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The OFEC Foundation (Inclusive Economic Empowerment) is recruiting Field Technicians for the Financial Literacy Training and Livelihoods Restoration project in the community of Manje, Tete province. The project covers 67 affected households. The application deadline is October 16, 2026. Applications must be submitted by email to rh@ofec.org.mz, with the subject line "Application – Field Technician – Manje".
The Field Technician will serve as the direct link between the project team and beneficiary households. This entails community mobilization, activity follow-up, data collection and verification, monitoring of results, and reporting on fieldwork. Responsibilities are divided into four main areas: community mobilization and follow-up, activity implementation support, monitoring and data collection, and recording, documentation, and reporting.
In community mobilization and follow-up, the role will support the mobilization of the 67 beneficiary households, maintain regular contact with community leaders, local authorities, and beneficiaries, participate in meetings and awareness sessions, and assist in identifying and resolving bottlenecks. Communication with the community must be appropriate and respectful.
In implementation support, the technician will assist financial literacy training sessions, activities related to savings, financial management, and small businesses, and oversee the distribution of agricultural inputs, tools, and small livestock. In the field, they will verify that households receive their benefits and support the implementation of livelihood restoration activities.
In monitoring and data collection, regular visits to beneficiary households will be conducted, collecting data on agricultural production, economic activities, and livestock rearing, monitoring the use of distributed kits and resources, and identifying risks, challenges, and technical assistance needs. The technician will also support surveys, evaluations, and other monitoring activities, ensuring the quality and consistency of collected data.
In recording, documentation, and reporting, beneficiary records will be kept up to date, monitoring forms, attendance sheets, and data collection tools correctly completed, activities documented with photographs and other authorized media, periodic reports prepared, and risk situations, complaints, or irregularities reported immediately. The technician will support the preparation of project progress reports.
Key deliverables for the role include: updated records of beneficiary households; attendance sheets for conducted activities; home visit and follow-up forms; benefit distribution records and proof of receipt by households; monitoring data on agricultural, economic, and livestock activities; photographic records of activities; weekly and/or monthly activity reports; reports on situations, constraints, and recommendations identified in the field; and contributions to the project final report.
Regarding qualifications, a mid-level certificate or higher degree in Community Development, Social Sciences, Agronomy, Management, Economics, Education, Rural Development, or related fields is required. Experience or training in financial literacy, community development, or livelihoods is an advantage.
A minimum of 2 years of experience in fieldwork, community development, or project implementation is required. Experience in community mobilization and awareness-raising; beneficiary data collection and management; monitoring of socioeconomic development projects or activities; and working with non-governmental organizations, public institutions, private companies, or projects funded by development partners will also be valued.
Experience in agriculture, livelihoods, financial inclusion, or rural development projects is an advantage.
Ability to collect, verify, and organize data; knowledge of community mobilization techniques; ability to conduct field visits and home follow-ups; basic understanding of project monitoring and evaluation.
Ability to use digital data collection forms and tools; ability to prepare field reports; basic understanding of financial literacy, smallholder farming, or income-generating activities; and ability to work with maps, beneficiary lists, and monitoring tools.
Fluency in Xitcheua (mandatory); proficiency in Nhungue (an advantage); excellent interpersonal communication skills; ability to work directly with rural communities; proactive initiative and sense of responsibility; organization and attention to detail.
Integrity and confidentiality in handling information; ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines; ability to work autonomously and in a team; problem-solving skills; cultural sensitivity and respect for communities; and willingness to conduct fieldwork and frequent travel.
Send your application to rh@ofec.org.mz, with the subject line “Application – Field Technician – Manje”. The OFEC Foundation encourages applications from professionals residing in or familiar with the project implementation area who are available to work directly with the communities.
The deadline is October 16, 2026. The only application channel is the email rh@ofec.org.mz; candidate selection is conducted by the OFEC Foundation. On Inademy, your profile is free, and you receive new job alerts via email and WhatsApp.
Applications must include: cover letter addressed to the Management of the OFEC Foundation; updated CV with contact details for at least two professional references; copy of academic qualification certificates; copy of identification document; relevant training certificates where applicable; and proof of professional experience when available. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the next stage.
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