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Economic Associate in Kabul province

Opportunity Deadline

20240430

0650

Bachelor Degree

3 Year

4888

Male, Female, Both

$2000 – $2500 monthly

Afghanistan

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Opportunity Details

Post Date: Apr 23, 2024

Closing Date: Apr 30, 2024

Reference: 0650

Number of Vacancies: 1

Salary Range: $2000 – $2500 monthly

Years of Experience: 3 – 7 years

Probation Period: 2 month

Contract Type: Fixed-term

Contract Duration:4 month

Contract Extensible: Yes

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s Degree

Gender: Any

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Job Summary

The Livelihoods Associate will work under the supervision and guidance of the UNDP Central Regional Manager and in close collaboration with Technical Associate. Advice and support will also be provided by the UNDP CO Programmer team.

Duties & Responsibilities

Scope of work:

The Economic Associate will undertake the following to ensure the success of the project:

-Conduct monitoring of created women led production groups on sewing, carpet weaving, pickles and jams production, greenhouse, plastic tunnels, etc. All related groups should be monitored and documented.

– Conduct monitoring of vocational trainings for women production groups in the district of Kabul province.

– Design the methodology for mapping existing MSMEs in Kabul province and agree with UNDP. Conduct mapping of existing MSMEs and develop a database as per agreed methodology.

– Develop a brief value chain analysis in the Kabul province. The value chain analysis should cover various aspects of business and production in the province, as well as markets available for the goods and services.

– Conduct monitoring of provided grants to MSMEs in the province and develop a comprehensive report.

– Develop at least 4 success stories as a results of UNDP interventions in Kabul province.

– Develop at least 5 case studies on the results of UNDP interventions in Kabul province.

– Support effective design and implementation of livelihood and economic interventions in Kabul province, focusing on achievement of the following results:

• Provide technical guidance for the marketing and market forward and backward linkages for the alternative livelihoods and SMEs.

• Provide technical support to implement livelihood activities in line with the ABADEI program strategy including stakeholder consultation, community participation so as to operationalize activities.

• Design livelihoods project for women such as SMEs, green houses, honey and beeswax processing and marketing

• Map out existing livelihood and economic development related support that exists in the target districts/communities and facilitate a dialogue with provincial government authorities about ways in which these agencies can be more effectively integrated into the sub-national development planning process.

• Assess the existing livelihood and economic development practices in the target sites; assess to what extent these practices (including the livelihood and economic development support provided by agencies listed above) consider future climate change scenarios such as an increasing monsoon rainfall, decreasing dry season rainfall, and increasing variability in rainfall.

• Carry out a preliminary costing exercise along with a calculation of potential beneficiaries (individuals or households), which will feed into the total budget and work Plan section and Socio-economic Benefits section of the project document.

• Identify the delivery mechanism for such measures taking into considerations financial and institutional sustainability options; and Mapping and Assessment report of existing livelihood assistance, socio-economic aspect, describing ways in which they are integrated into the sub-national development planning process

Coordinate with partners and stakeholders in the process of implementing livelihood and economic development initiatives.

• Support to develop specific livelihood and economic development activities for women and ensure integration of gender issues and concerns in livelihood programming.

• Act as the UNDP livelihood focal person in the region to develop support a coordination mechanism that allows to share information and to harmonize the work carried out by different partners.

• Collect information related to infrastructure work and provide inputs for the preparation of substantive briefs.

• Monthly meeting to be conducted with the UNDP Central team in Kabul.

• Perform any other duties as required by the supervisor.

Associate. Advice and support will also be provided by the UNDP CO Programme team.

Payment: Monthly bases

Duration of the assignment: 4 Months (1 April to 31 July 2024)

Duty station: Kabul province, Central Region of Afghanistan.

Job Requirements

Experience and Skills:

Bachelor’s degree in management, Natural resource Management, Agricultural Development, Economics, social sciences, or related fields.

Experience and Skills:

• 3 years of experience with bachelor and with Master’s degree 7 years of experience relevant in the design and implementation of economic development, finance, marketing, employment/livelihood recovery projects/programme.

• Proven experience in conducting assessment and analysis of economic development related activities.

• Strong knowledge and understanding sub-national institutional contexts of Afghanistan.

• Previous experience of working with community-based NGOs is required.

• Previous experience with UNDP in similar position is an advantage.