Avis de recrutement : WorldFish recrute un.e Consultant.e (chargé.e de projet) à Timor.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Liaise with pre-selected schools, relevant municipal/local authorities and HATUTAN staff to socialize the pilot project and seek input on best approach to supplying and processing fish to the PME.
• Assess the suitability of the pre-selected schools to participate in this pilot, finalize their selection and update the fish requirements data according to the number of students participating in the PME and suitable delivery days.
• Coordinate with PADTl2 staff for the purchase of cool boxes to be distributed among selected schools and engaged local service providers (LSP) and assess ice access points.
• Engage with PADTL2 staff, tilapia producers and LSP to develop a plan to supply the required amounts of tilapia to selected schools on a weekly basis.
• Communicate regularly with PADTL2 staff to ensure tilapia stocking cycles in each cluster are aligned with the requirements to supply schools, and/or identify alternatives if the available supply cannot meet the PME demands.
• Liaise with LSP to coordinate the harvesting, purchasing and delivery of fresh tilapia in a timely manner and according to the supply plan.
• Distribute and socialize the tilapia cookbook and other materials to selected schools.
• Engage with and visit the schools PME coordinator and kitchen staff on a regular basis to ensure the smooth receival of fresh fish and collect data.
• Liaise with relevant partners, including the Ministry of Health and KONSSANTIL representatives, to support monitoring activities.
• Support the development of the M&E plan in collaboration with the Nutrition Consultant.
• Implement the data collection plan on tilapia supply, delivery, and utilization, with a particular focus on the fish processing, preparation, and consumption in schools.
• Record feedback form the cookbook users and meal satisfaction among students.
• Document challenges and problem solve as required.
• Prepare a brief report describing the lessons learnt during the pilot implementation, identifying the opportunities and barriers at each stage of the supply chain, and providing recommendations to evaluate the continuation for a second trimester.