Team Leaders & Technical Experts in Eastern Africa Projects

Eastern Africa Projects: Seeking Team Leaders & Technical Experts 

We are looking for both Team Leaders and Technical Experts for upcoming projects in Eastern Africa, with a significant focus on Tanzania. While the focus is on Tanzania, we don't limit our search to this region alone. We're actively seeking experts in Agroecology as we forecast a surge in similar projects. ​

Candidate profile: 

Professional Knowledge & Experience: 

• Experience in the field of agro-ecology, regenerative agriculture or organic agriculture 

• Experience in the design and implementation of training courses, demonstrations, and field trials 

• Proven track record in capacity building for farmers and agricultural advisory staff 

• Experience with institutional and/or policy advice, especially in working with ministries and political institutions in Eastern Africa, preferably including Tanzania 

• Experience in the preparation of studies, concept notes, and policy briefs in the agricultural and food sector, in cooperation with research institutions 

• Experience in formulating recommendations from research results for various stakeholders  

• At least 3 years of project management experience at an international level for Team Leader positions 

• Profound knowledge of agro-ecology and organic farming in Germany/Europe and on an international level, especially Sub-Saharan Africa 

Regional Expertise & Language Skills: 

• Work experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa, Tanzania 

• Proficiency in Swahili is beneficial but not mandatory 

Methodological Skills: 

• Experience in training and coaching of counterparts, technical specialists, and managers 

• Familiarity with curriculum development and participative training methods 

• Gender competence, organizational and management skills and diplomatic skills 

• Experience in monitoring project results 

• Practical experience in working with a variety of stakeholders and ability to network effectively with government agencies, academia, civil society, and the private sector