Pine Tree Planting Project Coordinator (11)

Ripple Africa invites applications from candidates who meet the qualifications stated below to fill the following vacant positions:

POSITIONS: ELEVEN (11) PINE TREE PLANTING PROJECT COORDINATOR

DUTIES:

A summary of the main duties is listed below but further tasks will be included as required by the organisation and management team:

• Responsible for managing the Tree Planting project in their area
• Planning – responsible for making sure that existing plans are being implemented correctly and that the project is working well
• Problem solving – responsible for solving project issues in their area. This must be done quickly and efficiently. If problems persist contact the Area Tree Planting Manager.
• Meeting deadlines – making sure that project deadlines are met and make sure the project does not fall behind schedule
• Field trips – ongoing random checking of project progress
• Communication with Tree Planting Area Project Manager – must be in constant contact with this person, speaking to them at least three times a week
• Monthly work plan – this must be submitted to the Area Tree Planting Project Manager on the 1st of each month
• Project paperwork – making sure that all project paperwork and forms are submitted to the area Manager in time and before the set deadlines
• Monthly environmental progress report and data- must be submitted every month to the Area Tree Planting
  Project Manager by the 28th of each month

QUALIFICATIONS

• Diploma in Community Development
• Those with Advanced Diploma will have an added advantage

APPLICATION TO INCLUDE:

• Cover letter
• Detailed CV and certified copies of necessary and relevant qualifications
• National ID

Submit your application to: ngwiraforce@rippleafrica.org

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 5th December 2025

ABOUT RIPPLE AFRICA:

Ripple Africa is an international NGO established in the UK in 2003 and introduced to Malawi the same year, empowering local communities to achieve a sustainable future. We are working in the areas of Education, Health, Agriculture and Environment, running numerous projects across six districts.