Field Data Collectors will serve as the primary field-level interface between implementation activities and the MEL system, ensuring that accurate, timely, and field-verified information is systematically captured and made available through the MEL dashboard to support monitoring, learning, and reporting across watersheds.

• Job Location: Remote (Bauchi, Jigawa, Kano, Nigeria)
• Salary: EUR 200 per month (130,000 FCFA) + EUR 15 monthly communication allowance
• Employment Type: Part-time (10–12 working days per month)
• Other relevant details: Travel and related costs outside assigned duty areas covered by the program. Youth aged 18–35 are strongly encouraged to apply.

IFDC is a public international organization active in 20 countries in Africa, Asia, and America. IFDC bridges the gap between research and impact, combining science-based innovations, holistic market systems development, an enabling policy environment, and strategic partnerships to assist farmers and countries in identifying and scaling sustainable agricultural solutions.

• Record and regularly update key farmer information within the farmer registry module of the MEL dashboard
• Track profiled farmers over time by updating participation status, follow-up information, and changes in engagement
• Document farmer participation in interventions and activities
• Conduct follow-up surveys and routine field checks to capture early application of practices learned
• Regularly verify the presence and condition of practices introduced (composting, Bokashi preparation, soil and water conservation structures, etc.)
• Ensure timely submission and synchronization of field data through digital data collection tools
• Support data quality assurance processes

• Minimum of a high school diploma (Baccalaureat); a degree or advanced training in agriculture, agronomy, environmental science, rural development, social sciences, or a related field is an advantage
• Previous experience in field data collection, agricultural extension, or community-based monitoring is an asset
• Strong digital literacy, including ability to use tablets and mobile data collection applications
• Basic understanding of farming systems and rural dynamics
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Youth aged 18–35 are strongly encouraged to apply

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