Appui aux Paysans Vulnérables pour la Protection de l’Environnement (APPE /ESAFF) Rwanda is the forum for smallholder farmers in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESAFF). It was founded during the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) in South Africa in 2002. The aim was to create a platform to bring smallholder farmers together in a social movement and to influence favorable agricultural policies and practices at the global, continental, regional, and national levels. Among other things, campaigns are organized for measures to adapt to climate change and responsible climate financing. There are group discussions with farmers on how they can respond to the challenges of climate change. Here they receive important information on agroecology, water harvesting, drought-tolerant crops, dietary diversity and food supply in the household, home gardens, and safe food handling in volcanic areas.

Your task: Supporting initiatives that strengthen the voices and opportunities of young people and women in agriculture as a basis for agriculture and micro-enterprises focused on the agricultural value chain; assisting with data collection, research, and analysis to inform organizational system management; Supporting young people in organizing community-building activities, workshops, training sessions, and forums that bring together young farmers, stakeholders, and experts. Creating content, managing social media, and promoting the mission and impact of APPE.

Requirements: Good English skills, enjoyment of working with young people, ability to work independently, and organizational talent. Working with people who are not just sitting in an office. Interest in the environment and agriculture.