Overview
The Technical Assistant will manage and implement project activities in the community, supporting the full project cycle and ensuring work follows Plan International’s development and influencing approach.
Tasks Summary
- Lead field implementation
- Coordinate with LGUs, community groups, and local partners
- Oversee activities on green education, women-led livelihoods, youth climate action, and inclusive climate governance
- Make sure documentation, reporting, and community engagements follow Plan International’s safety and inclusion standards
- Help build strong, inclusive, and gender-responsive community groups
- Support green education and life skills activities
- Train partners to strengthen their skills in project management and resource mobilization
- Support youth‑led climate adaptation projects and assist in local climate planning
- Lead pre‑implementation meetings
- Review community proposals before endorsement to the Project Manager
- Ensure all activities are well‑documented and engagements are safe, inclusive, gender‑responsive, and youth‑friendly
Experience Requirements
At least two years of hands-on experience in community organizing and development; experience working with participatory approaches, including with children.
Qualification Requirements
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Community Development, Behavioral Sciences, Disaster Risk Reduction, or related fields.
- Training: Community Organizing/Community Development, Program/Project Management, Participatory Rapid/Rural Appraisal.