Job Description
,
, - . No , , etc? The rules say use
for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). It doesn't forbid other tags like or , but they are not listed as allowed. It says "Use for section headers". It also says "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". It doesn't forbid or , but they are not listed as allowed tags. Probably we should avoid them because they are not in allowed set. The instruction: "Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". It doesn't say we cannot use other tags for content, but we should preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the text exactly as is, including any formatting like , , etc. However we cannot use or because they are not allowed? The rule says "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". It doesn't forbid or . They are not CSS classes or inline styles; they are markup. The instruction only restricts those specific tags. So we can keep and as they appear in original text. But we need to wrap section headers in . The original headings are like "Purpose of the role:" etc. We need to output them as Purpose of the role
maybe preserving colon? The original includes colon after the heading. Should we keep colon? Probably yes, preserve word-for-word. So we need to replace the heading tags with but keep the text inside unchanged. Also there are
tags already present. We need to output only HTML, no extra commentary.
We must preserve all original content word-for-word, but we can restructure into paragraphs and lists as per rules. The original already has
tags and
- . We need to output clean HTML using only
,
, - . We must not add or remove content. So we need to output the same content but wrapped appropriately.
We need to identify sections: there are headings like "Purpose of the role:", "Key Result Areas: ", "Qualifications and Experience", "Education", "Additional Qualifications", "Experience", "Required Skills and Competencies", "Technical Competencies", "Core Competencies", "Communication and Interpersonal Skills", "Computer Skills", "Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)", "Equal Opportunity Statement", "Advert start date: 15th July, 2026", "Advert end date: 20th July, 2026", "Applicant Types Accepted:".
We need to convert each heading to
. The heading text includes the tags and colon maybe. Should we keep the inside? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the tags as they appear? But we also need to use for section headers. Could we wrap the whole heading including inside ? That would add tags around the existing .... That would not remove any content, just add wrapper. That seems permissible. So we can output Purpose of the role:
. That preserves the tags and colon.
Similarly for other headings.
We need to output the whole cleaned HTML. Let's reconstruct.
Original text includes some empty
and etc. We need to preserve them? They are empty paragraphs; we can output empty maybe but it's okay. The instruction: preserve ALL original content word-for-word. So we must keep those empty paragraphs as they appear. But we cannot use or
. So we can keep .
We need to output the HTML exactly as cleaned, but we must not add any extra tags beyond allowed. However we will be adding wrappers around headings, which is allowed. Also we may need to keep and inside.
Let's parse the original content sequentially:
1.
With 75 years of experience, our focus is on helping the most vulnerable children overcome poverty and experience fullness of life. We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.
We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.
Come join our 31,000+ staff working in nearly 100 countries and share the joy of transforming vulnerable children’s life stories!
But note there is a duplicate sentence? Actually the text repeats "We help children of all backgrounds..." after
. The original includes that duplication. We must preserve exactly.
2.
3. Employee Contract Type:
4.
5. Job Description:
6. World Vision Uganda is seeking to partner with Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF) to implement a Project in the refugee settlements in northern Uganda (Adjumani or Lamwo).
7.
The Project seeks to transform agricultural production systems among refugee and host communities through climate-smart agriculture while strengthening resilience, livelihoods and food security.
8.
As part of the proposal preparation process, World Vision Uganda is identifying suitably qualified candidates whose CVs may be included as annexes to the proposal. Appointment to this position will be subject to World Vision Uganda being awarded the contract and the successful completion of the recruitment process.
9.
10. Purpose of the role:
11. The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and oversight for the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of nutrition interventions under the Project. The position will ensure effective integration of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific approaches within climate-smart agriculture, food security, and livelihood interventions to improve household nutrition outcomes, dietary diversity, and resilience among refugee and host communities.
12.
The Nutrition Officer will promote community-based nutrition programming, behavior change communication, gender-responsive approaches, and nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices that contribute to improved food and nutrition security.
13.
14. Key Result Areas:
15. Nutrition Program Implementation
16. - Lead the implementation of nutrition activities in line with project objectives and national nutrition guidelines.
- Integrate nutrition-sensitive approaches into agricultural production, food security, and livelihood interventions.
- Promote diversified food production and consumption through kitchen gardens, climate-smart agriculture, and nutrition-sensitive farming practices.
- Support communities to improve dietary diversity, food utilization, and nutrition outcomes.
- Promote nutrition interventions targeting vulnerable groups, including women, children, adolescents, pregnant and lactating mothers, and persons with disabilities.
17. Community Mobilization and Nutrition Education
18. - Conduct community-based nutrition education and awareness campaigns.
- Develop and implement behavior change communication (BCC) strategies to improve household nutrition practices.
- Train community nutrition volunteers, lead farmers, community health workers, and local leaders.
- Facilitate cooking demonstrations, nutrition fairs, and practical learning sessions.
- Promote appropriate infant and young child feeding practices and household nutrition management.
19. Integration of Nutrition into Agriculture and Food Security Programs
20. - Ensure effective integration of nutrition objectives into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Support establishment of nutrition-sensitive demonstration plots, kitchen gardens, and household food production initiatives.
- Promote production and consumption of nutrient-rich crops and diversified food systems.
- Collaborate with agriculture, livestock, agribusiness, and environmental teams to strengthen nutrition outcomes across project components.
21. Gender, Social Inclusion and Community Engagement
22. - Promote gender-sensitive approaches in nutrition programming.
- Ensure active participation of women, men, youth, refugees, and vulnerable groups in project activities.
- Address barriers affecting access to nutritious food and nutrition services.
- Strengthen community ownership and participation in nutrition interventions.
- Promote social cohesion and inclusive programming among refugee and host communities.
23. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
24. - Support development and implementation of nutrition monitoring frameworks and indicators.
- Collect, analyze, and report nutrition-related data and project achievements.
- Conduct routine monitoring and supportive supervision of field activities.
- Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual technical reports.
- Document best practices, lessons learned, success stories, and project innovations.
- Support nutrition assessments, surveys, evaluations, and learning activities.
25. Stakeholder Coordination and Partnerships
26. - Collaborate with district authorities, health facilities, government agencies, NGOs, UN agencies, and community structures.
- Participate in nutrition, food security, and livelihood coordination meetings.
- Build partnerships that strengthen nutrition programming and sustainability.
- Represent the project in relevant nutrition and food security forums.
27. Compliance and Safeguarding
28. - Ensure compliance with donor requirements, organizational policies, and national nutrition guidelines.
- Promote safeguarding, accountability, gender equality, and inclusion in all project activities.
- Ensure nutrition interventions adhere to humanitarian principles and ethical standards.
29.
30. Qualifications and Experience
31. Education
32. Applicants must possess:
33. - A Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics or Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Sciences from a recognized institution.
34.
35. Additional Qualifications
36. The following will be an added advantage:
37. - Training in Community Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods, Behavior Change Communication, Project Management, or Maternal and Child Nutrition.
- Professional registration with a recognized nutrition or health professional body.
38.
39. Experience
40. The ideal candidate should have:
- At least five (5) years of proven experience in implementing gender-sensitive community-based nutrition programs.
- Demonstrated experience in community mobilization and nutrition behavior change interventions.
- Proven experience integrating nutrition into agriculture, food security, and livelihood programs.
- Experience working in refugee settlements and host community settings.
- Experience in food security, resilience-building, and humanitarian or development programming.
- Experience working with government agencies, NGOs, donor-funded projects, and community-based organizations.
41.
42. Required Skills and Competencies
43. Technical Competencies
44. - Strong knowledge of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific programming.
- Knowledge of maternal, infant, young child, and adolescent nutrition.
- Experience integrating nutrition into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Knowledge of community-based nutrition approaches and behavior change methodologies.
- Understanding of gender-responsive nutrition programming.
- Familiarity with nutrition assessment, monitoring, and evaluation systems.
45. Core Competencies
46. - Strong planning, coordination, and organizational skills.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong community mobilization and facilitation skills.
- High level of integrity, accountability, and professionalism.
47. Communication and Interpersonal Skills
48. - Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Strong report-writing and documentation skills.
- Ability to facilitate trainings, workshops, and community dialogues.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and partnership-building skills.
49. Computer Skills
50. - Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook).
- Familiarity with digital data collection and reporting tools will be an added advantage.
51.
52. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
53. The Nutrition Officer shall be assessed based on:
54. - Successful implementation of community-based nutrition interventions.
- Improvement in dietary diversity and nutrition practices among target households.
- Number of beneficiaries reached through nutrition education and behavior change initiatives.
- Effective integration of nutrition into agricultural and food security activities.
- Increased adoption of nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices.
- Quality and timeliness of technical reports and project documentation.
- Effective engagement of refugee and host communities in nutrition interventions.
55.
56. Equal Opportunity Statement
57. World Vision Uganda is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion, gender equality, and safeguarding. Qualified women, youth, refugees, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
58.
59. Advert start date: 15th July, 2026.
60. Advert end date: 20th July, 2026.
61.
62.
63. Applicant Types Accepted:
64. Local Applicants Only
We need to output HTML with for paragraphs,
for headings, - for list items. We must preserve all content word-for-word, including the colon after headings, the tags, etc.
We need to convert each heading line (like "Purpose of the role:") into
Purpose of the role:
. That preserves the colon.
Similarly for "Key Result Areas: " we need Key Result Areas:
. Note there is a trailing space before colon? Actually original: "Key Result Areas: " includes a space before colon? Let's check: In the text: "Key Result Areas: " there is a space before colon? Actually it's "Key Result Areas: " with a space after colon? The text shows "Key Result Areas: " with a space before closing . So the heading includes a trailing space before . We'll preserve exactly.
Similarly for other headings.
We also have headings like "Education" etc. We'll wrap them.
We need to output the entire cleaned HTML.
We must not add any extra commentary.
Let's construct the output step by step.
We'll start with the first paragraph(s). The first contains text with
tags. We need to preserve them? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the
tags as they appear. However we cannot use
tags (they are forbidden). The rule says "No ...
tags". So we cannot output
. But we must preserve them? This is contradictory. The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, but also forbids
tags. Probably we need to keep the text but we can replace
with nothing? But that would remove content. However the rule about preserving content word-for-word likely applies to textual content, not markup? But it says "Preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". That includes markup
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for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). It doesn't forbid other tags like or , but they are not listed as allowed. It says "Use for section headers". It also says "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". It doesn't forbid or , but they are not listed as allowed tags. Probably we should avoid them because they are not in allowed set. The instruction: "Use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". It doesn't say we cannot use other tags for content, but we should preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the text exactly as is, including any formatting like , , etc. However we cannot use or because they are not allowed? The rule says "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". It doesn't forbid or . They are not CSS classes or inline styles; they are markup. The instruction only restricts those specific tags. So we can keep and as they appear in original text. But we need to wrap section headers in . The original headings are like "Purpose of the role:" etc. We need to output them as Purpose of the role
maybe preserving colon? The original includes colon after the heading. Should we keep colon? Probably yes, preserve word-for-word. So we need to replace the heading tags with but keep the text inside unchanged. Also there are
tags already present. We need to output only HTML, no extra commentary.
We must preserve all original content word-for-word, but we can restructure into paragraphs and lists as per rules. The original already has
tags and
- . We need to output clean HTML using only
,
, - . We must not add or remove content. So we need to output the same content but wrapped appropriately.
We need to identify sections: there are headings like "Purpose of the role:", "Key Result Areas: ", "Qualifications and Experience", "Education", "Additional Qualifications", "Experience", "Required Skills and Competencies", "Technical Competencies", "Core Competencies", "Communication and Interpersonal Skills", "Computer Skills", "Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)", "Equal Opportunity Statement", "Advert start date: 15th July, 2026", "Advert end date: 20th July, 2026", "Applicant Types Accepted:".
We need to convert each heading to
. The heading text includes the tags and colon maybe. Should we keep the inside? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the tags as they appear? But we also need to use for section headers. Could we wrap the whole heading including inside ? That would add tags around the existing .... That would not remove any content, just add wrapper. That seems permissible. So we can output Purpose of the role:
. That preserves the tags and colon.
Similarly for other headings.
We need to output the whole cleaned HTML. Let's reconstruct.
Original text includes some empty
and etc. We need to preserve them? They are empty paragraphs; we can output empty maybe but it's okay. The instruction: preserve ALL original content word-for-word. So we must keep those empty paragraphs as they appear. But we cannot use or
. So we can keep .
We need to output the HTML exactly as cleaned, but we must not add any extra tags beyond allowed. However we will be adding wrappers around headings, which is allowed. Also we may need to keep and inside.
Let's parse the original content sequentially:
1.
With 75 years of experience, our focus is on helping the most vulnerable children overcome poverty and experience fullness of life. We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.
We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.
Come join our 31,000+ staff working in nearly 100 countries and share the joy of transforming vulnerable children’s life stories!
But note there is a duplicate sentence? Actually the text repeats "We help children of all backgrounds..." after
. The original includes that duplication. We must preserve exactly.
2.
3. Employee Contract Type:
4.
5. Job Description:
6. World Vision Uganda is seeking to partner with Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF) to implement a Project in the refugee settlements in northern Uganda (Adjumani or Lamwo).
7.
The Project seeks to transform agricultural production systems among refugee and host communities through climate-smart agriculture while strengthening resilience, livelihoods and food security.
8.
As part of the proposal preparation process, World Vision Uganda is identifying suitably qualified candidates whose CVs may be included as annexes to the proposal. Appointment to this position will be subject to World Vision Uganda being awarded the contract and the successful completion of the recruitment process.
9.
10. Purpose of the role:
11. The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and oversight for the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of nutrition interventions under the Project. The position will ensure effective integration of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific approaches within climate-smart agriculture, food security, and livelihood interventions to improve household nutrition outcomes, dietary diversity, and resilience among refugee and host communities.
12.
The Nutrition Officer will promote community-based nutrition programming, behavior change communication, gender-responsive approaches, and nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices that contribute to improved food and nutrition security.
13.
14. Key Result Areas:
15. Nutrition Program Implementation
16. - Lead the implementation of nutrition activities in line with project objectives and national nutrition guidelines.
- Integrate nutrition-sensitive approaches into agricultural production, food security, and livelihood interventions.
- Promote diversified food production and consumption through kitchen gardens, climate-smart agriculture, and nutrition-sensitive farming practices.
- Support communities to improve dietary diversity, food utilization, and nutrition outcomes.
- Promote nutrition interventions targeting vulnerable groups, including women, children, adolescents, pregnant and lactating mothers, and persons with disabilities.
17. Community Mobilization and Nutrition Education
18. - Conduct community-based nutrition education and awareness campaigns.
- Develop and implement behavior change communication (BCC) strategies to improve household nutrition practices.
- Train community nutrition volunteers, lead farmers, community health workers, and local leaders.
- Facilitate cooking demonstrations, nutrition fairs, and practical learning sessions.
- Promote appropriate infant and young child feeding practices and household nutrition management.
19. Integration of Nutrition into Agriculture and Food Security Programs
20. - Ensure effective integration of nutrition objectives into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Support establishment of nutrition-sensitive demonstration plots, kitchen gardens, and household food production initiatives.
- Promote production and consumption of nutrient-rich crops and diversified food systems.
- Collaborate with agriculture, livestock, agribusiness, and environmental teams to strengthen nutrition outcomes across project components.
21. Gender, Social Inclusion and Community Engagement
22. - Promote gender-sensitive approaches in nutrition programming.
- Ensure active participation of women, men, youth, refugees, and vulnerable groups in project activities.
- Address barriers affecting access to nutritious food and nutrition services.
- Strengthen community ownership and participation in nutrition interventions.
- Promote social cohesion and inclusive programming among refugee and host communities.
23. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
24. - Support development and implementation of nutrition monitoring frameworks and indicators.
- Collect, analyze, and report nutrition-related data and project achievements.
- Conduct routine monitoring and supportive supervision of field activities.
- Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual technical reports.
- Document best practices, lessons learned, success stories, and project innovations.
- Support nutrition assessments, surveys, evaluations, and learning activities.
25. Stakeholder Coordination and Partnerships
26. - Collaborate with district authorities, health facilities, government agencies, NGOs, UN agencies, and community structures.
- Participate in nutrition, food security, and livelihood coordination meetings.
- Build partnerships that strengthen nutrition programming and sustainability.
- Represent the project in relevant nutrition and food security forums.
27. Compliance and Safeguarding
28. - Ensure compliance with donor requirements, organizational policies, and national nutrition guidelines.
- Promote safeguarding, accountability, gender equality, and inclusion in all project activities.
- Ensure nutrition interventions adhere to humanitarian principles and ethical standards.
29.
30. Qualifications and Experience
31. Education
32. Applicants must possess:
33. - A Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics or Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Sciences from a recognized institution.
34.
35. Additional Qualifications
36. The following will be an added advantage:
37. - Training in Community Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods, Behavior Change Communication, Project Management, or Maternal and Child Nutrition.
- Professional registration with a recognized nutrition or health professional body.
38.
39. Experience
40. The ideal candidate should have:
- At least five (5) years of proven experience in implementing gender-sensitive community-based nutrition programs.
- Demonstrated experience in community mobilization and nutrition behavior change interventions.
- Proven experience integrating nutrition into agriculture, food security, and livelihood programs.
- Experience working in refugee settlements and host community settings.
- Experience in food security, resilience-building, and humanitarian or development programming.
- Experience working with government agencies, NGOs, donor-funded projects, and community-based organizations.
41.
42. Required Skills and Competencies
43. Technical Competencies
44. - Strong knowledge of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific programming.
- Knowledge of maternal, infant, young child, and adolescent nutrition.
- Experience integrating nutrition into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Knowledge of community-based nutrition approaches and behavior change methodologies.
- Understanding of gender-responsive nutrition programming.
- Familiarity with nutrition assessment, monitoring, and evaluation systems.
45. Core Competencies
46. - Strong planning, coordination, and organizational skills.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong community mobilization and facilitation skills.
- High level of integrity, accountability, and professionalism.
47. Communication and Interpersonal Skills
48. - Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Strong report-writing and documentation skills.
- Ability to facilitate trainings, workshops, and community dialogues.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and partnership-building skills.
49. Computer Skills
50. - Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook).
- Familiarity with digital data collection and reporting tools will be an added advantage.
51.
52. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
53. The Nutrition Officer shall be assessed based on:
54. - Successful implementation of community-based nutrition interventions.
- Improvement in dietary diversity and nutrition practices among target households.
- Number of beneficiaries reached through nutrition education and behavior change initiatives.
- Effective integration of nutrition into agricultural and food security activities.
- Increased adoption of nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices.
- Quality and timeliness of technical reports and project documentation.
- Effective engagement of refugee and host communities in nutrition interventions.
55.
56. Equal Opportunity Statement
57. World Vision Uganda is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion, gender equality, and safeguarding. Qualified women, youth, refugees, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
58.
59. Advert start date: 15th July, 2026.
60. Advert end date: 20th July, 2026.
61.
62.
63. Applicant Types Accepted:
64. Local Applicants Only
We need to output HTML with for paragraphs,
for headings, - for list items. We must preserve all content word-for-word, including the colon after headings, the tags, etc.
We need to convert each heading line (like "Purpose of the role:") into
Purpose of the role:
. That preserves the colon.
Similarly for "Key Result Areas: " we need Key Result Areas:
. Note there is a trailing space before colon? Actually original: "Key Result Areas: " includes a space before colon? Let's check: In the text: "Key Result Areas: " there is a space before colon? Actually it's "Key Result Areas: " with a space after colon? The text shows "Key Result Areas: " with a space before closing . So the heading includes a trailing space before . We'll preserve exactly.
Similarly for other headings.
We also have headings like "Education" etc. We'll wrap them.
We need to output the entire cleaned HTML.
We must not add any extra commentary.
Let's construct the output step by step.
We'll start with the first paragraph(s). The first contains text with
tags. We need to preserve them? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the
tags as they appear. However we cannot use
tags (they are forbidden). The rule says "No ...
tags". So we cannot output
. But we must preserve them? This is contradictory. The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, but also forbids
tags. Probably we need to keep the text but we can replace
with nothing? But that would remove content. However the rule about preserving content word-for-word likely applies to textual content, not markup? But it says "Preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". That includes markup
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tags". It doesn't forbid or , but they are not listed as allowed tags. Probably we should avoid them because they are not in allowed set. The instruction: "Use
for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role)". It doesn't say we cannot use other tags for content, but we should preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the text exactly as is, including any formatting like , , etc. However we cannot use or because they are not allowed? The rule says "No CSS classes, no inline styles, no s, no
tags". It doesn't forbid or . They are not CSS classes or inline styles; they are markup. The instruction only restricts those specific tags. So we can keep and as they appear in original text. But we need to wrap section headers in . The original headings are like "Purpose of the role:" etc. We need to output them as Purpose of the role
maybe preserving colon? The original includes colon after the heading. Should we keep colon? Probably yes, preserve word-for-word. So we need to replace the heading tags with but keep the text inside unchanged. Also there are
tags already present. We need to output only HTML, no extra commentary.
We must preserve all original content word-for-word, but we can restructure into paragraphs and lists as per rules. The original already has
tags and
- . We need to output clean HTML using only
,
, - . We must not add or remove content. So we need to output the same content but wrapped appropriately.
We need to identify sections: there are headings like "Purpose of the role:", "Key Result Areas: ", "Qualifications and Experience", "Education", "Additional Qualifications", "Experience", "Required Skills and Competencies", "Technical Competencies", "Core Competencies", "Communication and Interpersonal Skills", "Computer Skills", "Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)", "Equal Opportunity Statement", "Advert start date: 15th July, 2026", "Advert end date: 20th July, 2026", "Applicant Types Accepted:".
We need to convert each heading to
. The heading text includes the tags and colon maybe. Should we keep the inside? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the tags as they appear? But we also need to use for section headers. Could we wrap the whole heading including inside ? That would add tags around the existing .... That would not remove any content, just add wrapper. That seems permissible. So we can output Purpose of the role:
. That preserves the tags and colon.
Similarly for other headings.
We need to output the whole cleaned HTML. Let's reconstruct.
Original text includes some empty
and etc. We need to preserve them? They are empty paragraphs; we can output empty maybe but it's okay. The instruction: preserve ALL original content word-for-word. So we must keep those empty paragraphs as they appear. But we cannot use or
. So we can keep .
We need to output the HTML exactly as cleaned, but we must not add any extra tags beyond allowed. However we will be adding wrappers around headings, which is allowed. Also we may need to keep and inside.
Let's parse the original content sequentially:
1.
With 75 years of experience, our focus is on helping the most vulnerable children overcome poverty and experience fullness of life. We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.
We help children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places, inspired by our Christian faith.
Come join our 31,000+ staff working in nearly 100 countries and share the joy of transforming vulnerable children’s life stories!
But note there is a duplicate sentence? Actually the text repeats "We help children of all backgrounds..." after
. The original includes that duplication. We must preserve exactly.
2.
3. Employee Contract Type:
4.
5. Job Description:
6. World Vision Uganda is seeking to partner with Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF) to implement a Project in the refugee settlements in northern Uganda (Adjumani or Lamwo).
7.
The Project seeks to transform agricultural production systems among refugee and host communities through climate-smart agriculture while strengthening resilience, livelihoods and food security.
8.
As part of the proposal preparation process, World Vision Uganda is identifying suitably qualified candidates whose CVs may be included as annexes to the proposal. Appointment to this position will be subject to World Vision Uganda being awarded the contract and the successful completion of the recruitment process.
9.
10. Purpose of the role:
11. The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and oversight for the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of nutrition interventions under the Project. The position will ensure effective integration of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific approaches within climate-smart agriculture, food security, and livelihood interventions to improve household nutrition outcomes, dietary diversity, and resilience among refugee and host communities.
12.
The Nutrition Officer will promote community-based nutrition programming, behavior change communication, gender-responsive approaches, and nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices that contribute to improved food and nutrition security.
13.
14. Key Result Areas:
15. Nutrition Program Implementation
16. - Lead the implementation of nutrition activities in line with project objectives and national nutrition guidelines.
- Integrate nutrition-sensitive approaches into agricultural production, food security, and livelihood interventions.
- Promote diversified food production and consumption through kitchen gardens, climate-smart agriculture, and nutrition-sensitive farming practices.
- Support communities to improve dietary diversity, food utilization, and nutrition outcomes.
- Promote nutrition interventions targeting vulnerable groups, including women, children, adolescents, pregnant and lactating mothers, and persons with disabilities.
17. Community Mobilization and Nutrition Education
18. - Conduct community-based nutrition education and awareness campaigns.
- Develop and implement behavior change communication (BCC) strategies to improve household nutrition practices.
- Train community nutrition volunteers, lead farmers, community health workers, and local leaders.
- Facilitate cooking demonstrations, nutrition fairs, and practical learning sessions.
- Promote appropriate infant and young child feeding practices and household nutrition management.
19. Integration of Nutrition into Agriculture and Food Security Programs
20. - Ensure effective integration of nutrition objectives into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Support establishment of nutrition-sensitive demonstration plots, kitchen gardens, and household food production initiatives.
- Promote production and consumption of nutrient-rich crops and diversified food systems.
- Collaborate with agriculture, livestock, agribusiness, and environmental teams to strengthen nutrition outcomes across project components.
21. Gender, Social Inclusion and Community Engagement
22. - Promote gender-sensitive approaches in nutrition programming.
- Ensure active participation of women, men, youth, refugees, and vulnerable groups in project activities.
- Address barriers affecting access to nutritious food and nutrition services.
- Strengthen community ownership and participation in nutrition interventions.
- Promote social cohesion and inclusive programming among refugee and host communities.
23. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
24. - Support development and implementation of nutrition monitoring frameworks and indicators.
- Collect, analyze, and report nutrition-related data and project achievements.
- Conduct routine monitoring and supportive supervision of field activities.
- Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual technical reports.
- Document best practices, lessons learned, success stories, and project innovations.
- Support nutrition assessments, surveys, evaluations, and learning activities.
25. Stakeholder Coordination and Partnerships
26. - Collaborate with district authorities, health facilities, government agencies, NGOs, UN agencies, and community structures.
- Participate in nutrition, food security, and livelihood coordination meetings.
- Build partnerships that strengthen nutrition programming and sustainability.
- Represent the project in relevant nutrition and food security forums.
27. Compliance and Safeguarding
28. - Ensure compliance with donor requirements, organizational policies, and national nutrition guidelines.
- Promote safeguarding, accountability, gender equality, and inclusion in all project activities.
- Ensure nutrition interventions adhere to humanitarian principles and ethical standards.
29.
30. Qualifications and Experience
31. Education
32. Applicants must possess:
33. - A Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics or Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Sciences from a recognized institution.
34.
35. Additional Qualifications
36. The following will be an added advantage:
37. - Training in Community Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods, Behavior Change Communication, Project Management, or Maternal and Child Nutrition.
- Professional registration with a recognized nutrition or health professional body.
38.
39. Experience
40. The ideal candidate should have:
- At least five (5) years of proven experience in implementing gender-sensitive community-based nutrition programs.
- Demonstrated experience in community mobilization and nutrition behavior change interventions.
- Proven experience integrating nutrition into agriculture, food security, and livelihood programs.
- Experience working in refugee settlements and host community settings.
- Experience in food security, resilience-building, and humanitarian or development programming.
- Experience working with government agencies, NGOs, donor-funded projects, and community-based organizations.
41.
42. Required Skills and Competencies
43. Technical Competencies
44. - Strong knowledge of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific programming.
- Knowledge of maternal, infant, young child, and adolescent nutrition.
- Experience integrating nutrition into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Knowledge of community-based nutrition approaches and behavior change methodologies.
- Understanding of gender-responsive nutrition programming.
- Familiarity with nutrition assessment, monitoring, and evaluation systems.
45. Core Competencies
46. - Strong planning, coordination, and organizational skills.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong community mobilization and facilitation skills.
- High level of integrity, accountability, and professionalism.
47. Communication and Interpersonal Skills
48. - Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Strong report-writing and documentation skills.
- Ability to facilitate trainings, workshops, and community dialogues.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and partnership-building skills.
49. Computer Skills
50. - Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook).
- Familiarity with digital data collection and reporting tools will be an added advantage.
51.
52. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
53. The Nutrition Officer shall be assessed based on:
54. - Successful implementation of community-based nutrition interventions.
- Improvement in dietary diversity and nutrition practices among target households.
- Number of beneficiaries reached through nutrition education and behavior change initiatives.
- Effective integration of nutrition into agricultural and food security activities.
- Increased adoption of nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices.
- Quality and timeliness of technical reports and project documentation.
- Effective engagement of refugee and host communities in nutrition interventions.
55.
56. Equal Opportunity Statement
57. World Vision Uganda is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion, gender equality, and safeguarding. Qualified women, youth, refugees, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
58.
59. Advert start date: 15th July, 2026.
60. Advert end date: 20th July, 2026.
61.
62.
63. Applicant Types Accepted:
64. Local Applicants Only
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4. 5.Job Description:
6.World Vision Uganda is seeking to partner with Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF) to implement a Project in the refugee settlements in northern Uganda (Adjumani or Lamwo).
7.
8.
The Project seeks to transform agricultural production systems among refugee and host communities through climate-smart agriculture while strengthening resilience, livelihoods and food security.
9. 10.
As part of the proposal preparation process, World Vision Uganda is identifying suitably qualified candidates whose CVs may be included as annexes to the proposal. Appointment to this position will be subject to World Vision Uganda being awarded the contract and the successful completion of the recruitment process.Purpose of the role:
11.The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and oversight for the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of nutrition interventions under the Project. The position will ensure effective integration of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific approaches within climate-smart agriculture, food security, and livelihood interventions to improve household nutrition outcomes, dietary diversity, and resilience among refugee and host communities.
12.
13. 14.
The Nutrition Officer will promote community-based nutrition programming, behavior change communication, gender-responsive approaches, and nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices that contribute to improved food and nutrition security.Key Result Areas:
15.Nutrition Program Implementation
16.- Lead the implementation of nutrition activities in line with project objectives and national nutrition guidelines.
- Integrate nutrition-sensitive approaches into agricultural production, food security, and livelihood interventions.
- Promote diversified food production and consumption through kitchen gardens, climate-smart agriculture, and nutrition-sensitive farming practices.
- Support communities to improve dietary diversity, food utilization, and nutrition outcomes.
- Promote nutrition interventions targeting vulnerable groups, including women, children, adolescents, pregnant and lactating mothers, and persons with disabilities.
Community Mobilization and Nutrition Education
18.- Conduct community-based nutrition education and awareness campaigns.
- Develop and implement behavior change communication (BCC) strategies to improve household nutrition practices.
- Train community nutrition volunteers, lead farmers, community health workers, and local leaders.
- Facilitate cooking demonstrations, nutrition fairs, and practical learning sessions.
- Promote appropriate infant and young child feeding practices and household nutrition management.
Integration of Nutrition into Agriculture and Food Security Programs
20.- Ensure effective integration of nutrition objectives into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Support establishment of nutrition-sensitive demonstration plots, kitchen gardens, and household food production initiatives.
- Promote production and consumption of nutrient-rich crops and diversified food systems.
- Collaborate with agriculture, livestock, agribusiness, and environmental teams to strengthen nutrition outcomes across project components.
Gender, Social Inclusion and Community Engagement
22.- Promote gender-sensitive approaches in nutrition programming.
- Ensure active participation of women, men, youth, refugees, and vulnerable groups in project activities.
- Address barriers affecting access to nutritious food and nutrition services.
- Strengthen community ownership and participation in nutrition interventions.
- Promote social cohesion and inclusive programming among refugee and host communities.
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
24.- Support development and implementation of nutrition monitoring frameworks and indicators.
- Collect, analyze, and report nutrition-related data and project achievements.
- Conduct routine monitoring and supportive supervision of field activities.
- Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual technical reports.
- Document best practices, lessons learned, success stories, and project innovations.
- Support nutrition assessments, surveys, evaluations, and learning activities.
Stakeholder Coordination and Partnerships
26.- Collaborate with district authorities, health facilities, government agencies, NGOs, UN agencies, and community structures.
- Participate in nutrition, food security, and livelihood coordination meetings.
- Build partnerships that strengthen nutrition programming and sustainability.
- Represent the project in relevant nutrition and food security forums.
Compliance and Safeguarding
28.- Ensure compliance with donor requirements, organizational policies, and national nutrition guidelines.
- Promote safeguarding, accountability, gender equality, and inclusion in all project activities.
- Ensure nutrition interventions adhere to humanitarian principles and ethical standards.
Qualifications and Experience
31.Education
32.Applicants must possess:
33.- A Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics or Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Sciences from a recognized institution.
Additional Qualifications
36.The following will be an added advantage:
37.- Training in Community Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods, Behavior Change Communication, Project Management, or Maternal and Child Nutrition.
- Professional registration with a recognized nutrition or health professional body.
Experience
40.The ideal candidate should have:
- At least five (5) years of proven experience in implementing gender-sensitive community-based nutrition programs.
- Demonstrated experience in community mobilization and nutrition behavior change interventions.
- Proven experience integrating nutrition into agriculture, food security, and livelihood programs.
- Experience working in refugee settlements and host community settings.
- Experience in food security, resilience-building, and humanitarian or development programming.
- Experience working with government agencies, NGOs, donor-funded projects, and community-based organizations.
Required Skills and Competencies
43.Technical Competencies
44.- Strong knowledge of nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific programming.
- Knowledge of maternal, infant, young child, and adolescent nutrition.
- Experience integrating nutrition into climate-smart agriculture and food security interventions.
- Knowledge of community-based nutrition approaches and behavior change methodologies.
- Understanding of gender-responsive nutrition programming.
- Familiarity with nutrition assessment, monitoring, and evaluation systems.
Core Competencies
46.- Strong planning, coordination, and organizational skills.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong community mobilization and facilitation skills.
- High level of integrity, accountability, and professionalism.
Communication and Interpersonal Skills
48.- Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Strong report-writing and documentation skills.
- Ability to facilitate trainings, workshops, and community dialogues.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and partnership-building skills.
Computer Skills
50.- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook).
- Familiarity with digital data collection and reporting tools will be an added advantage.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
53.The Nutrition Officer shall be assessed based on:
54.- Successful implementation of community-based nutrition interventions.
- Improvement in dietary diversity and nutrition practices among target households.
- Number of beneficiaries reached through nutrition education and behavior change initiatives.
- Effective integration of nutrition into agricultural and food security activities.
- Increased adoption of nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices.
- Quality and timeliness of technical reports and project documentation.
- Effective engagement of refugee and host communities in nutrition interventions.
Equal Opportunity Statement
57.World Vision Uganda is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion, gender equality, and safeguarding. Qualified women, youth, refugees, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
58. 59.Advert start date: 15th July, 2026.
60.Advert end date: 20th July, 2026.
61. 62. 63.Applicant Types Accepted:
64.Local Applicants Only
We need to output HTML withfor paragraphs,
for headings,
- for list items. We must preserve all content word-for-word, including the colon after headings, the tags, etc.
We need to convert each heading line (like "Purpose of the role:") into
Purpose of the role:
. That preserves the colon. Similarly for "Key Result Areas: " we needKey Result Areas:
. Note there is a trailing space before colon? Actually original: "Key Result Areas: " includes a space before colon? Let's check: In the text: "Key Result Areas: " there is a space before colon? Actually it's "Key Result Areas: " with a space after colon? The text shows "Key Result Areas: " with a space before closing . So the heading includes a trailing space before . We'll preserve exactly. Similarly for other headings. We also have headings like "Education" etc. We'll wrap them. We need to output the entire cleaned HTML. We must not add any extra commentary. Let's construct the output step by step. We'll start with the first paragraph(s). The firstcontains text with
tags. We need to preserve them? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the
tags as they appear. However we cannot use
tags (they are forbidden). The rule says "No ...
tags". So we cannot output
. But we must preserve them? This is contradictory. The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word, but also forbids
tags. Probably we need to keep the text but we can replace
with nothing? But that would remove content. However the rule about preserving content word-for-word likely applies to textual content, not markup? But it says "Preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase". That includes markup
- . We must not add or remove content. So we need to output the same content but wrapped appropriately.
We need to identify sections: there are headings like "Purpose of the role:", "Key Result Areas: ", "Qualifications and Experience", "Education", "Additional Qualifications", "Experience", "Required Skills and Competencies", "Technical Competencies", "Core Competencies", "Communication and Interpersonal Skills", "Computer Skills", "Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)", "Equal Opportunity Statement", "Advert start date: 15th July, 2026", "Advert end date: 20th July, 2026", "Applicant Types Accepted:".
We need to convert each heading to
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