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ALPS Resilience is putting teams together in Cabo Delgado and is looking for a Community Mobiliser / WASH Facilitator to join its operation in the province. This is one of the positions in an announcement with eight vacancies open at the same equipa — all with the same deadline, the same application email and the same document list —
and it is the way in for anyone who wants to work in direct interaction with communities.
The announcement does not describe the tasks of this position — and we will not invent them. What can honestly be said is what the role means in the sector: a community mobiliser working in water, sanitation and hygiene is the bridge between the project and the people.
This kind of profile is expected to work alongside communities to prepare, explain and follow up on WASH interventions, facilitating sessions with the population and channelling their feedback back to the technical teams. The exact way ALPS Resilience organises this work — hierarchy, routines, split by districts — is defined by the organisation in its recruitment process, not by this page.
If you would rather have a role whose tasks are written out in the announcement, this is not it: the announcement does not describe tasks for any of the eight positions — the details of each role can only come from the organisation itself, within its own recruitment process.
The announcement does not describe ALPS Resilience beyond its own name: a programme or organisation linked to community resilience. The name says that and that is all the source says — no invented institutional history.
What the announcement makes clear is what matters when deciding whether to apply: they are recruiting eight different profiles for teams in Cabo Delgado, from civil engineering to monitoring and evaluation, including hydrogeology, electricity and solar systems, workplace safety and community mobilisation.
The announcement does not set academic requirements per position — and it also does not mention a salary, the type or duration of contract, or the language of the application. Instead, it asks every candidate for a single set of documents — which means the screening of each profile is up to the organisation, based on what each CV shows.
Send to info@alpsresilience.com:
The announcement does not set an email subject: as a practical suggestion, write Community Mobiliser / WASH Facilitator — Cabo Delgado in the subject so your application is routed to the right position within an eight-vacancy announcement. Deadline: 17 September 2026.
Since the same application window covers eight profiles, here is the full map of what ALPS Resilience is looking for — always with the same email, the same document list and the same deadline:
This page only covers the community mobilisation position; if your profile fits another one on the list, apply anyway using this announcement's application data, indicating — if you wish — the position you want in the subject.
Make sure your CV is up to date and the certificates are legible — with eight positions in the same announcement, a clear application helps the screening. The deadline is not far away: counting from today, you have less than one week to prepare and send.
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