NLProgramme Coordinator
Animal Advocacy AfricaRemoteFarmed animal welfareCampaigns and advocacyOperationsManagement
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Why this is on the board
Animal Advocacy Africa trains people who advocate for farmed animals in African countries, in a region where livestock farming is growing fast and the rules often have yet to take shape. As coordinator you help decide who takes part in those programmes and you support participants afterwards as well. What your work achieves lies mostly in what they do in the coming years.
About the role
Support the delivery of cohort-based fellowships and careers programmes for advocates across priority countries in Africa. - Coordinate programme logistics including participant selection, venues, travel, scheduling, and in-person components. - Prepare and maintain programme materials, templates, and documentation for ongoing use. - Support participants and alumni throughout programmes and beyond; collect data for monitoring and evaluation. - Requires strong organisational and coordination sk…
Requirements
| Language | English is enough |
|---|---|
| Work authorisation | Unclear |
| Screening | Not mentioned |
| Where you work | Remote · Remote |
| Level | Entry level |
| Stipend | Not stated |
| Posted | 6 October 2026 |
| Closes | 22 November 2026 |
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