Field Organizer - Women's Rights and Gender Equality Project

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Community Development, Gender Equality

Dhaka

contract

Any

Salary BDT 195,000 – 253,500

Vacancy 1 position

Experience (years) At least 2

Salary & vacancy

BDT 195,000 – 253,500

1 vacancy

Application

Deadline:

March 12, 2026 (Expired)

Job Description

The Field Organizer position at Amrai Pari Paribarik Nirjaton Protirodh Jote (We Can) offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to women’s rights and gender equality initiatives in Dhaka. As part of the Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership project funded by Global Affairs Canada, you’ll work directly with communities to address gender-based violence, promote sexual and reproductive health rights, and support inclusive economic empowerment. This mid-level contract role requires strong community mobilization skills and a commitment to feminist principles.

This Field Organizer role provides the chance to make a tangible impact through grassroots organizing, training facilitation, and advocacy work. You’ll be responsible for forming community groups, organizing awareness events, and implementing capacity-building programs across Mohammadpur and Keranigonj areas. The position offers competitive compensation of BDT 1,95,000 – 2,60,000 annually and the opportunity to work with a dedicated team focused on creating lasting social change through women’s empowerment and rights-based approaches.

Requirements

• Experience: At least 2 years

Education Requirements

Candidates must have completed higher education from recognized institutions.

Bachelor’s degree (Honors/Masters) in any subject
Education from a reputed university
Relevant certifications in gender studies or social work preferred

Experience Requirements

The role requires substantial experience in field work and community engagement.

Minimum 2 years of relevant experience
Experience in organizing training and awareness activities
Background in working with students and community groups
Familiarity with local government institutions and line departments

Qualifications

Successful candidates will demonstrate strong organizational and interpersonal skills.

Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities
Strong organizational and planning capabilities
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Commitment to women’s rights and gender equality principles

Skill Requirements

Community mobilization
Training facilitation
Report writing
Event organization
Gender sensitivity
Advocacy skills
Data collection and analysis
Conflict resolution

Incentive & compensation

The position offers competitive annual compensation with comprehensive benefits.

Annual salary range: BDT 1,95,000 – 2,60,000
Performance-based incentives
Professional development opportunities
Contribution to meaningful social change work

How to apply for Amrai Pari Paribarik Nirjaton Protirodh Jote (We Can) jobs

Follow these steps to apply for the Field Organizer position.

Visit the external application link: https://bdjobs.com/h/details/1465800
Submit your updated CV and cover letter
Application deadline: March 12, 2026
Ensure all required documents are complete
Follow up if necessary after submission

About Amrai Pari Paribarik Nirjaton Protirodh Jote (We Can)

Amrai Pari Paribarik Nirjaton Protirodh Jote (WE CAN) is a dedicated organization working to prevent domestic violence and promote women’s rights in Bangladesh. As an implementing partner of Manusher Jonno Foundation, WE CAN focuses on grassroots interventions, community mobilization, and advocacy for gender equality. The organization is committed to creating safe spaces for women and girls while addressing systemic issues of violence and discrimination through comprehensive programming and partnerships.