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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)Vacancy Announcement Position: Local Planning Expert- Remuneration: As per the GIZ scale- Application deadline: November 13, 2018- Required Candidate: One- Place of Work: Afar (Chifra / Gullina) Responsibilities:• The key responsibility of the local planning (junior) expert, will be to support public service providers (Development Agents, DA) and communities in the development of local activity plans for natural resource management, which feed into planning processes at Woreda level.• The expert will support participatory processes and further introduce Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) tools on the local level with the communities.• Through the facilitation and support of the planning process, the expert will promote the rehabilitation of degraded soils and prevent further erosion by supporting User Agreements for resources and identifying suitable measures.• The expert will strengthen resource mapping exercises to support site selection for technical interventions under the responsibility of PADO and SDR.• The expert will identify with the public service providers and the community options for land use as well as complementary vegetative measures before and after the physical rehabilitation to secure rehabilitation structures and spread the effects.• The activity plans will entail maintenance by the community, e.g. through user groups, which shall derive benefits from the structures.• The expert will support coordination of the activity plans between the responsible Kebele and Woreda officials to feed them into their development planning processes.• The expert will coordinate with the SDR land use planning team, in order to integrate bottom up / local activity planning with landscape planning processes at Woreda and regional levels.Tasks:• Support to community sensitization activities (in coordination with community facilitators)• Support implementation of PRA tools which have proven useful in the pastoral context• Support data collection on production systems, traditional land use patterns, socio-economic baseline data etc. during the community discussions• Support to data collection for land use planning and transfer of data to next higher administration level• Facilitation of community meetings and development of community activity plans regarding natural resource use and protection• Discuss and support development of by-laws with the communities on land use options for sustainable natural resource usage• Support implementation in coordination with GIZ technical teams (livelihoods, engineering) according to community activity plansHow to Apply• Interested and qualified candidates shall submit their application letter along with their non-returnable recent CV to the following address:Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)Email: hreth@giz.deORP.O. Box 100009Addis Ababa, EthiopiaNote: -The name of the position for which the application is made should be clearly marked on the envelope or on the fax applications. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.Applications from qualified women are encouraged

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)Vacancy Announcement Position: Junior Local Planning Expert- Remuneration: As per the GIZ scale- Application deadline: November 13, 2018- Required Candidate: One- Place of Work: Afar (Chifra / Gullina) Responsibilities:• The key responsibility of the local planning (junior) expert, will be to support public service providers (Development Agents, DA) and communities in the development of local activity plans for natural resource management, which feed into planning processes at Woreda level.• The expert will support participatory processes and further introduce Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) tools on the local level with the communities.• Through the facilitation and support of the planning process, the expert will promote the rehabilitation of degraded soils and prevent further erosion by supporting User Agreements for resources and identifying suitable measures.• The expert will strengthen resource mapping exercises to support site selection for technical interventions under the responsibility of PADO and SDR.• The expert will identify with the public service providers and the community options for land use as well as complementary vegetative measures before and after the physical rehabilitation to secure rehabilitation structures and spread the effects.• The activity plans will entail maintenance by the community, e.g. through user groups, which shall derive benefits from the structures.• The expert will support coordination of the activity plans between the responsible Kebele and Woreda officials to feed them into their development planning processes.• The expert will coordinate with the SDR land use planning team, in order to integrate bottom up / local activity planning with landscape planning processes at Woreda and regional levels.Tasks:• Support to community sensitization activities (in coordination with community facilitators)• Support implementation of PRA tools which have proven useful in the pastoral context• Support data collection on production systems, traditional land use patterns, socio-economic baseline data etc. during the community discussions• Support to data collection for land use planning and transfer of data to next higher administration level• Facilitation of community meetings and development of community activity plans regarding natural resource use and protection• Discuss and support development of by-laws with the communities on land use options for sustainable natural resource usage• Support implementation in coordination with GIZ technical teams (livelihoods, engineering) according to community activity plansHow to Apply• Interested and qualified candidates shall submit their application letter along with their non-returnable recent CV to the following address:Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)Email: hreth@giz.deORP.O. Box 100009Addis Ababa, EthiopiaNote: -The name of the position for which the application is made should be clearly marked on the envelope or on the fax applications. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.Applications from qualified women are encouraged