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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department Responsibilities • To help the IGA Working Group to assess Income Generating Activities and draw up accurate budgets for the project implementation. • To help the trainers in development of training plans and materials on economical and financial issues for IGA beneficiaries. • To assess the capacity and competency of external trainers and make recommendations. • To conduct training on economical and financial issues, business plan writing and local tax code for the IGA beneficiaries. • To supervise, monitor and evaluate the training process on economics, finance, marketing, and business related issues to be conducted for IGA beneficiaries by external trainers. • To assist the Project Manager in any additional study or task. Experience and skills Trained in the field of economics or finance. At least two years’ experience in the field of economics and finance, experience in agribusiness is a plus. Experience in training and working with communities. Excellent communication skills. Good team player. Knowledge of Sissian district would be an advantage. I am aware of ACF charter and internal regulation and undersign that I understand and agree with the above job description. ACF Project Manager The Employee Name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name: ............................ Signature: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Signature: ........................ INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 113
➔ ACCOUNTANT SPECIALIST Position location: SISIAN (Syunik area), Armenia Purpose To technically assist the two Component Coordinators in all the projects related to generate incomes needing to keep accountancy, under the direct supervision of the Head of Base. Basic rules • Respect of the ACF internal regulation • Respect of working hours: Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00, with one hour of lunch break. Extension of working time is possible according to the project needs and will not be subject to any payment of overtime. Responsibilities • To plan and follow the activities of the different Income Generating Activities of the project with the coordinators and the other persons responsible for the income generating projects. • To implement technical training in appropriate specialities. • To provide assistance in appropriate specialties. • To participate actively in the monitoring of Income Generating projects in collaboration with the rest of the team. • To elaborate a planning for every month and to write a monthly report related to this planning. • To assist the Project Manager in any additional study or task. Experience and skills Experience in accountancy Excellent communication skills and good abilities to work with groups of villagers. Planning skills. 114 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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