The Organization of Human Welfare (OHW) is a non-governmental organization and is a non-political, not-for-profit, and impartial organization with no bias towards a particular religion, ethnicity, or political belief. It has its own independent legal status and entity. OHW is operating since 2007 in the country with active membership with the national clusters and international donor agencies in Afghanistan including SWABAC, ACBAR, AICS, BAAG, AWN and most of the national and international Clusters operates based in Afghanistan.

• The incumbent will prepare action plan and make sure that all interventions and achievements within the target area are on a right track towards project objectives and goal.
• Draft and prepare action plan referring to the project work plan.
• Monitor all project field activities.
• Coordinate the project activities with regional office and district authorities and liaise with local authorities, local shuras, NGOs and donor’s representatives within the field office area.
• Solve the problems of project staff with community and local authorities
• Perform the quality of work and local materials of different project interventions;
• Oversee the correct use of OHW assets including vehicles/equipment etc, use regularly.
• Mobilize communities to contribute their part to the project so that the communities are functioning well and participating in relevant project activities.
• Be aware staff of decisions made by Regional/Program/OHW Senior Management.
• Facilitate human resources allocation to project in relevant locations and consults Regional Manger about the issue.
• Prepare daily, by weekly and by monthly progress report, stock report and attendance report.
• Prepare completion reports and send to Project Manager.
• Update non-expendable stock report at the end of project.
• Encourage a suitable community based involvement
• Ensure that safety procedures are followed properly.
• Must have strong communication skills in local language and sense identification, recording and promotion of community indigenous innovations.
• KOBO questioner relevant to project program usage accordingly to criteria achieves.

Any other relevant task given by Supervisor

• Bachelore or High school degree in relevant field.
• Minimum of 3 years of relevent experience with specific experience in data entry or registration.
• Experience in organizing and/or conducting facilitation activities, including survey, verification, scope, and distribution.
• Working with other donor-funded programs.
• Excellent communication skills in the local languages (Pashto and Dari).
• Note: We encourage local people to apply.

Interested and qualified candidates should send their cover letter with updated CVs to OHW’s HR department – Vacancies@ohw.org.af.
Applications should be received by OHW’s HR department on 02-Nov-2024 before 4:00 PM. And clearly, indicate the vacancy number and job title (Field Officer with Agricultural Background /619) in their email subject line. Otherwise, their applications will not be considered.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for a Test/interview.