The Project Communications Officer supports the development and implementation of Communications & Influencing plans for AGiC Project in terms of the design of project, ensuring that any Influencing or Communication that is necessary for project success is factored into the plan and budget and aligning project activities to the Country Strategy. Additionally, the role is responsible for leading campaigns in support of project goals, which have the potential to change mindsets and behaviour for a wide variety of stakeholders. The Officer brings significant technical expertise in the development of innovative influencing and communications strategies.

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Location: Adjumani

Type of Role: Fixed Term.

Reports to: Project Manager-AGiC with dotted reporting to Communications Coordinator.

Grade: Level 12.

No. of Positions: 1.

Closing Date: 28/03/2024

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