Opportunities

The Zimbabwe Climate Reference Group (ZCREG) a Civil Society platform working on building inclusive and sustainable actions in Zimbabwe and partnership with the Government of Zimbabwe through the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Tourism Industries is hereby calling for individuals willing to be part of the Government led delegation to Sham El Sheikh in the Arab Republic of Egypt for this year’s 27th Conference of Parties (COP27) to be held from the 6th to 28 November 2022.

This initiative is to build a common position between State and Non-State actors on Zimbabwe’s climate responsiveness to the climate crisis both locally and as a globe. The Government of Zimbabwe will have the final say on the list and the selected delegates will be observers of the government negotiations whilst having an opportunity of informing the Government Negotiators using different spaces available during the COP27 conference such as the Zimbabwe Pavilion.

Those interested are therefore requested to submit:

1. Detailed CurriculumVitae (CV) with traceable references.
   
2. Motivational letter on why you think you are fit for purpose to represent CSOs and Zimbabwe at COP27 AND indicate your source of funding for participation at COP27 so that the Government can assist in all required traveling logistics.
   
3. A pager on your organisation profile and how it relates to climate and environmental issues.
   

If you qualify, why wait? Send your application by email to by end of business on 23 September 2022.info.zcreg@gmail.com

Late applications won’t be accepted.

Women and youths are encouraged to apply.

Opportunity alert!!

Terms of reference on the impact of corruption in the health sector on women’s access to sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) including quality maternal services in Zimbabwe’s public health institutions.

About ZWACT

Zimbabwe Women Against Corruption Trust (ZWACT) is a non political and non-profit making organization based in Harare Zimbabwe whose mandate is to campaign against corruption as well as highlighting its devastating impact on women and girls in Zimbabwean communities. Our organization aims to strengthen women’s participation in anti-corruption and governance initiatives. We use advocacy as our main strategy complimented by research and community education on anti-corruption issues.

About the Call

ZWACT is carrying out a research to ascertain the impact and prevalence of health care sector corruption in Zimbabwe looking at how it is perpetuating inequality in the distribution of SRHR and maternal health care services. As an organisation, we believe in evidence based advocacy therefore carrying researches is part of our strategy to get information which will guide our programming.

This research focuses on the negative impact and prevalence of corruption in the healthcare sector specifically looking at the challenges faced by women when seeking sexual and reproductive health care services including maternal care in Zimbabwe’s public health institutions. The findings from the research will be used to develop and publish a position paper to be shared with academia and interested partners.

Informal research we have been carrying out in various communities reveal that women and girls are facing challenges when seeking sexual and reproductive health rights but most of the cases are not formally reported. There are lots of untold stories concerning women’s horrible experiences when seeking such services in public health institutions. Some reports indicates
how some pregnant women are forced to pay bribes in order to get preferential treatment in public health institutions thereby perpetuating discrimination and inequality.

To this end, ZWACT is commissioning this research paper to facilitate informed discussion on the prevalence and negative impact of corruption in the health care sector in Zimbabwe specifically targeting the challenges faced by women when seeking sexual and reproductive health rights and maternal health care services in public health institutions.

Deliverables

The consultancy will be responsible for authoring a research paper of between 8 000 and 12 000 words written in clear English with minimal jargon.

Qualifications

Interested consultants should have a minimum of the following qualifications.

• Masters in Development Studies, Media Studies, Communication or any other related degree
• Have experience in investigative journalism
• Demonstrate experience in research anti-corruption/governance issues
• Have experience in writing and presenting research papers
• Knowledge on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights is an added advantage

Curriculum Vitae must show clear past experience in related assignments with at least two (2) references.

Payment

Proposed budget for producing the report. NB. The budget will be negotiated with successful applicant.
Provide tax clearance certificate.
Payment will be made upon completion of the task.

Submission

Documents and CVs to be emailed to directorzwact@gmail.com
The closing date for submission is September 26, 2022.

Delta Beverages is the name behind Lagers, Sparkling Beverages, Maheu and Sorghum Beer manufacturing, marketing and distribution in Zimbabwe. An exciting opportunity has arisen for young, ambitious, and highly motivated graduates to join this vibrant enterprise. The successful incumbents will undergo an intensive graduate learnership program.

We are therefore inviting applications from recent graduates who have the following minimum qualifications, or their equivalents as follows:

Requirements

• Relevant Degree with at least upper second (2.1) degree class.
• Excellent communication and team skills.
• Ability to grasp concepts quickly.
• Highly adaptable.

Closing date for applications is the 20th of September 2022

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted before the 15th of October 2022

FOST is looking for suitably qualified persons to fill in vacancies that have arisen within the organisation. FOST is a local NGO registered in 1997 as a Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO 3/97) with the aim to build capacity of communities to respond to the needs of orphaned and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe with particular attention to those in farming communities. FOST maintains a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Position: 2 x Social Workers (Female candidates are encouraged to apply)

Location: Shamva and Mazowe

Contract Period: 3 months

The duties and responsibilities of the Social Worker

Social Workers will be responsible for the facilitation and implementation of the FOST project activities at community level. They should be experienced, enthusiastic and committed to the welfare of children. They should have at least two years’ experience of relevant fieldwork, preferably in (1) case management, (2) Facilitation skills. (3) Knowledge and understanding of psychosocial support (PSS) is a pre requisite.

Be a holder of a Social work degree or equivalent qualification with good communication skills in Shona and also be able to communicate in English. Social Workers will be based in specific districts and must be prepared to travel extensively within that district and to camp in the field when required. They will report to the Programmes Coordinator. The candidate MUST possess a clean class three (3) or class three (4) driver’s licence

Responsibilities will include:

• Maintenance of good channels of communication with all partners, including CBOs, NGOs, Government sector ministries, RDCs, and Churches. They will represent FOST on relevant District Fora.
• Raising awareness with partners regarding the conditions of orphans and vulnerable children, the scale of the crisis and potential strategies to mitigate the problems faced by vulnerable children and their caregivers.
• Facilitation of discussions to motivate appropriate community responses. This includes community dialogues on prevention of Gender Based Violence (GBV) and Violence Against Children (VAC). The Social Worker should have knowledge on the referral pathway for victims of abuse and violence
• Promotion of community based Psychosocial Support and child protection services through case follow up and making referrals to support services.
• Working closely with pregnant adolescent and young mothers in preventing SGBV.
• Helping communities to identify and implement potential care models for orphaned and vulnerable children.
• Promoting the establishment of community-based Child Protection Committees (CPCs) to address the needs of orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC) in communities. Support and capacity build these committees.
• Facilitation of systems of monitoring the welfare of OVC in communities.
• Motivation and facilitation of the registration of vulnerable children.
• Liaison with the Programmes Coordinator and other officers to develop FOST programmes
• Facilitate the National Case Management System in liaison with the Department of Social Welfare Officers

To apply, send application letter outlining expected salary & benefits, indicating the districts of preference, and CV, with three traceable referees to fostzw@gmail.com no later than 19 September 2022

ABOUT

ActionAid Zimbabwe is a global justice organization working in over 40 countries, taking sides with people living in poverty and exclusion to achieve social justice, poverty eradication and gender equality. ActionAid Zimbabwe has articulated a strong stand on gender justice and safeguarding through its child protection and anti-sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse policies. ActionAid is committed to taking an intersectional feminist approach to Safeguarding, recognizing how forms of abuse and oppression intersect.
ActionAid Zimbabwe seeks to recruit for the following 1-year Graduate Internship positions:

(1) HR & ADMINISTRATION INTERN (Harare)

The intern shall function collaboratively as a member of the Admin and HR team and will play a significant role in providing secretarial, office maintenance and administrative support in order to ensure that the organizations services are provided in an efficient and effective manner.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Recent graduate with a degree in Business Administration, Business Studies, Human Resource, Logistic or equivalent.
• 1-year work related learning experience in Administration, Human Resource, or related field
• Fluency in English, both oral and written
• Good written and spoken communication skills
• Ability to work under pressure
• Good interpersonal and relationship skills
• Possess the right attitude and ability to smile and receive visitors and calls politely
• Well-groomed and presentable
• A flexible and adaptable approach to work

(2) ADMINISTRATION INTERN (Rusape)

The intern shall function collaboratively as a member of the RDA team and will play a significant role in providing secretarial, office maintenance and administrative support in order to ensure that the RDA office services are provided in an efficient and effective manner.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Recent graduate with a degree in Business Administration, Business Studies, Human Resource, Logistic or equivalent.
• 1-year work related learning experience in Administration, Human Resource, or related field
• Fluency in English, both oral and written
• Good written and spoken communication skills
• Ability to work under pressure
• Good interpersonal and relationship skills
• Well-groomed and presentable
• A flexible and adaptable approach to work

(3) COMMUNICATIONS INTERN (Harare)

The intern serves to assist the Communications Officer in further developing effective information exchange and communication, collect and disseminate documentation about programme results and impact in relation to objectives set in Global AAI strategies and AAZ Country programme strategy and AAZ Communications strategy. The intern will assist with execution of communications activities and will take personal responsibility for information activities as delegated.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Recent graduate with a degree in Journalism and Media Studies or related discipline
• 1-year work related learning experience in Communications or Journalism
• A flair for writing and finding the good stories
• Interpersonal communication skills and proven skills in teamwork
• Capacity to communicate effectively in both oral and written forms
• High level of integrity
• Be good at planning and organising
• Ability to work under pressure

(4) LOCAL RIGHTS PROGRAMME (LRP) INTERNS X 3 (Nyazura, Hwedza and Chiendambuya)

The interns shall function collaboratively as members of the Programs team and will play a significant role in providing sponsorship, programmatic and administrative support in the Local Rights Programs.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Recent graduate with a degree in Social sciences, Development studies, Rural Development agriculture, Sociology, Psychology, or any other related field
• 1-year work related learning experience in rural development sector including networking with local NGOs, local government agencies and community -based organisations
• Ability to work in a multicultural community
• Ability to work under pressure and on tight deadlines
• Willingness and ability to ride a motorbike will be an added advantage
• Ability and preparedness to travel and work in difficult conditions
• Comfortable working with children

How to apply: Please submit a maximum of 3-page Curriculum Vitae and motivational letter to the attention of Human Resources. All applications must be sent by email to jobs.zimbabwe@actionaid.org by 16 September 2022 at 1700 hours. Please ensure your email subject clearly reads position applied for. Given the spread of COVID-19 across the globe, no hard copies will be accepted.

NB: Only applications sent with the job title in the subject line will be considered. Whilst all applications received will
be assessed strictly on their individual merits, qualified women are especially encouraged to apply. Due to the anticipated volume of applications, we regret that we can only respond to shortlisted candidates.