Job description
Agricultural Facilitator – Kwamouth
Humanitarian Action for Africa (HAA) is recruiting two (2) Agricultural Facilitators to contribute to the implementation of its food security and agricultural support activities in the Kwamouth Territory, Mai-Ndombe Province.
Under the supervision of the Agronomist Engineer Supervisor, the Agricultural Facilitators will provide close support to beneficiary households, community facilitation and monitoring of agricultural activities in the field.
Position information
- Position: Agricultural Facilitator
- Type of recruitment: Internal and external
- Type of contract: Fixed-term contract
- Duration: 9 months, renewable subject to performance and availability of funding
- Number of positions: 2
- Duty station: Kwamouth Territory, Mai-Ndombe Province
- Line manager: Agronomist Engineer Supervisor
- Start date: As soon as possible
- Application deadline: 5 October 2026
About HAA
Humanitarian Action for Africa (HAA) is a national humanitarian organization committed to protecting vulnerable populations and improving access to essential services in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
HAA operates in contexts marked in particular by conflict, population displacement and climate shocks, placing dignity, inclusion, responsibility, transparency and accountability to communities at the heart of its action.
HAA applies a zero-tolerance policy against any form of exploitation, abuse, fraud, corruption and discrimination.
Purpose of the position
Under the supervision of the Agronomist Engineer Supervisor, the Agricultural Facilitator contributes to the day-to-day implementation of food security activities in the field.
They provide in particular close support to the households receiving agricultural inputs, facilitate community activities and monitor agricultural practices in order to contribute to achieving the project's objectives.
The position is full-time (100%).
Main responsibilities
The Agricultural Facilitator will in particular be responsible for:
- Supporting the day-to-day implementation of food security activities in the field;
- Supporting beneficiary households in the appropriate use of the agricultural inputs received;
- Taking part in the identification and registration of beneficiaries in collaboration with community committees;
- Supporting the organization of agricultural input distributions and carrying out post-distribution monitoring;
- Leading awareness-raising, training and practical demonstration sessions for producers;
- Regularly monitoring the fields and reporting the difficulties encountered by beneficiary households;
- Collecting field data and filling in the project's monitoring tools;
- Maintaining good working relationships with local authorities and community structures;
- Ensuring compliance with humanitarian principles, HAA's protection policies and zero-tolerance policies;
- Contributing to any other activity necessary to achieve the project's objectives.
Required profile
Education
Hold at least a State Diploma in agriculture or rural development (A2), or a higher degree in agronomy.
Equivalent community experience may also be taken into consideration.
Professional experience
- A minimum of 2 years of professional experience in community facilitation, agricultural extension or livelihoods support;
- Experience in agricultural input distribution operations is an asset.
Skills and qualities
- Good facilitation, awareness-raising and community mobilization skills;
- Good knowledge of cropping practices adapted to the Kwamouth area;
- Ability to collect field data and provide regular reporting;
- Residence in the area of intervention or immediate availability to settle there;
- Fluency in French and in the local languages of the area, in particular Lingala and Kiteke;
- Integrity, team spirit and sense of responsibility;
- Willingness to work directly with communities and in a rural environment.
Application file
Interested candidates are invited to submit:
- A cover letter;
- A detailed CV of a maximum of 2 pages, including professional references;
- Copies of diplomas, certificates and an identity document;
- Any other relevant document that may support the application.
How to apply?
Applications must be sent exclusively by e-mail to: recrutement@h-action-africa.org
Email subject: Application – Agricultural Facilitator – Kwamouth
No hard-copy applications will be accepted.
The application deadline is 5 October 2026. Any application received after this date will not be considered.
HAA's recruitment process is entirely free of charge. No payment is required at any stage of the process. Any telephone canvassing or any attempt to influence the recruitment process is strictly prohibited and will result in the immediate disqualification of the application.
Equal opportunities
HAA promotes diversity, inclusion and equal opportunities in its recruitment processes. Applications from women are strongly encouraged.
HAA thanks all interested persons for their applications. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
