• ● Undertake economic analysis of agricultural interventions to demonstrate their profitability and
• contribution towards the overall conservation objectives and agenda of WWF.
• ● Provide technical knowledge and advice on agricultural practices and components that yield best
• results in line with the organization’s ambitions of a ‘low carbon development pathway.’
• ● Prepare activity concept notes and reports.
• ● Work with the project team to review reports and provide feedback.
• ● Participate in project field activities and collaboration with partners; generating learnings that can be
• incorporated into the project.
• ● Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture, Agricultural Land use & Management, Agriculture and Rural
• Innovation; Agricultural Economics, Forestry, Agroforestry, or any related field.
• ● 0- 2 years of experience post-graduation.
• ● Good computer skills and proficiency in Microsoft office applications.
• ● A willing and quick learner with a desire for knowledge and skill acquisition.
• ● Basic knowledge and skills in data analysis and report writing.
• ● Comfortable working and engaging with rural community members.
• ● Able to work within teams, with an innovative mindset to spur action
• ● Fluency in Runyakitara is an added advantage.
• ● Identifies and aligns with the core values of the WWF organisation: Courage, Integrity, Respect &
• Collaboration.

• The Forests and Biodiversity program strives to ensure that forest landscapes are restored and they
• provide the ecosystem goods and services to the communities and local population; while ensuring respect
• for human rights and conservation that will spur development in the country.
• ● You will work closely with the WWF Uganda staff, both in the operational and technical teams to
• deliver project objectives.
• ● In consultation with the Project team, you will liaise with the project partners and stakeholders on
• aspects of program implementation.