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Tanzania, Iringa
109 days ago
forland.or.tz
5 Applied 4 Pro Applied
The FORLAND Project – Forestry, Land Use and Value Chains Development in Tanzania is seeking two passionate Forest Extension interns to join its dynamic team in Mafinga. These roles are pivotal in driving sustainable land use practices and enhancing forestry value chains within the region. Interns will work closely with local communities to promote climate-resilient agricultural and forestry techniques, ensuring long-term environmental sustainability and economic growth for the participants.
Successful candidates will be stationed in Mafinga, Iringa, where they will participate in field activities, data collection, and community training sessions. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the forestry sector, focusing on the intersection of community development and environmental conservation. Candidates will be expected to support the implementation of forestry policies and contribute to the overall goals of the FORLAND project through innovative extension services.
Key Requirements
A degree or diploma in Forestry, Natural Resource Management, or a related field.
Basic understanding of forestry extension services and community engagement.
Passion for sustainable land use and environmental conservation.
Ability to work in rural field conditions in Mafinga, Iringa.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills for community training.
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Tanzania, Iringa
109 days ago
forland.or.tz
8 Applied 6 Pro Applied
The Environmentalist intern will support the FORLAND project in monitoring the environmental impact of forestry and land use activities. This role involves conducting field assessments to ensure that project interventions align with environmental standards and climate resilience goals. The intern will help identify potential ecological risks and suggest mitigation measures to protect local biodiversity and water resources in Mafinga.
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Tanzania, Dar es Salaam
10 days ago
earthlungs.org
9 Applied 6 Pro Applied
Earth Lungs is seeking a dedicated and entrepreneurial professional to lead the implementation of the BEEyond Trees initiative in Tanzania. This role is central to establishing a sustainable beekeeping and honey value chain program that serves the dual purpose of ecosystem restoration and the improvement of community livelihoods. The coordinator will be responsible for building a conservation enterprise from its early stages, facilitating direct engagement with local communities, restoration teams, and various market partners to ensure long-term success. The candidate will navigate the intersection of environmental stewardship and economic development by managing complex project logistics and training community members. This position is based in Dar es Salaam and offers a unique opportunity to lead environmental impact projects that deliver social benefits. By strengthening stewardship across Tanzania, the coordinator ensures that the initiative remains viable and impactful for years to come.
Key Requirements
Experience in apiculture and honey value chains
Strong skills in community engagement and training
Background in enterprise development
Experience in natural resource management and conservation initiatives
Entrepreneurial professional mindset
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Tanzania, Iringa
109 days ago
forland.or.tz
7 Applied 5 Pro Applied
The GIS intern will be responsible for providing technical support in mapping and spatial data analysis for the FORLAND project. This role is essential for monitoring changes in land use, forest cover, and mapping value chain corridors in the Iringa region. The intern will assist in the creation of detailed maps that help the project team make informed decisions about resource management and climate resilience strategies.
Stationed in Mafinga, t
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Tanzania, Dar es Salaam
4 days ago
cwmac.or.tz
11 Applied 8 Pro Applied
CWMAC is seeking a dedicated Partnership & Fundraising Officer to join our dynamic team. This pivotal role focuses on building strategic alliances and securing essential funding to advance community-led conservation efforts across Tanzania. The successful candidate will champion the belief that communities and wildlife can thrive in harmony, undertaking serious and impactful work to realize this vision. This position requires a professional who is passionate about conservation and skilled in fostering relationships with diverse stakeholders, including donors, partners, and local communities. The role will be instrumental in expanding our reach and enhancing our capacity to support Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs).
Based in Dar es Salaam, the Partnership & Fundraising Officer will play a crucial role in developing and implementing fundraising strategies, identifying grant opportunities, and nurturing long-term partnerships. The role involves frequent travel to our member Wildlife Management Areas throughout Tanzania, engaging directly with communities and project sites. This ensures that fundraising efforts are aligned with on-the-ground needs and contribute directly to tangible conservation outcomes. CWMAC is an equal opportunity employer and actively encourages applications from women, persons with disabilities, and candidates from communities adjacent to WMAs.
Key Requirements
Proven experience in partnership building and fundraising, particularly within the non-profit or conservation sector.
Demonstrated ability to secure grants, develop compelling funding proposals, and manage donor relationships.
Strong networking and interpersonal skills to build and maintain effective collaborations.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities for proposals, reports, and stakeholder engagement.
A deep understanding of community conservation principles and challenges in Tanzania.
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Tanzania, Zanzibar
1 day ago
stawi.earth
21 Applied 15 Pro Applied
This role involves leading Stawi Zanzibar's new 36-month Mangrove Restoration & Community Development Programme across Menai Bay and Chwaka Bay. The program is community-led, integrating mangrove restoration, agroforestry, blue carbon initiatives, women and youth enterprise development, eco-credit groups, fisheries and coastal livelihoods, regenerative tourism, and climate resilience efforts. The Project Manager will be responsible for overall program oversight, strategic planning, and successful execution of all activities. The ideal candidate will possess significant experience in ecosystem restoration and livelihood development. They will be crucial in fostering strong relationships with local communities, government bodies, partners, and donors to ensure the program's objectives are met and contribute to the thriving of Zanzibar's coastal communities and ecosystems.
Key Requirements
Experience in Ecosystem Restoration
Experience in Livelihoods programs
Proven project management skills
Ability to work effectively with communities, government, partners, and donors
Strong leadership and team management abilities
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Tanzania, Kilimanjaro
50 days ago
ftkkilimanjaro.org
15 Applied 11 Pro Applied
The Foundation for Community Transformation in Kilimanjaro (FTK) is a community-focused organization based in Moshi, Tanzania, dedicated to improving livelihoods through practical and sustainable solutions, particularly in rural communities. We are seeking a committed Agriculture and Nutrition Coordinator to support and empower farmers in Lower Moshi. This role involves promoting modern farming techniques and sustainable practices that directly impact the food security and economic stability of smallholder farmers.
In this role, the successful candidate will work closely with the community to coordinate and implement specialized agriculture and nutrition programs. You will be responsible for monitoring field activities, developing demonstration farms, and collaborating with village leaders and agricultural officers to ensure the success of local initiatives. This position is ideal for an individual passionate about community development and hands-on agricultural support in the Kilimanjaro region.
Key Requirements
Diploma in Agriculture or Nutrition.
Proficiency in computer skills and basic software applications.
At least 2 years of professional experience working with smallholder farmers.
Deep knowledge of irrigation systems and crop production techniques in Tanzania.
Fluent in both Swahili and English for effective communication.
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Tanzania, Lumuma Kilosa
25 days ago
tlctz.org
11 Applied 8 Pro Applied
Total LandCare (TLC) Tanzania is seeking a dedicated Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning (MEAL) Officer for its upcoming two-year Agroforestry Program. This initiative focuses on communities surrounding the Rubeho Mountains as part of the Rubeho Carbon initiative. The project aims to implement sustainable practices like conservation agriculture, soil and water conservation, and community capacity building to protect forest ecosystems and improve local livelihoods. The candidate will play a critical role in ensuring that project interventions are data-driven and reach their intended conservation goals.
The successful candidate will be based in the rural Lumuma area within the Kilosa/Mbuga landscape. Key duties include developing monitoring tools, coordinating field data collection, and preparing comprehensive reports for management and partners. The role requires regular engagement with farming communities and local government authorities to track indicators related to agroforestry adoption and VSLA participation. This is a field-based position requiring a commitment to adaptive learning and evidence-based decision-making to support the long-term success of the Rubeho Carbon initiative.
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Monitoring & Evaluation, Development Studies, Statistics, Agriculture, Agribusiness, Forestry, Natural Resource Management, or related field.
Minimum of 5-7 years of relevant experience in MEAL functions within agroforestry, livelihoods, agroecology, climate, or rural development programmes.
Experience with field data collection systems, mobile data collection tools, and reporting systems.
Strong analytical, reporting, and facilitation skills.
Experience working in rural and remote field environments is an added advantage.
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Tanzania, Morogoro
109 days ago
3t.eco
9 Applied 6 Pro Applied
3T Tanzania is entering an ambitious growth phase and is seeking a dedicated Project Development Lead to oversee and scale forest restoration and high-integrity carbon projects throughout Tanzania. This role is central to our mission of integrating climate action with biodiversity recovery and sustainable community livelihoods. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading field teams in various environments, ensuring that project obje
0 Negotiable or Not Mentioned
Tanzania, Iringa
109 days ago
forland.or.tz
8 Applied 6 Pro Applied
FORLAND is looking for a dedicated GEDSI (Gender, Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion) intern to ensure that project activities are inclusive and equitable. The intern will assist in mainstreaming gender and social inclusion across all forestry and land use initiatives in Mafinga. This includes monitoring the participation of marginalized groups, conducting social assessments, and providing recommendations to improve the project's inclusiv