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Description
Minimum Qualification and Required Competencies
- Degree in Business, Commerce, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Agriculture, Livestock,
- 3-5 year experience working with young men and women, SMEs and their markets and especially along the livestock and agri-related value chain
-. Proven experience in delivering business development services (BDS) and fostering business growth and social inclusion in the ASAL regions.
- Strong mentorship and coaching skills.
- Understanding of market trends and strategies for market entry especially for micro-enterprise startups
- Experience in data collection, entry, analysis and ability to draw data insights for decision making.
-. Have a valid motorcycle license A1/A2 and has experience on how to ride a motorcycle
- Possess excellent soft skills - interpersonal skills; communication, empathy, problem solving, conflict resolution, collaboration,
-. Have basic experience in mobile data collection, Microsoft office, self-driven, and able to work with minimum supervision. Salesforces experience is an added advantage
-. MUST be a resident of respective Counties in which CASHA will be implemented.
Tasks and Responsibilities
- Participate in participant selection and onboarding to CASHA program through established selection criteria.
-. Provide training and mentorship through the REAP graduation model components by layering and integrating gender responsive strategies to build strong enterprises in the livestock and agri-related value chains
-. Organize enrolled participants to establish community-based structures including business groups, livestock aggregation groups, cooperatives, value chain aggregation groups, Village, Savings and Loaning Associations (VSLAs) as per the program design.
- Support participants to identify, establish and run viable and profitable businesses in the livestock and agri-related value chains
- Collaborate with County Government, Research Institutions, TVETs, Private Sectors to leverage on their skills, networks, markets to unlock opportunities for participants to thrive in business and employment opportunities
-. Conduct monthly business groups mentorship activities, market and financial linkages with other system actors as per the program design.
- Conduct monthly savings groups capacity building activities including facilitating savings and lending sessions, life skills, financial literacy trainings, registration of VSLAs, linkages to markets and other government opportunities
- Guide participants to develop strong business plans and apply for the Challenge Fund grant to grow their businesses.
-. Follow-up on the utilization of the Challenge Fund grant in the business
-. Conducting monthly micro-training sessions as per the project training schedule
-. Collaborate with other departments and consortium partners to strengthen program activity integration for better outcomes
- Collect data in a structured process as per M&E plan to track the progress of business groups and savings groups towards graduation.
-. Data integrity: Adherence to data quality as outlined in data quality SoP.
- Maintain monthly business group and VSLA key performance indicators as outlined in M&E plan.
- Utilize all assigned monitoring tools and data collection tools as guided by Cluster Lead, M&E and IT departments.
-. Maintain all working tools, tablets and motorcycles in good working condition at all times, fuel logs and other repairs are submitted on time.
- Participate in weekly, monthly and quarterly review and reflection meetings, planning meetings as planned.
- Document monthly reports including success stories, lessons learned, adaptations required and data insights for decision making
-. Any other assignments as guided by your supervisor.
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