
Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) is a German-based global nonprofit organization registered in Ethiopia with the Authority for Civil Society Organizations. Since 2015, HRNS Ethiopia has worked to improve livelihoods in rural communities, support smallholder farmers, women and youth, and protect nature and the environment.
The Gender Officer will support HRNS Ethiopia in mainstreaming gender across all activities of the Yayu Project. The position will promote women's empowerment, equitable participation of women and men in coffee production and cooperative governance, and gender-sensitive approaches across livelihoods, organizational development, and youth engagement interventions.
Program Integration and Strategy
Planning, Reporting, and Learning
Capacity Building and Community Engagement
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Coordination
APPLICATIONS BY EMAIL ONLY
Interested and qualified candidates should submit a cover letter and updated CV exclusively to: job.hrnset@hrnstiftung.org
Email subject: Application for Gender Officer – Mettu
Applications submitted through any other email address or channel will not be considered.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
HRNS Ethiopia is committed to equal opportunity and encourages qualified candidates to apply.
Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) was founded in 2005 by Michael R. Neumann and his family, building on their deep history of working side-by-side with smallholder coffee farmer families as green coffee traders. HRNS is named after its founder’s father, Hanns R. Neumann. Building upon the work of Embden, Drishaus & Epping Consulting since 1991, the aim of HRNS has always been to empower smallholder families and strengthen their ability to independently achieve better livelihoods through the implementation of projects. Core Objectives The objectives of the foundation are: Livelihood improvement in tropical rural environments Youth support Protecting nature and the environment Governance and Structure HRNS operates as an independent non-profit with a Board of Trustees (BoT) whose independence is key in developing and guiding the work. The members of the BoT are a group of renowned experts in their respective fields forming together a broad range of expertise.