VCA4D urgently looking for a French and/or Portuguese speaking economist for a value chain analysis on Mango and Lime in Guinea Bissau.
The assignment (of around 45 days) will include 2 missions: one in June (possible 9 to 16 June) and one longer after the rainy season in October/November.
Please send applications as soon as possible to olimpia.orlandoni@agrinatura-eu.eu
Here below you have a description of the profile:
L’agro-économiste
Il/elle sera un expert senior avec de solides connaissances et une très bonne expérience en analyse économique des chaînes de valeur. Il/elle sera capable d’entreprendre une analyse fonctionnelle dans son intégralité avec l’aide de ses collègues. Il/elle élaborera les comptes financiers et économiques des acteurs de la CV et de la CV dans sa globalité tel que spécifié dans la boite à outils.
Une expérience spécifique dans l’analyse des chaînes de valeur agricoles dans les pays en développement sera un atout.
Une expérience sur les chaînes de valeur d’arboriculture fruitière est exigée.
La connaissance de la Guinée Bissau ainsi que la connaissance du portugais seront appréciées.
Une expérience dans le domaine de la gestion des ressources humaines ou de l’aide pratique à la décision politique est un plus.
L’économiste aura une large responsabilité dans l’analyse fonctionnelle menée collectivement.
Il/elle fournira un rapport sur l’analyse fonctionnelle et sur l’analyse économique qui sera inclus dans le rapport final.
Une formation ou au moins une démonstration du logiciel spécifique AFA sera faite à l’économiste avant la première mission.
Le rapport sera rédigé en français, avec une traduction en portugais du résumé et des conclusions/recommandations.
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