2; (iii) institutional networks: they have mature community organisations (CDCs), absorptive capacity for interventions, and functional decentralised MAIL-MRRD relations; (iv) economic and resource management opportunities: they have potential for rapid agriculture and livestock growth benefitting numerous poor rural people, and scope for improved natural resource management; (v) security and accessibility: they guarantee a relative level of security that allows regular and safe access; (vi) contiguity: pilot districts in each province are contiguous, which reduces administrative and logistical constraints and improves the prospects for efficiency; and, (vii) diversity: the provinces are agro-ecologically diverse and encompass a range of challenges
The K.M YPC is responsible to make good communication and coordination between CLAP & SNaPP-2 procedures in order to ensure organizational effectiveness and efficiency, He/she should report to KM&P Specialist on activities.
Under direct supervision of Knowledge Management Unit Head, S/he is responsible for managing communication and public relation related issues, producing development journalism products such as audiovisual documentation of lessons learnt, success stories, newsletters, documentaries, brochures, radio and TV outlets. Aforementioned outlets are to be produced in coordination with the technical teams as well as relevant focal points of the implementing partners located in the programs’ target provinces.
1. Work closely with SPs’ communication teams in order to maintain exchange of knowledge, best practices, and success stories.
2. In collaboration with the programs’ KM network conducts frequent field visit to identify and capture success stories, lessons learned, and best practices, and produces necessary promotional materials.
3. Share extension knowledge among male and female households and other stakeholders on SNaPP2 activities through production and dissemination of the programs’ publications and extension messages.
4. Conduct interviews with male/female beneficiaries and prepare success stories for social media, newsletter, and other publications.
5. Report on the implementation assignments to the KM & Policy Specialist.
6. Be available to perform such and any other duties and/or elsewhere as directed from time to time by the KM Unit Head.
7. Create tools and opportunities for practitioners to connect, share knowledge, and learn from each other to improve practice.
8. Coordinate closely with the M&E program staff to fish out success stories, best practices, lesson learned of public interest and draw promotional materials thereof.
9. Any other duty duties as assigned by KM&P Specialist
· The interested candidates should submit their resume alone with a cover letter.
· Put (YPC-051/SNaPP-2/MAIL)” in the subject line otherwise your application will NOT be considered.
· Please note that application received after the closing date will not be considered.
· Only short-listed candidates whose application responds to the above criteria will be contacted for written test.
Post Date
May 25, 2021
Closing Date
Jun 07, 2021
Reference
051/MAIL/SNaPP-2
Number of Vacancies
1
Salary Range
As per NTA salary scale
Years of Experience
1 year
Probation Period
3 month
Contract Type
Short Term
Contract Duration
1 year
Contract Extensible
false
Minimum Education
Bachelor's Degree
Gender
Any
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