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Zambia Marketing & Extension Specialist (Renewable)
One Acre Fund
Posted 5 months agoKabwe, Zambia
Location
Kabwe, Zambia
Job Type
Full-time
Experience
Mid-Level
Category
Marketing
Job Description
Spend time in the field observing farmer interactions, identifying breakdowns in understanding, trust, or motivation, and working with field team to adjust delivery, sequencing, and emphasis.
Experience designing or executing multi-channel marketing campaigns. Could include field activations, SMS, radio, community engagement.
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Requirements
- Knowledge of community engagement, marketing, or social behavior change in rural settings.
- 3+ years of experience in sales, marketing, or adoption-focused roles within the development or social impact sector.
- Ability to design farmer-centered communication and outreach strategies
- Strong communication skills.
- Coaching and facilitation skills to build field officers and field directors marketing capacity. (Nice to have)
Responsibilities
- Design and lead farmer-centered adoption approaches that drive enrollment and trust.
- Develop practical farmer-facing messaging tools and ensure consistent, high-quality delivery.
- Continuously refine adoption approaches using farmer feedback, enrollment outcomes, and field observation.
- Design and lead farmer-centered adoption approaches that drive enrollment and trust.
- Translate program offerings into simple, compelling value propositions grounded in farmers’ realities, constraints, and priorities.
- Design and coordinate community engagement and mobilization approaches that improve turnout, understanding, and informed decision-making.
- Moderate data analysis (Google Sheets, dashboards) and ability to interpret adoption trends and translate insights into field actions.
