Project Maji is a Safe Water Enterprise (SWE) which seeks to make safe water accessible to hard-to-reach areas in sub-Saharan Africa and beyond. We develop and deploy fit-for-purpose solar-powered water solutions in the world’s most remote rural communities. Since 2015, Project Maji has empowered more than 300,000 people across Kenya, Ghana, and Uganda & served millions of liters of safe water via our 310+ solar-powered water access points. Project Maji’s operation in Ghana is mostly located in Ahafo, Central. Eastern and Volta regions and it's currently expanding its operations. Project Maji therefore seeks a WASH Engagement and Liaison Officer in its Ghana office who will support its community level activities and strengthen its local stakeholder engagement activities.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• First point of contact between communities and Project Maji during community identification as well as daily operations
• Assist with the identification process of new communities that require improved water infrastructure
• Community sensitization/WASH education
• Collaborating with field technicians when there is an installation or repair work to ensure continuous functioning
• Report progress and challenges to the Project Director
• Coordinating local stakeholders in the communities and supporting the Project Director in organizing workshops in districts.

EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS

• A minimum of bachelor's degree in public health, social science and development studies
• A minimum of two years in community work and knowledge in WASH
• Must be a Ghanaian and able to speak Akan language
• Demonstrate strong communication and coordination skills
• Demonstrate good knowledge in Microsoft Office
• Good English writing and speaking skills
• Willingness to work in hard-to-reach communities
• Ability to ride a motorbike.

APPLICATION FORMAT

• Please apply by sending a current detailed CV and cover letter to sunil@projectmaji.org and wieke@projectmaji.org not later than 31 st January, 2025.

Project Maji is an equal opportunity entity and does not discriminate based on gender, race or religion. For more information on Project Maji, kindly visit www.projectmaji.org.