FACT Zimbabwe is a Christian based organisation that was instituted in 1987. Since establishment, FACT Zimbabwe has been a leading national HIV and development
organisation implementing various projects directly and through partnerships. FACT
Zimbabwe in partnership with Tearfund is responding to El-nino induced drought in Zaka district of Masvingo Province targeting more than 6000 households with cash transfers. The project is supported by the Start Network through the African Risk Capacity (ARC) Replica payout. FACT seeks the services of Cash Transfer Field Monitor (s) detailed below;
1. Position: Cash Transfer Field Monitor X 3
2. Reporting to: District Coordinator
3. Location: Zaka
4. Duration: 4 months
5. Key Duties and Responsibilities
• Facilitate ward sensitization, community mobilization, and registration processes.
• Support project in implementation though community mobilization and organizing
meetings at ward and district levels.
• To conduct post-distribution follow-ups with beneficiaries to ensure all have received
their monthly allowances and to troubleshoot any challenges
• Identify suitable cash distribution points and liaise with service provider(s) on
scheduling of payments in each ward.
• Participate in all project evaluations and assessments including, the baseline
survey/rapid needs assessment, beneficiary verification and bi-weekly market
monitoring.
• Facilitate market assessments, mobilize for survey and any feasibility assessments
that might be needed.
• Prepare weekly, monthly and quarterly activity report for the District Coordinator in a timely manner.
• Implement the project complaints and feedback mechanisms as designed by FACT
Zimbabwe.
6. Qualifications and requirements
• A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in social work, Development Studies or any other
relevant Social Sciences Degree.
7. Knowledge and Experience:
• At least three years’ hands-on experience implementing cash transfer programs,
including providing technical assistance in a humanitarian context.
• Solid experience in design and implementation of cash transfer related assessments,
beneficiary selection processes and monitoring.
• Experience and understanding of community mobilization in relation to cash
distribution and transfers.
• Sensitivity to the needs and priorities of disadvantaged populations.
• Experience of integrating gender and diversity issues into drought relief programs.
• Assessment, analytical and planning skills.
• Strong interpersonal, intercultural and communication skills.
• Effective multi-tasking, organizational capacity and prioritization skills are necessary.
• Good knowledge of spoken and written English.
• Report writing skills.
• Intermediate computer literacy.
How to apply:
a. Follow the button below and complete the form not later than 02 August 2024.
b. Send a detailed CV to vacancy@fact.org.zw highlighting the post.
Please ensure that both steps are carried out to complete the application process
- FACT is an equal opportunity employer which does not discriminate in terms of
race, tribe, place of origin, political opinion, color, creed, gender, pregnancy,
HIV/AIDS status or, subject to the Disabled Persons Act [Chapter 17:01].
- FACT does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process.
- Background checks will be done for successful candidate to ensure child
safeguarding and protection in all our work. FACT commits itself to protecting
children whom its staff, volunteers as well as outsiders may get into contact with.
The organization is mandated to serve the best interest of all children through
protection from abuse, harm and exclusion, child participation and development in
all its programs.
NB: Only short-listed candidates will be notified