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Duration : 6
Start date : 01-Aug-2025
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The FSL Field Officer will Implement the daily field activities for the project under the supervision of the Head of Project (HoP) or Supervisor and deliver objectives and tasks on-time and to a high quality.
The FSL Field Officer will work with the team in a highly efficient manner, prioritizing needs and targets, and reporting in a clear and concise manner on the progress; The FSL Field Officer provide support to the project teams for the assessment of WASH/Shelter/FSL and Basic Assistance needs and related response activities. Will oversee and be responsible for the delivery of assistance at the collective shelter and community level, coordinating with other field teams as needed, and ensuring progress towards common goals.

Objective 1: Ensure Timely and Quality Implementation of FSL and Basic Assistance Activities (60%)

  • Participate in beneficiary selection under the guidance of the FSL Supervisor or Head of Project.
  • Support the design of livelihood activities and related trainings.
  • Conduct field visits to deliver food kits and NFIs, and assess IDPs for emergency cash assistance.
  • Implement livelihood activities (e.g., distributions, trainings, monitoring).
  • Conduct household visits, FGDs, and KIIs as needed.
  • Follow up daily on cash-for-work activities with supervisors and municipal focal points.
  • Provide timely verbal and written activity reports.
  • Coordinate with communities, municipalities, and field actors to ensure smooth implementation.
  • Collaborate with ACF teams to identify and support program participants.

Objective 2: Quality Monitoring, Needs Analysis, and Accountability (20%)

  • Ensure activities align with program objectives and report deviations.
  • Identify unmet needs and propose program adaptations.
  • Monitor intervention quality in collaboration with MEAL.
  • Document good practices and areas for improvement.
  • Track field activities and ensure compliance with standards.

Objective 3: Reporting and Archiving (10%)

  • Submit weekly and monthly reports.
  • Archive all project documentation and means of verification.
  • Document challenges, lessons learned, and best practices.
  • Ensure accurate reporting using digital platforms (e.g., Kobo, ActivityInfo, ERNA, ECOSIMA).

Objective 4: Coordination and Referral Monitoring (10%)

  • Maintain coordination with internal departments (WASH, Shelter, FSL, BA) and external actors.
  • Support referral systems and ensure proper follow-up.
  • Promote awareness of hotline and feedback mechanisms.
  • Coordinate with shelter focal points for site management activities.

Objective 5: Security

  • Comply with mission and base security protocols.
  • Report any security concerns or non-compliance to security managers.

Objective 6: Support to Humanitarian Activities

  • Support emergency interventions and other activities aligned with ACF’s humanitarian goals, as per capacity.


Objective 7: Gender & Safeguarding (Cross-Cutting)

  • Promote safe, inclusive environments and apply gender and safeguarding policies.
  • Ensure compliance with safeguarding protocols.
  • Advocate for gender equality in all program activities.



Key activities in your role will include
  • Capacity to prioritize tasks and objectives to meet competing deadlines and targets covering a broad cross-section of humanitarian assistance
  • Excellent interpersonal communication skills and excellent ability to utilize these for direct community empowerment with vulnerable and at-risk population groups
  • Capacity to manage stress, identify solutions and define responses to challenges, and to communicate effectively with supervisors and enumerators
  • Excellent in organization and planning



Do you meet the profile required criteria?
  • Bachelor’s degree in DRM, Environmental Science, Food Security, or related field, with 1–2 years of relevant experience, preferably in the humanitarian sector.
  • Strong knowledge of emergency programming, food security, and cash-based interventions.
  • Skilled in community engagement, managing multiple tasks, and working under pressure.
  • Excellent interpersonal, communication, and time management skills; team player with autonomy.
  • Fluent in Arabic and English; proficient in MS Office and smartphone tools.


Action against Hunger is committed to preventing any type of unwanted behaviour at work such as but not limited to sexual harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse, lack of integrity and/or financial misconduct; We expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment through endorsing our code of conduct and other related policies and only those who share our values and code of conduct will be recruited to work for us.

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