Consultancy Opportunity at Vi Agroforestry
Short-Term Consultancy: Training on Extension Systems & Methods for Sustainable Agriculture
📍 Location: Tanzania (Training also covers Kenya & Uganda)
📅 Application Deadline: 1st April 2025
About the Assignment
Vi Agroforestry is inviting applications for a Short-Term Consultancy to conduct a two-day training focused on extension systems and participatory methods for sustainable agriculture. The training will be delivered to Farmer Organizations (FOs) across Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda as part of the Agroforestry for Sustainable Livelihood and Biodiversity (ASILI-B) program.
This initiative seeks to empower farmers, enhance agricultural productivity, strengthen resilience to climate change, and promote food security through practical, hands-on learning.
Scope of the Training
The consultant will be responsible for:
✅ Delivering engaging, practical training sessions on participatory extension methods.
✅ Developing tailored training modules that address:
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Effective communication techniques for farmer outreach.
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Best practices in sustainable farming and agroforestry.
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Strategies to improve market access for smallholder farmers.
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Adoption of climate-smart agricultural technologies.
✅ Ensuring knowledge transfer and capacity building among farmers for long-term sustainability.
Who Should Apply?
Vi Agroforestry is looking for a highly skilled consultant with:
📌 Expertise in sustainable agriculture and agroforestry.
📌 Proven experience in designing and delivering farmer training programs.
📌 Strong knowledge of participatory extension approaches.
📌 Ability to develop clear and practical training materials.
📌 Regional experience in East Africa’s agricultural sector is an added advantage.
How to Apply
📧 Submit your application via email to: tanzania@viagroforestry.org
📌 Important: In the email subject line, clearly indicate:
“Application for Short-Term Consultant Assignment – Extension Systems and Methods for Sustainable Agriculture Training”
🚀 Take this opportunity to contribute to sustainable farming and biodiversity conservation in East Africa!
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