CLTS Community Mobilizer / Shabwah

Deadline: Friday, 11 September, 2020

• Lead on community mobilization volunteers – explaining CLTS activities, objectives and goals to target communities.
• Provide onsite technical support /advice to community mobilizers volunteers and hygiene promotion teams on effective hygiene promotion approaches including the CLTS approach.
• Explain beneficiary selection criteria and facilitate community participation in the targeting process to target communities.
• Report any field problems or challenges to CLTS specialist in a timely fashion and take appropriate follow-up action after discussion with relevant staff
• Conduct regular field visits to CLTS sites to monitor work.
• Liaise and work with beneficiaries, community representatives, local authorities and other project staff to ensure accountability and best use of project resources.
• Participate and supervise the distribution of CHKs, BHKs, ceramic filters, jerry cans, and any other related activities.
• Participate in the verification, registration, of beneficiaries of WASH assistance including the distribution of different hygiene kits, ceramic filters, etc.
• Participate in Preparing all beneficiaries distribution list and participate in the distribution of different hygiene kits and CASH assistance or any other related activity.
• Provide technical support and train the community volunteers on the CLTS approach and guide them on how to conduct promotion sessions and achieve the project goals and objectives.
• Work closely at the CLTS sites along with the community volunteers at all different phases of implementing this activity.
• Develop a work plan for the community volunteers and monitor the work progress on daily basis.
• Collect all the CLTS data, information, reports prepared by the community volunteers and ensure all data are accurate and complete.
• Contributing to the selection and training of the CLTS community volunteers in the targeted districts.
• Participate in field assessments, surveys including need assessments, baselines, end lines, Pre-KAP, post KAP, PDMs and RRM.
• Participate in collecting and preparing the of the list of beneficiaries of Emergency Response Mechanism ERM, CFW, Hygiene kits, voucher assistance etc.
• Delivery of information to the community                                       
• Work with community volunteers/leaders.
• Sensitize the communities within all the villages under Catchment area; ensure activities understanding and support from communities.
• Ensure the proper identification of Community CLTS Volunteers
• Support and follow up community CLTS volunteers in organizing their activities.
• Ensure regular sessions are conducted and support CLTS volunteers in providing them to communities.
• Conduct training for community-based volunteer Hygiene Promoters on how to conduct hygiene sessions in their communities, and how to most effectively use IEC materials and other available tools.

• Support field community volunteers in preparation of hygiene promotion CLTS daily, weekly and monthly reports.
• Work with CLTS specialist, communication unit and project managers to prepare and develop success stories for all hygiene promotion activities and to share them with donors and relevant clusters.
• Under the supervision of the CLTs specialist and in cooperation with the project team, hygiene promotion volunteers, participate in selecting the sites and locations for implementing CLTS activities.
• Leads and supervises the CLTS volunteers and provides leadership and technical support as needed, and evaluates CLTS volunteer’s performance regularly 
• Provide technical support to the beneficiaries and guide them while implementing the CLTS activities.
• Identifies gaps and facilitate with communities how to find solutions to address sanitation gaps through community action plans and technical support.
• Collect and prepare all CLTS activities means of verification and ensure accurate and complete data.

• Support CLTS specialist in producing screening and awareness monthly report.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Communication, Education, Public Health or any relevant field with experience working in community based programs.
• Minimum of 1 year working experience in NGOs.
• Ability to engage with local communities in rural areas.

• At least 1 year of relevant professional experience in this field.
• Experience in supervising and implementing WASH, activities including CLTS activity is preferred.
• Prior experience with NGO;
• Knowledge of and experience in project planning, project cycle management and logical framework;
• Prior experience with persons of concern (including internally displaced persons, conflict-affected host communities, extremely vulnerable individuals);
• Excellent computer skills including the usage of Microsoft office (particularly Word, Excel and PowerPoint).
• File Archiving skills.
• Very good business correspondence skills.
• Very good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Good level of English language both speaking and writing.