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TEAM PURPOSE: The EFSL Officer supports the successful delivery of Economic and Food Security & Livelihoods (EFSL) interventions under the GFFO Project in Renk County as part of the Sudan crisis response. The role is responsible for assisting in the planning, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of food security, livelihoods, cash-based assistance, income generation, and resilience-building activities, ensuring compliance with organizational policies, donor requirements, and standard operating procedures. The position contributes to programme quality through assessments, beneficiary targeting, data collection, monitoring, documentation, and reporting. Working closely with communities, local authorities, partners, and internal teams, the EFSL Officer helps coordinate project activities, support procurement and distribution processes, monitor budgets, and ensure timely implementation of project workplans. The role also provides technical guidance, coaching, and capacity strengthening for staff, partners, and community structures to improve programme effectiveness and sustainability. A strong focus is placed on accountability to affected populations, community participation, gender equality, social inclusion, protection, and conflict-sensitive programming. Overall, the EFSL Officer plays a key role in delivering high-quality, evidence-based and accountable EFSL programmes that strengthen household food security, livelihoods, and resilience among vulnerable communities. The position contributes to effective programme coordination, risk management, learning, and continuous improvement to achieve sustainable project outcomes and positive impacts for targeted households. |
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