PROJECT BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
With a population of around 50 million and an electricity access rate of around 30 percent, Tanzania has a sizeable number of people without access to grid electricity. The people living in off-grid areas rely on expensive, inefficient and dangerous fuels like kerosene to meet their lighting needs. While the government is pursuing an ambitious grid roll out campaign, off-grid solar lighting and energy products, ranging from basic solar lanterns to more sophisticated solar home systems, can make an important contribution in providing energy access.
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The Lighting Africa – Tanzania program seeks to engage a consultant to support the market
and business development activities to develop the market for off-grid lighting and energy products in Tanzania.
• University degree, preferably in Business I Marketing I Commerce or related field.
• A minimum of eight (8) years hands-on experience in sales and marketing or business
development. Social marketing in rural areas will be an added advantage. Experience in
marketing and advertising is essential.
• Good knowledge of the Tanzania distribution and retail market.
• Team player with good people skills and a proven ability to work within a diverse team and
with limited supervision.
• Excellent communications skills, both written and oral.
• Position is to be based in Dar es Salaam.
With a population of around 50 million and an electricity access rate of around 30 percent, Tanzania has a sizeable number of people without access to grid electricity. The people living in off-grid areas rely on expensive, inefficient and dangerous fuels like kerosene to meet their lighting needs. While the government is pursuing an ambitious grid roll out campaign, off-grid solar lighting and energy products, ranging from basic solar lanterns to more sophisticated solar home systems, can make an important contribution in providing energy access.
The Lighting Africa – Tanzania program (“program”) is implemented by lEO and in collaboration with the World Bank as part of the broader joint Lighting Global initiative. The program aims to enable rural population segments across Tanzania to gain access to quality assured off-grid solar lighting and energy products by supporting the development and growth of the market. The program works with solar product manufacturers, distributors, government agencies, finance institutions and other stakeholders to address a range of market barriers including: financial bottlenecks, regulatory constraints, market spoilage from poor quality products and low consumer awareness levels.
and business development activities to develop the market for off-grid lighting and energy products in Tanzania.
The ideal candidate should have:
• University degree, preferably in Business I Marketing I Commerce or related field.
• A minimum of eight (8) years hands-on experience in sales and marketing or business
development. Social marketing in rural areas will be an added advantage. Experience in
marketing and advertising is essential.
• Good knowledge of the Tanzania distribution and retail market.
• Team player with good people skills and a proven ability to work within a diverse team and
with limited supervision.
• Excellent communications skills, both written and oral.
• Position is to be based in Dar es Salaam.
Application –
Please send cover letter and CV (with subject line written “Tanzania: Distribution, Retail
and Marketing Consultant’ to distributors@lightingafricaorg on or before 25th July, 2016.
For additional information on the program and position kindly visit www.lightingafrica.org
Daily News 11 July 2016
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Please send cover letter and CV (with subject line written “Tanzania: Distribution, Retail
and Marketing Consultant’ to distributors@lightingafricaorg on or before 25th July, 2016.
For additional information on the program and position kindly visit www.lightingafrica.org
Daily News 11 July 2016
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