Under direct supervision of the Senior Project Officer, the Animal Husbandry Officer will manage, supervise and report the activities of animal feeding and dewormer in both target locations. Only salary is considered with no other allowances.

The proposed project aims to deliver animal feed, dewormer and home gardening assistance to 12390 affected population in Waras and Yakawlang districts of Bamyan province. 6195 participants in Waras and 6195 in Yakawlang district of Bamyan will be targeted by considering 100% host/local communities as affected population of concern. It will be household level assistance, and WSTA will provide a livestock package to 1835 participant households which will include wheat straw, oil cake, wheat bran, dewormer aiming to support the well-being of the livestock to ensure they can overcome the ongoing drought conditions and be less subjected to diseases. WSTA will also provide a home gardening kit to 12390 participants to support their food and nutritional needs while increasing their resilience to sudden shocks. The kit includes 4 different types of vegetable and fodder seeds, and the participants will have the choice to select the types as per their preference, season, soil and climate adaptation. The kit also includes toolkit (spade, rake, hoe) . As an active member of OCTs and other coordination forums in central highland provinces including Bamyan province, WSTA will closely coordinate the assessment/beneficiary selection, distribution and other activities of the project with new government, UN agencies, INGOs, NNGOs and other stakeholders to avoid duplication in response, and to address transparency and accountability within the overall process. The cluster recommended tools will be used for data collection, analysis and reporting while we will put additional tools to collect more segregated data as per Age, Gender and Diversity (AGD) approach. We will closely work with government line departments, beneficiary representatives and other stakeholders to identify and select our distribution points in target province/districts, which shall be safe and accessible for men, women, children, elderly and persons with disability with enough facilitation in place. The COVID-19 protocols will be strictly applied throughout the implementation process to ensure safety of our staff, beneficiaries and stakeholders. Project visibility, reporting to cluster, AHF and government will be properly managed as per the requirements of each party. We will use the services of AWAAZ Afghanistan and our internal hotline number to register the complaints, and will ensure that the target communities receive our complaint leaflets during the assessments and distribution. Our M&E and Project Control units will regularly monitor, evaluate and verify the project activities to improve the quality of our work, exercising a comprehensive lessons learned, and to address compliance.