Junior Project Officer (JPO) in Aquaculture

Main responsibilities:

Assist with planning, organizing, and coordinating project activities, timelines, and milestones.
Support the coordination with local and national stakeholders to ensure effective collaboration.
Assist M&E of project activities.
Draft reports, summaries, and updates on project progress for internal and external stakeholders.
Prepare presentation materials and support the communication of project outcomes to partners.
Conduct field visits to monitor and analyze data to support project field trial activities.
Support the Project Manager and senior staff in implementing project objectives and activities.
Assist in organizing and facilitating workshops, training, and meetings.
Support the coordination and collaboration with the private sector.

Main tasks:

Provide highest- quality technical monitoring of the project innovation trials on improving water quality and preventing disease in shrimp production;
Draft terms of reference and recruit short- term service providers;
Gather feedback from stakeholders to inform project improvements;
Ensure all information and data records for the monitoring and evaluation of the project;
Work closely with private sector partners and Can Tho University to monitor and evaluate the practical testing of the “active oxygen” solutions in shrimp farms;
Assist in promoting awareness about sustainable aquaculture practices within local communities;
Perform a variety of tasks required for pilot models under the project, especially applying pond oxygenation & dissolved oxygen related to disease prevention in shrimp production;
Maintain a good flow of communication and information between all involved stakeholders;
Provide basic technical support to aquaculture farmers, assisting them in adopting sustainable practices;
Builds a network to relevant stakeholders, partners and the project team;
Organize, compile, and manage project data in databases and spreadsheets;
Work with technical teams on setting up trials, tests, or pilot projects;
Ensure data is collected accurately and systematically for analysis;
Provide other support if required.

Minimum requirements:

Very good skills in English language, in speaking, reading and (report) writing, proficiency in MS Office.
Comprehensive knowledge of water management, shrimp aquaculture, waste treatment in aquaculture;
At least 2 years practical experience in related fields of water management;
Strong communication skills and demonstrated ability to work well in a team;
Experience working in the Mekong Delta is a strong asset;
Knowledgeable on impact of climate change, smart aquaculture, sustainable use of natural resources at community level, coastal ecosystems;
Very strong knowledge of data monitoring, qualitative and quantitative analysis and reporting;
University degree in aquaculture, environment science, biotechnology, water management or other relevant fields;

GIZ is committed to create an appreciative work environment, irrespective of age, ethnic background and nationality, gender and gender identity, physical and mental abilities, religion and worldview, sexual orientation and social background. We ensure human resource processes live up to the diverse competencies and talents of all employees, as well as satisfy our performance expectations.
What we can offer to the successful candidates:

Covering all travel expenses with travel allowances when traveling on business
Competitive compensation and benefit packages such as contribution of all compulsory insurances, providing with the additional health care, the annual health check- up and the 24- hours accident insurance.
And good policy on training and development
Good working environment

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