The Office of the Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania, in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Kigoma Regional Secretariat, the National Environment Management Council (NEMC), and Tanzania Forest Services (TFS), has announced employment opportunities under the Building Climate Resilience in Kigoma Region Project.
The project is supported by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) through UNEP and is designed to respond to the growing impacts of climate change in Kigoma Region. Qualified Tanzanians are invited to apply for various positions available under the project.
Building Climate Resilience in Kigoma Region Project
The Building Climate Resilience in Kigoma Region Project will be implemented from 2025 to 2029, covering a five-year period. Implementation will take place in Kasulu, Kibondo, and Kakonko Districts in Kigoma Region.
The initiative focuses on strengthening the ability of communities to withstand and adapt to the effects of climate change. It will promote sustainable approaches to land and natural-resource management while supporting communities whose livelihoods are affected by changing environmental conditions.
Key areas of intervention include:
- Sustainable land management.
- Conservation of natural resources.
- Climate-smart agricultural practices.
- Strengthening community resilience to climate change.
- Supporting sustainable livelihoods and environmental management.
- Addressing climate-related challenges affecting communities in Kigoma Region.
Vice President’s Office Jobs 2026
The Office of the Vice President is inviting qualified Tanzanian citizens to apply for various positions under the Building Climate Resilience in Kigoma Region Project.
The positions are offered on a fixed-term basis for the duration of the five-year project.
Applicants should carefully review the official vacancy announcement to identify the specific position they qualify for, together with its required academic qualifications, professional experience, duties, and other requirements.
Project Locations
Successful candidates will work in connection with project activities implemented in Kigoma Region, particularly in:
- Kasulu District
- Kibondo District
- Kakonko District
The project provides an opportunity for qualified professionals to contribute to climate resilience, environmental conservation, sustainable agriculture, and community development initiatives.
Who Can Apply?
The opportunity is open to qualified Tanzanian citizens who meet the specific academic, professional, and experience requirements for the advertised positions.
Applicants are advised to carefully review the official vacancy announcement before submitting their applications. Each applicant should ensure that they meet the requirements of the particular position they wish to apply for.
Required Application Documents
Qualified candidates are required to submit the following documents:
- A cover letter.
- A detailed CV.
- Copies of relevant academic certificates.
- Copies of other relevant certificates where applicable.
Applicants should clearly indicate the position they are applying for in the subject line of the email.
How to Apply for Vice President’s Office Jobs
Applications should be submitted electronically through the official email address provided in the vacancy announcement:
Email: barua@vpo.go.tz
All applications should be addressed to:
Permanent Secretary
Vice-President’s Office
P.O. Box 2502
40406 Dodoma
Tanzania
Telephone: +255 026 2329006
Fax: +255 026 2329007
Email: ps@vpo.go.tz
The application deadline is 30 August 2026.
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified through the Vice President’s Office website.
Important Information for Applicants
Applicants should make sure that their applications contain accurate information and all required supporting documents. The position being applied for should also be clearly stated in the email subject line.
Because the positions are connected to a five-year climate resilience project, successful candidates will contribute to activities aimed at strengthening communities and promoting sustainable environmental and agricultural practices in Kigoma Region.
Final Thought
The Building Climate Resilience in Kigoma Region Project offers qualified Tanzanians an opportunity to contribute to an important national and international climate initiative. Through collaboration between the Government of Tanzania, UN agencies, environmental institutions, and regional authorities, the project seeks to strengthen communities while promoting sustainable management of natural resources.
Qualified candidates are encouraged to review the official vacancy announcement carefully, prepare the required documents, and submit their applications before 30 August 2026.
Official Vacancy Announcement: Vice President’s Office Job Vacancy PDF
