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Choma District Womens Development Association Choma

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  • EmployerChoma District Womens Development Association
  • LocationChoma
  • Employer websitezambiajobalerts.com
  • Listing sourceZambia Job Alerts
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Key details for this vacancy

Employer
Choma District Womens Development Association
Location
Choma
Posted
February 4, 2026
Job type
Full Time
Category
Other
This listing has expired. The original details remain available for reference, but applications are closed. Use the related searches for active vacancies.
  • Full Time
  • Choma

Website Choma District Womens Development Association

Job description

Project Background

The Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) project with Choma District Women’s Development Associations is running from February 2021 to 31st July 2026. The overall objective of the project is to advance women’s economic empowerment to ensure the capacity of women to participate in, contribute to and benefit from agricultural value chains and processes in ways that affirm the value of their contributions, respect their dignity, promote equality in Eastern, Western, Southern and Central Provinces.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

Field Monitoring & Data Collection

Conduct regular monitoring and follow-up visits to project implementation sites
Collect routine project data using approved monitoring and evaluation tools
Verify activity implementation and beneficiary participation at community level
Conduct first-level data validation and basic analysis

Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning

Update project Logframe indicators and monitoring tools regularly
Compile monthly monitoring summaries and contribute to quarterly reports
Document project success stories, challenges, and lessons learnt
Participate in reflection meetings and learning sessions

Community Mobilization & Support

Mobilize and support community groups, cooperatives, and lead farmers
Facilitate community meetings, trainings, and sensitization sessions
Strengthen relationships with beneficiaries and community leaders
Carry out training and workshops

Coordination & Reporting

Work closely with the Project Coordinator to align field activities with project plans
Submit timely monthly M&E update reports
Participate actively in programme planning, review, and coordination meetings

Administration & Compliance

Maintain accurate field records and proper documentation
Ensure adherence to project guidelines and reporting standards
Uphold organizational values and ethical standards
Perform any other duties assigned by the Project Coordinator

Qualifications & Requirements
Diploma in Development Studies, Agriculture, Social Work, or related field
Certificate in Monitoring & Evaluation is an added advantage
Minimum of 2 years relevant work experience
Conversant in in English and Tonga (project works are carried out in in rural areas and this will facilitate easy comunication with locals )
Understanding of MEAL tools
Good communication, facilitation, and report-writing skills
Computer skills (Microsoft Word and Excel)
Able to ride a motorbike and possess a valid driver’s license
Experience working with rural community-based organisations
Self-driven and hardworking

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

All applicants must submit the following:

Cover Letter
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Copies of academic and professional qualifications
valid copy of a motorcycle driving license.
*Please note that applicants who do not submit the above will not be considered
*Applications received after the deadline will not be considered

*Must be a Choma Resident

*Contract runs till July 2026

Send application to chomadwda@gmail.com

Deadline : 11/2/26