Self Help Africa Uganda urgently seeks to recruit a suitable Consultant to undertake the following task:
conduct an endangered assessment for small scale business opportunities in Napak district.
Consultant for training of trainers (TOT) on VSLA, Saving with a Productive Purpose (SWAPP), and financial literacy
Job Title: Community Development Project Officer
Organisation: Self Help Africa
Location: Kindo Koisha Woreda, Wolayta Zone, SNNPR
Contract:One-year fixed term contract, renewable based on performance review and availability of fund
Reports to: Project Manager
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