
The Community Development Officer is responsible for facilitating and managing community development
processes. This includes forming and mobilizing organizations, empowering them to address their needs and
priorities, implementing project-based initiatives, and ensuring a conducive environment for project activities.
The incumbent will report directly to the Area Manager and work under the functional guidance of the
Community Development Program.
Contribute to the design of the Annual Work Plans (AWP) by conducting context analysis for
targeted areas and managing Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) activities and processes.
• Participate in the design of Community Models, identify and collaborate with local partners
(NGOs, CBOs, social service centers, etc.) to implement these models, and select targeted
areas.
• Form and mentor Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and community groups in
targeted areas. This includes designing organizational structures, developing bylaws tailored
to their roles and activities, and ensuring their effective functioning.
• Build trust and establish partnerships with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and facilitate
their access to the project activities.
• Enable CSOs to identify and address their needs, ensuring the use of gender-sensitive criteria
for beneficiary identification.
• Conduct training’s need assessment of CSOs, design and implement capacity building plan
which includes providing training on governance and managerial skills and management,
planning, and implementation of gender-sensitive and climate resilient initiatives, and other
instructional capacity building training and exposure to best practices
• Track and follow up with the CSOs on the community models’ establishment process, and
later manage the community models, ensuring that all activities are implemented in
accordance with AKF and donor policies, procedures, and requirements.
• Oversee the preparation and management of proposals and agreements with local associations
and community groups, including planning and liquidation processes. Ensure all agreements
align with project and donor requirements.• Coordinate with relevant AKF staff to manage and oversee asset allocation and disposal in
collaboration with local partners and community groups.
• Support and participate in monitoring and evaluation (M&E) activities under the guidance of
the MERL Officer, including developing pre- and post-assessments and collecting relevant
data and information.
• Develop case studies to highlight best practices, lessons learned, and success stories from the
field. Prepare detailed progress reports (monthly, quarterly, annual, and ad-hoc) for the
Project Coordinator.
• Coordinate with other Community Development Officers to ensure effective community
mobilization and collaboration across projects.
• Conduct due diligence on associations and provide annual updates about each LNGO.
• The applicants should have a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Development or other related
fields.
• Two years of prior professional experience in community mobilization and participatory
community development with international and/or local NGOs.
• Good knowledge and skills in project planning, implementation, and monitoring.
• Knowledge and understanding of gender equality principles and integration in project
planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation.
• Has an intimate understanding of communities,
• Excellent negotiation, teamwork, communication and interpersonal skills.
• Have a high level of personal motivation, and ability to work under pressure.
• Good command of English and computer skills.
Safeguarding Commitments:
AKF is committed to maintaining the highest standard of ethical behaviour among its staff, representatives,
and partners to make sure of do no harm of the beneficiaries and whom dealing with. In line with this
commitment; the incumbent to this position must adhere to the AKF Code of Conduct and the relevant
Safeguarding policies.
ننصح بقراءة طريقة التقديم بعناية و التقيد بتعليمات التقدم للوظائف و المناقصات.