Agribusiness Enumerators – Salah Al-din

About Mercy Corps

Mercy Corps is a leading global organization powered by the belief that a better world is possible. In disaster, in hardship, in more than 40 countries around the world, we collaborate to put bold solutions into action – helping people triumph over adversity and build stronger communities from within now and for the future. Mercy Corps works in places of transition, where conflict, disaster, political upheaval, or economic collapse present opportunities to build more secure, productive, and just communities. Providing emergency relief in times of crisis, we move quickly to help communities recover and build resilience to future shocks, and promote sustainable change by supporting community-led and market-driven initiatives. Recognizing both the great potential and the complex challenges faced by the Middle East, since 1989 Mercy Corps has been implementing a range of humanitarian assistance and development programs tailored to the specific needs of the region and of those communities where we work.

Program / Department Summary

Mercy Corps Iraq is implementing PERMA-2 program, a market system developement program that aims to improve the business environment and improve access to financial services as well as reactivate the agriculture value chains in Salah al-Din and Ninewa. Efforts toward agricultural and rural economic recovery must target the rehabilitation of both the public and the private (at micro and small enterprise levels) infrastructure through an integrated approach, while also taking into account the social and cultural complexity of Salah al-Din and Ninewa. In response, PERMA-2 has outlined three main objectives aimed at supporting rehabilitation, reconstruction, and overall economic recovery of the agriculture sector in Salah al-Din and Ninewa:

● Financial institutions are providing appropriate and affordable financial services to enable MSMEs to start, re-start and grow agricultural activities;

● Small-scale farmers have improved access to services, inputs, information, infrastructure and markets that increase their productivity and profitability

● Local institutions and leaders are promoting intra- and inter-community interactions that contribute to the reintegration of returnees in the agricultural sector and conflict-resolution.

In order to support accessing farmers in their villages, PERMA program intends to recruit 6 daily workers to act as community based facilitators, those facilitators will be working in the field and in Mosul office if needed. They will organize communication with farmers and stakeholders, they will also have a role in monitoring the progress of the program activities, especially in cases where program teams are loaded or un-able to go to the field.

Intrested candidates can apply through below link:

Email: [email protected]

**CVs without subject line “Salah Al-din-Enumerators (daily workers) “will not be considered