ASSISTANT PROGRAMME COORDINATOR (EAST AFRICA YOUTH INCLUSION PROJECT)
Closing date: 5pm (EAT) on Tuesday 28th March 2017
Salary: TZS 17,840,260 gross per annum
Location: Njombe, Tanzania
We
champion the engagement, position, and ultimately the influence of
young people at every stage of development. Since 1993, we have been
applying our experience to engage young people and young professionals
at all levels of our organization to lead change. Our unique youth-led
approach has been cited best practice and won awards from the Stars
Foundation, World Bank, UNAIDS, and most recently the 2014 Resolve Award
for Mabinti Tushike Hatamu.
East
Africa Youth Inclusion Project (EAYIP) funded by the MasterCard
Foundation (MCF) through Heifer International aims at improving the
livelihoods by creating jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities of
25,000 economically disadvantaged young men and women (ages 15-24) in
Uganda and Tanzania.
It
will create youth owned and managed businesses as well as employment
opportunities around hubs in dairy and other agricultural value chains.
EAYIP’s overarching program goal is to improve the livelihoods of 25,000
youth in Uganda and Tanzania by increasing their income through youth
employment and enterprise development. Providing youth with a direct
pathway to sustainable livelihood is an integral part of the program
strategy that will include Skills Development, Access to Finance,
Enabling Environment and Hubs Replication.
Restless Development, as one of the key implementing partners to EAYIP, will focus on Njombe and Iringa regions with the
Restless Development, as one of the key implementing partners to EAYIP, will focus on Njombe and Iringa regions with the
We
are looking for a talented, passionate and skilled Assistant Programme
Coordinator to support in the implementation the programme, contributing
to growing its impact and effectiveness.
Please complete the online application form by the closing date, 5pm (EAT) on Tuesday 28th March 2017. Please note that we do not accept CVs, resumes or covering letters.
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