
Agriculture + 2 more
Regional Coordinator
Description
The Regional Coordinator (RC) is responsible for overseeing and guiding Area Coordinators to ensure the efficient execution of tree planting, farmer capacity building, and plantation management. The RC plays a pivotal role in aligning field operations with organizational targets, providing strategic direction, addressing challenges, and ensuring the successful achievement of planting goals within the assigned region.
Provide leadership and direction to Area Coordinators to achieve regional planting targets and operational goals.
Develop and oversee regional work plans in line with annual targets and organizational objectives.
Facilitate smooth communication between Area Coordinators, Branch Coordinators, Parish Coordinators and the head office.
Performance Monitoring:
Track the performance of Area Coordinators and their teams against planting and survival targets.
Conduct regular field visits to assess progress and address operational challenges.
Compile and analyze regional reports, highlighting key achievements, challenges, and recommendations.
Resource Allocation and Management:
Coordinate the distribution of resources (e.g., seeds, tools, and equipment) to ensure timely planting.
Monitor resource utilization across the region to optimize efficiency and minimize waste.
Capacity Building and Training:
Provide mentorship and guidance to Area Coordinators to enhance their leadership and operational effectiveness.
Facilitate the dissemination of best practices and technical knowledge across teams.
Risk Management and Problem Solving:
Identify operational risks (e.g., resource shortages, compliance issues, weather impacts) and implement mitigation strategies.
Address and resolve conflicts or issues within the field teams, escalating to senior management as necessary.
Stakeholder Engagement:
Represent the organization in regional meetings and liaise with local authorities and partners to foster collaboration.
Ensure effective communication with farmers and community leaders to support planting activities and address grievances.
Reporting and Documentation:
Submit comprehensive monthly reports summarizing planting progress, challenges, and resource needs.
Maintain accurate records of planted areas, survival rates, and resource usage for accountability.
Core Values Alignment
We Get things Done
We are Always Growing (Grow or die)
We Strive for Greatness / Excellence
We lead through Service, we’re never above picking up a hoe to Help
We DO the Right Thing even when No one is Watching
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):
Percentage of Q1 target achieved (Target: 100%).
Timely distribution of resources to Area Coordinators (within scheduled timelines).
Quality of regional and area reports submitted (accuracy and completeness).
Improvement in survival rate monitoring (Target: 70% survival rate).
Resolution of operational challenges within stipulated timelines.
Qualifications and Competencies:
Bachelor’s degree in Forestry, Agriculture, Environmental Management, or a related field.
Minimum 5 years of experience in project management, preferably in agroforestry or community-based initiatives.
Strong leadership and team management skills.
Excellent communication, problem-solving, and analytical abilities.
Proficiency in using data collection tools and preparing reports.
Motorcycle riding proficiency with a valid license and experience working in rural areas.
Work Conditions:
Frequent travel to field locations.
Periodic extended stays in rural areas to monitor operations.
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