World Cocoa Foundation Administrative/Secretarial Jobs in Accra
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Established in 2000, the World Cocoa Foundation (WCF) is the world’s leading organization for cocoa sustainability. The long-term goals of WCF are set out in our new strategy:
- Prosperous cocoa farmers become truly sustainable and profitable, with transformation of traditional smallholder farming into modern business that deliver sustainable livelihoods for farmers and their families;
- Empowered cocoa-growing communities lead their own development, human rights are protected, and safety and wellbeing of children and families are strengthened; and
- A healthy planet is conserved and enhanced, with resilient and biodiverse landscapes in cocoa geographies, and the carbon footprint of the sector is reduced. WCF works in six areas:
- Convene cocoa and chocolate industry in collective action;
- Facilitate multi-stakeholder partnerships;
- Facilitate industry engagement in policy dialogue with government;
- Promote industry learning, knowledge sharing, and monitoring and evaluation;
- Help mobilize resources from development partners and financial and capital market institutions to successfully implement collective action initiatives; and
- Communicate industry investment and impact and manage reputational risks. WCF is a membership organization open to private sector companies engaged in all aspects of the cocoa supply chain. WCF is headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire. WCF has an annual budget of about $8 million and a staff of about 35 people.
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Desired Skills & Qualifications:
- Graduate degree in agriculture, public policy, economics, rural development, international development, or other related field, with five or more years’ experience managing and implementing development strategy, projects or programs;
- Technical knowledge and experience in one or more of the following areas: public policy, rural and agricultural development, social or community development, child protection, education, or women’s empowerment and gender;
- Substantive experience working in developing countries, with work experience in Ghana and West Africa preferred;
- Significant experience developing effective collaboration and partnerships with private sector, government, civil society organizations, research and/or extension agencies, and donor stakeholders;
- Experience managing and mentoring staff and contributing to a leadership team in a matrixed organization, with a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion with internal colleagues and external partners;
- Strong teamwork and collaboration skills, with demonstrated ability to work effectively in teams; with a high degree of discretion, tact and sensitivity in dealing with stakeholders; and with the ability to influence and develop consensus on difficult and controversial issues and balance multiple stakeholder expectations and objectives;
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a fast-paced office environment, ncluding adaptability to rapidly changing priorities, and ability to manage multiple deadlines and deliver high quality work products; and
- Strong writing, speaking and presentation skills in English.
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