
Agribusiness Field Officer - SADP II Matching Grants
- Standort
- Frankenthal (Pfalz), Mönchengladbach, Regensburg, Gschwall, Hotel de Rome, Rostock, Friedrichsdorf, Düsseldorf, Neuensee, München, Tokyo, Hamburg, Neubriach, Bielefeld, Ampere im Muffatwerk
- Remote
- Vor Ort
- Anstellungsart
- Vollzeit, Befristet/Zeitarbeit
- Erfahrung
- Mid-Level
- Bereich
- Geschäftsentwicklung
- Bewerbungsfrist
- 03.06.2026
To provide technical facilitation and field-level support to agribusiness lead firms and commodity groups participating in the SADP II Cluster Matching Grants programme, with a focus on post-harvest value addition, market systems development, business plan support, and grant compliance. The officer will strengthen Public-Private-Producer Partnership (4P) linkages and ensure effective implementation and monitoring of grant-funded agribusiness investments.
Key Outputs / Responsibilities
Facilitate agribusiness grant mobilisation, needs assessment, and application preparation - 25%
- Conduct sensitisation meetings targeting agri-business lead firms, commodity- groups, and private sector actors on SADP II Matching Grant opportunities under the 4P window.
- Conduct structured needs and market assessments to identify viable post-harvest investment opportunities, market linkages, and partnership structures.
- Support commodity groups and lead firms to develop joint business plans, investment cases, and compliant grant applications, including budgets, Activity Implementation Plans (AIPs), and co-financing documentation.
- Review draft applications for technical and financial merit before forwarding to the Project Coordinator for quality assurance.
Provide on-site technical assistance and business development support to awarded agribusiness entities - 25%
- Conduct regular on-site technical assistance visits to awarded commodity groups and lead firms to verify implementation progress against Detailed Implementation Plans (DIPs).
- Facilitate training on post-harvest handling, value chain management, agribusiness record keeping, and enterprise governance.
- Support commodity groups to establish and operationalise supply agreements, off-take arrangements, and market linkages with lead firms and buyers.
- Provide guidance on equipment procurement, quality assurance systems, and compliance with buyer or export standards.
Support financial management, co-financing compliance, and procurement for agribusiness grant recipients - 20%
- Assist commodity groups and lead firms to develop and implement procurement plans in compliance with SADP II guidelines.
- Verify that co-finance contributions (30% for agri-businesses; 20% for producer groups) are documented and available before disbursement is recommended.
- Verify delivery of procured goods and services against agreed specifications.
- Support entities to maintain accurate financial records and prepare periodic financial progress reports.
Monitor implementation progress and collect MEAL data for reporting - 20%
- Conduct structured monitoring field visits using standardised tools, tracking physical progress, financial utilisation, and DIP milestone achievement.
- Document and report on emerging market system changes, enterprise performance, and beneficiary income outcomes.
- Collect gender- and youth-disaggregated data on grant beneficiaries and market participants.
- Enter monitoring data into WVL's MEAL system within five working days of collection.
Facilitate stakeholder coordination, private sector engagement, and learning - 10%
- Liaise with district agricultural offices, commodity associations, financial institutions, and private sector actors to strengthen the 4P partnership model.
- Represent WVL at district-level business development and agricultural coordination forums.
- Document case studies and lessons learned from agribusiness grant implementation for inclusion in quarterly and final reports.
Qualifications, Knowledge, Experience & Technical Skills
- Bachelor's Degree in Agribusiness Management, Agricultural Economics, Business Administration, or a related field.
- Minimum 2–3 years of experience in agribusiness development, value chain facilitation, or market systems programming.
- Experience working with private sector actors, producer organisations, or in a grant management environment is an advantage.
- Familiarity with SADP II, IFAD-funded programmes, or matching grant mechanisms is desirable.
- Proficiency in Sesotho and English (written and spoken).
- Valid driver's licence.
Knowledge/Technical Skills
- Knowledge of agricultural value chains, post-harvest management, and agribusiness models in Lesotho.
- Ability to facilitate community and private sector engagement processes.
- Business plan development and financial analysis skills.
- Basic proficiency in data collection, monitoring, and report writing.
- Competency in MS Office (Word, Excel).
Core Competencies:
- Be Safe and Resilient
- Learn and Develop
- Deliver Results
- Be Accountable
- Improve and Innovate
- Build Relationships
Working Environment / Conditions:
- Field-based: 85% field travel across assigned district(s) required.
- On call: 5% availability during emergencies or urgent programme needs.
- Office-based: 10% for reporting and coordination.
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