9 New Various Jobs at IESC Tanzania September 2024

The International Executive Service Corps (IESC) is a
Washington, DC-based economic development, not-for-profit organization
that provides technical assistance to public sector institutions and
private sector companies around the world. IESC has contributed
successfully to the growth and development of private enterprises in
more than 130 countries since its inception in 1964.

New Job Opportunities at The International Executive Service Corps (IESC) September 2024 – Various Posts
The International Executive Service Corps (IESC) Tanzania invites qualified and interested candidates to
apply for the following positions below…(OPEN JOB TITLE TO READ FULL DETAILS AND MODE OF APPLICATION)

9 New Jobs at IESC Tanzania September 2024 – Various Posts

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1. Local Facilitator for Seed Sector Analysis
2. Financial Literacy Training
3. Potato Value and Supply Chain Study
4. Seed Sector Analysis Consultant
5. Financial Management and Good Governance Training
6. Financial Sustainability Strategy for a Cashew Nuts Processor
7. Horticulture Crops Market Research
8. Resource Mobilization Strategy
9. Training on Financial and Loan Management for a SACCO

Description of the Program:
Improving Economies for Stronger
Communities (IESC) serves as the lead implementer for the
Farmer-to-Farmer Access to Finance Program (F2F A2F) to address deficits
in the financial ecosystem hindering investment and growth in
agriculture for individual farmers, as well as micro, small, and
medium-sized enterprises through the delivery of volunteer technical
assistance.

IESC has designed a thematic F2F program to generate
sustainable, broad-based economic growth and create jobs in the
agricultural sector with a special focus on assistance to women and
youth. Focusing on Kenya, Tanzania, and Liberia, the F2F A2F Program
will work with local partner organizations and volunteer hosts to field
pro bono experts from the U.S. agriculture, corporate, and banking
sectors to address systemic capacity constraints for farmers and lenders
in each targeted country and unlock finance for improved agricultural
production leading to utilization of agricultural technologies and
increased sales and incomes.