Kazi Mtaani - Youth Workers: Climate Resilience Service Program 2025 Job

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This is the primary level of recruitment. Youth workers will perform manual and semi-skilled tasks across the program’s focus areas.

Responsibilities

• Engage in daily physical work as assigned by field officers.
• Clean roads, streets, drainage channels, and public spaces.
• Plant trees and manage nursery operations including watering and weeding.
• Support local waste management efforts.
• Attend personal development sessions during off-weeks.
• Follow health and safety guidelines at the worksite.
• Maintain government tools and equipment in good condition.
• Submit to daily attendance records and routine monitoring by supervisors.

Work Cycle and Duration:

• Youth will be divided into two rotating cohorts.
• Each cohort will work for 10 weekdays (Monday–Friday) consecutively.
• After each 10-day work cycle, the cohort will break for rest and attend training sessions focused on civic education, values, and entrepreneurship.

Payment Structure:

• Workers will be paid KES 500 per day.
• Payments will be disbursed through M-Pesa following the completion of each 10-day cycle.
• Youth are advised to avoid Fuliza or overdrafts to ensure timely payment processing.

Qualifications

• Be a Kenyan citizen aged 18 to 35 years
• Be unemployed or underemployed
• Be a resident of the target village or neighborhood
• Commit to working full-time for the 10-day shifts
• Demonstrate willingness to perform manual work
• Agree to abide by program rules and ethical standards

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How to Apply

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