9 Job Vacancies | Nafasi za Kazi at IUCN – Various Posts in Several Regions of Tanzania
BACKGROUND:
IUCN/Tanzania is implementing the SUSTAIN Productive Landscapes for Inclusive Growth (SUSTAIN Pro) that is designed to tackle food systems challenge by decoupling productivity from land degradation and ecosystem loss, reconnecting the relationships between governance structures for land and water by improving integration and inclusion, aggregating success and innovation in food system processes and practices and through building landscape partnerships to drive change;
and SUSTAIN Ecosystem stewardship to balance sustainability & growth (SUSTAIN Eco) projects that aim to addresses ecosystem degradation and enables the sustainable and inclusive management of natural resources through improved governance and rights, sustainable management practices and by catalyzing investment in protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems within the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridors of Tanzania (SACGOT).
Nafasi za Kazi at IUCN
The projects core objectives include:
• Enhance food security and climate resilience of local communities by enabling demonstration, replication and scale up of sustainable and productive agricultural knowledge, practices and technologies.
• Apply nature-based solutions to restore land health and
• Incentivize inclusive value chains that rely upon sustainable production systems.
Nafasi za Kazi at IUCN
IUCN Tanzania is seeking a high caliber Programme Manager to facilitate the implementation of the SUSTAIN Pro and SUSTAIN Eco projects.
S/he will be responsible for leading overall project activities to be implemented by IUCN team at the national and site level (Kilombero, Mbarali and Sumbawanga clusters) as well as oversee the execution of project activities by service providers involved.
The Programme Manager will also coordinate the other IUCN projects within the SACGOT including GEF 7 Food Systems and Land Use Restoration (FOLUR) project to ensure integration and coherence of strategy, approaches and aggregation of stakeholders.
