Upon successful approval of the project proposal by UNDP, the Community Mobilization / Social Inclusion Officer will support community engagement, consultation, social inclusion, gender-sensitive participation, grievance handling and field coordination under the CCLF project in Keshm District of Badakhshan Province. The position will ensure that communities, including women and vulnerable groups, are meaningfully engaged throughout project implementation.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Community Mobilization and Facilitation
· Conduct community mobilization, awareness sessions, consultations and participatory meetings in target communities.
· Support community structures, local groups and beneficiaries to engage effectively in project planning and implementation.
· Facilitate community-driven prioritization, sequencing and validation of project interventions.
2. Social Inclusion and Gender Participation
· Promote meaningful participation of women, men, vulnerable groups and marginalized community members in project activities.
· Support gender-sensitive communication, beneficiary engagement and inclusive consultation processes.
· Identify barriers to participation and recommend practical measures to improve social inclusion.
3. Grievance Handling and Accountability
· Support establishment and functioning of community feedback and grievance handling mechanisms.
· Document community concerns, complaints, feedback and agreed follow-up actions in coordination with project management.
· Promote accountability, transparency and conflict-sensitive engagement at community level.
4. Coordination and Reporting
· Coordinate with project technical teams, local leaders, community committees and stakeholders during field implementation.
· Prepare community meeting minutes, attendance sheets, consultation reports and social mobilization updates.
· Support collection of field evidence, photos and beneficiary feedback for project reporting.
Key Deliverables:
· Community consultations, awareness sessions and mobilization meetings conducted and documented.
· Women, men and vulnerable groups supported to participate in project activities.
· Community feedback and grievance handling processes supported and documented.
· Community-driven intervention validation and prioritization supported.
· Meeting minutes, attendance sheets, field updates and consultation reports prepared.