Title of Jobs : Community Mobilizer
Responsible to : Agriculture Program Coordinator/District Coordinator
Duty Station : Pocket
Purpose of Position:
Community mobilizer will be responsible for group formation, social mobilization, data collection and monitoring of all PAHAL activities in the assigned VDCs. S/he will work closely with PAHAL Pocket and district level staff coordinating with VDCs, line agencies and lcoal NGOs/CBOs. S/he will perform the following specific tasks,
Coordination with VDC, ward citizen forum representatives, groups, government service centers, local NGOs/CBOs and others as appropriate.
Prepare monthly and quarterly plan in consultation with pocket and district based staff.
Facilitate and support to identify of project sites for program implementation considering PAHAL target group.
Facilitate and support to identify target group and community to implement PAHAL activities in the assigned VDCs.
Facilitate and support community for group formation and social mobilization as per PAHAL strategy.
Support and facilitate to implement and monitor PAHAL activities in assigned VDCs.
Facilitate and support community and others to integrate PAHAL activities in VDC planning process.
Responsible to collect data in assigned format and submit to PC/DC as per need.
Support pocket / district team during the monitoring and preparation of success and failure case studies.
Support and facilitate district and regional staff during training, study tours, joint monitoring and manage visitors, donors and other stakeholders.
Collect, compile and develop monthly, quarterly, half yearly and annual progress reports of the project activities for the assigned VDC.
Perform duties as assigned by program coordinator, district coordinator and others district.
Required qualification and experience:
SLC Passed with at least 2 years experiences in social mobilization
Good interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with community and coordination of all sub sector staff of pocket level.
Working knowledge in computer will be an added advantage.
“In order to ensure work force diversity, women candidates and candidates belonging to disadvantaged communities (Dalits, disadvantaged Janjatis and disadvantaged Madhesis) are encouraged to apply.”
Apply via mail at cdc.vacancy@gmail.com
Community Rural Development society-Nepal(CRDS-Nepal) founded in 1992, registered in district administration office Darchula one of the most remote district of Nepal to participate in community devlopment process as non profitable organization. At present, it is a consortium of 11 members. The early focus was on improving infrastructure in remote areas and agriculture extension activities as partner organization of District Agriculture Development Office. Today, its programs are wide ranging and promote equitable and sustainable livelihood in rural area of Nepal. The programs include: improving people’s access to food, health, education, economic opportunities, natural resources and safe environment; promoting governance, peace and disaster risk reduction; and strengthening the ability of the poor and marginalized to exercise their rights and participate in the decisions that affect their lives.
CRDS Nepal works through both formal and informal collaboration at multiple levels: with local NGOs, CBOs, government agencies, communities, civil society groups, federations, networks and private sector. CRDS Nepal is currently working in partnership with community level local CBOs, different networks and a range of community groups. Partnership with local institutions is an important means of increasing the reach and sustainability of CRDS programs, while increasing the institutional capacity of CBOs. CRDS’s collaboration with government line agencies ensures that it’s programs complement local level plans and policies.
Today, CRDS Nepal operates in 41 VDCs of remote part of Darchula Districts & far western development region through 7 community development programs. Now It has expanded its working area throughout Nepal. National level programs are being coordinated by central office established in kathmandu.
It is one of the pioneering NGOs that have adopted the Participatory Approach in working with marginalized families and communities in delivering developmental programs in Darchula district of Nepal.