International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Service Provider for Agricultural Technical Training Support

Hidden GemTrainingPosted 2 mo ago

Location

Banteay Meanchey Province, Preah Vihear Province

Job Type

CONTRACT

Experience level

Mid-Senior

Work Mode

On-site

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

About the role

The Service Provider shall support IOM in delivering agricultural livelihoods assistance to 200 participants through community outreach, technical assessments, training, livelihood pathway facilitation, mentoring, monitoring, and reporting.
Key responsibilities include: Community Outreach and Orientation: Mobilize potential participants and provide information on available support, eligibility criteria, complaints and feedback mechanisms.
Household Registration: Conduct household and individual interviews using standard questionnaires, collect beneficiary information following IOM’s registration standard operating procedures, register beneficiaries in IOM’s database.
Technical Assessment: Conduct technical assessments of registered beneficiaries, covering skills, experience, land and water access, market viability, and labour capacity.
Livelihood Pathway Assignment: Based on technical assessment, recommend beneficiaries for an appropriate livelihood pathway and support related planning and mentoring activities in line with IOM Standard of Operating Procedures.
Training Delivery: Develop and deliver training programmes in accordance with Annex 1.
Complete all training, assessments, attendance records, and graduation documentation by 31 December 2026.
Facilitate participant access to approved transportation, meal, and/or Daily Subsistence Allowance (DSA) support, where applicable.

Requirements

The assignment contributes to livelihood recovery and self-reliance outcomes by equipping vulnerable participants with market-oriented and climate-resilient skills and linking them to employment, self-employment, or agricultural production opportunities.
All activities will be implemented in close coordination with IOM, government counterparts, and community stakeholders, with due consideration for protection, safeguarding, disability inclusion, data protection, frau d prevention, conflict sensitivity, climate risks, and land-safety concerns, including mine/UXO risks.

Required Skills

livelihood recoveryself-reliancemarket-oriented skillsclimate-resilient skillsemployment linkingself-employment linkingagricultural production linkingcoordinationprotectionsafeguardingdisability inclusiondata protectionfraud preventionconflict sensitivityclimate risk assessmentland safetymine/UXO risk management