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Federal Government, has been supporting the implementation of development policy goals worldwide.
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For our operations in Yaoundé, Bertoua/Cameroon, we are looking for

Development Workers (m/f/d) in the field of Forest Environment
and Climate in Cameroon

Assignment period: 09/01/2023 - 12/31/2024 / full-time

Field of activity
The project supports the Ministries of Forestry and Environment in Cameroon in the implementation of
their national programs. A key contribution is the consolidation of methodological approaches and models
to ensure inclusive, sustainable and climate-sensitive management of Cameroon's environment and forest
resources by local actors in selected communities and to contribute to value creation. The program's advisory services are provided at national, regional and local level and are aimed at both ministry staff and
representatives of communities, civil society and the private sector.

Your tasks :

As part of your service as a development worker, you will take one of the following tasks (up to 4 different vacancies) :

• Jointly, in close cooperation with partners, design and develop inclusive, sustainable and climate sensitive management solutions
• Assist in developing and implementing capacity building activities of the program
• Contribute to its impact-oriented monitoring and environmental sensitization/education
• One development worker to assist local small-scale enterprises and sawmills in introducing innovative technologies in the valorization of industrial waste wood and the respective value chains
• One development worker to assist local communities, municipalities and interest groups in planning and managing forestry resources on communal land
• One development worker to improve and implement an adapted ecological survey in the program’s activities
• One development worker to strengthen the capacity of women, youth and local and indigenous communities to better represent their interests in key decision-making processes about forest resources