• Coordinate and supervise activities of Malaika Honey outreach centres across Uganda. • Track registered farmers, hive numbers, production levels and beekeeper participation reported from each centre. • Maintain up-to-date databases of beekeepers, groups, and business partners. • Organise and support in-house and external training workshops, farmer group meetings, and community outreach events. • Collect, verify, and compile reports from field staff for submission to management and donors. • Prepare monthly and quarterly performance summaries for outreach activities. • Support procurement and distribution of equipment, training materials and supplies to centres. • Ensure that outreach teams follow company policies and procedures. • Work with the admin team to prepare budgets and monitor expenses for outreach operations. • Communicate regularly with regional coordinators to address challenges and share updates. • Draft proposals, concept notes, and progress reports for partners and donors. • Liaise with external stakeholders (NGOs, government agencies, buyers) to build partnerships. • Support marketing and trade initiatives for honey and other bee products. • Contribute to business strategy discussions, giving feedback from the field to management.

• Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture, Agribusiness, Business administration; Rural Development or a related field. • Minimum of three years of experience in programme coordination, agribusiness, or development project management. • Strong administrative and organisational skills. • Proven ability to manage multiple priorities and work with a diverse team. • Excellent communication and report-writing skills. • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and basic data management. • Commitment to community development and social enterprise values. • Desirable Skills • Practical knowledge of beekeeping and honey value chains in Uganda. • Experience working with farmer groups, cooperatives, or rural livelihoods programmes. • Grant writing or donor reporting experience.

Interested Candidates Are Invited To Submit A cover letter (maximum one page) outlining your motivation and suitability for the role. A detailed CV (maximum three pages) with contact information for at least two professional referees. Applications should be sent by email to: info@malaikahoney.com with the subject line: Application – Apiculture Development Officer**.**