Mozambique is one of the poorest countries in the world (Human Development Index: rank 180 out of 189).
As the country's most important sector, the agricultural and food economy secures the livelihood and income of more than 5.7 million people (72 % of the economically active population), the majority of whom are women.
However, the sector has low productivity overall and is still strongly oriented toward self-sufficiency.
Mozambique is one of the poorest countries in the world (Human Development Index: rank 180 out of 189).
As the country's most important sector, the agricultural and food economy secures the livelihood and income of more than 5.7 million people (72 % of the economically active population), the majority of whom are women.
However, the sector has low productivity overall and is still strongly oriented toward self-sufficiency.
The project comprises of two Modules which are Macro Economic Policy Consulting and Labour Market Interventions. The latter is tasked with Skills Development and Job Placement, Inclusion and Integration for Job Market Re-entry and SME development support, innovation and cooperation with the international private sector.
Cambodia’s agricultural sector is the most vulnerable sector to impacts of climate change, which are manifested in the form of increased temperatures, high variability of precipitation patterns, frequent droughts, floods, and increased salinity intrusion, especially in coastal areas.
Cambodia’s agricultural sector is the most vulnerable sector to impacts of climate change, which are manifested in the form of increased temperatures, high variability of precipitation patterns, frequent droughts, floods, and increased salinity intrusion, especially in coastal areas.
Cambodia’s agricultural sector is the most vulnerable sector to impacts of climate change, which are manifested in the form of increased temperatures, high variability of precipitation patterns, frequent droughts, floods, and increased salinity intrusion, especially in coastal areas.
Cambodia’s agricultural sector is the most vulnerable sector to impacts of climate change, which are manifested in the form of increased temperatures, high variability of precipitation patterns, frequent droughts, floods, and increased salinity intrusion, especially in coastal areas.
Experts and audience agree: Fraud is everywhere, and additional control measures are justified.
To lead implementation of a tourism component for a running Southern African GIZ programme, we are looking for a full-time regional expert in the field of Southern African transboundary tourism development who will be based full-time in Gaborone, Botswana starting in April 2021 for a duration of 2 years with the following profile:
Tasks of the team leader
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