Advisor for Gender and Capacity Building at BTC Tanzania

BTC is the Belgian development cooperation’s agency of the Belgian government.  BTC supports developing countries in their fight against poverty. BTC is managing more than 200 programs in 30 million euro; BTC is employing 350 staff world wide

RESPONSIBILITY

• Ensure gender issues are taken into account in project value chain planning budgeting and evaluations. Identifications and implementations of practical’s
• Conduct gender audit of activities plans budget TOR OF consultancies providers
• Ensure the effective participations of the women and  other vulnerable groups in the project activities and provide specific back stopping on gender issues
• Identify best practice of gender and quality and economy strengthening and contribute to the capitalism of experience

CAPACITY BUILDING

• Ensure each thematic area capacity needs assessment and skills development plans are established
• Organize and oversee the implementations of the capacity building again
• Identify the assess service provider in the field of capacity building
• Ensure that training modules and approaches respect the principle of adults educations action research and learning by the doing

PROFILE

• Tanzania national
• Degree in one of the following discipline gender and agricultural, development human resources management, rural development community development social science
• Technical skills in gender analysis gender mainstreaming empowerment, of women groups adult educations
• 8 years experience 4 with NGO
• 5 years experience in training and management of programs of capacity building
• Experience with agriculture busines

EXPERIENCED REQUIRED

• Hand on flexible, proactive altitude, and able to work with minimum supervisions
• Excel communications skills
• Excellent in oral and written English and Kiswahili
• Computer literacy
• Willing to work and live Kigoma

interested  people are requested to apply and submit their CV  copies of academic  applications letter and 3 referees to

vivian.kitundu@btcctb.org

katrien.giels@btcctb.org

Deadline 31 October 2016


Source: The Gardian 6 October, 2016