Field Supervisor

Job posted on 04 November, 2026 Apply before 18 November,

Social Welfare Association of Nepal

SWAN is a nonprofit organization working alongside

the Government of Nepal since 1994. SWAN has been providing hopes in the lives

of rural women and children of Nepal by focusing on four thematic goals -

education, health, livelihoods, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH). In

addition, we incorporate ecotourism, gender equality and social inclusion

(GESI), and humanitarian assistance as major cross-cutting issues for the

sustainability of our programmes.

As a development and humanitarian organization, our effort

focuses on needy children, disadvantaged women and marginalized communities,

mostly working in Nepal's remote communities. Currently, we are working in

Baglung, Udayapur, Achham, and Bajura.

Title of Job – Field Supervisor (Rasuwa & Nuwakot)

Job Location – Rasuwa and Nuwakot, Bagmati Province

Implementing Organization - SWAN

Contract Period – Fixed term for six months with

possible extension.

Other benefits – As per organizations rules.

Purpose of the Position

The

Field Supervisor will be responsible for the overall planning, implementation,

monitoring, baseline surveys, data collection, and reporting of project

activities. He/she will support flood-affected communities and individuals in

their long-term recovery and rehabilitation efforts. The Field Supervisor will

work closely with other project staff in Rasuwa and Nuwakot to ensure effective

coordination, timely implementation, and achievement of project objectives.

The key responsibilities of the Field Supervisor are as

follows

1.Initial Activities

Involvement in base line survey:(Data

collection, KII, FGD and Household survey).

2.Coordinate with local government authorities and other

relevant stakeholders, organize initial meetings, and ensure proper

documentation of meeting minutes and decisions.

3. Assist in the planning, coordination, and implementation

of project activities in accordance with the approved project plan.

4. Arrange and manage the logistics required for effective

project implementation and field activities.

5. Conduct extensive field visits to Rasuwa and Nuwakot

districts to monitor, observe, and document project activities, progress, and

outcomes.

6. Prepare action plans, maintain project documentation, and

disseminate project-related information, challenges, and lessons learned.

7. Provide periodic updates, progress reviews, and reports

to the head office, local stakeholders, and project staff.

8. Build and maintain relationships with community leaders,

farmers, schools, School Management Committees (SMCs), Parent-Teacher

Associations (PTAs), and other stakeholders to promote project acceptance and

community participation.

9. Maintain regular coordination with the Cluster

Coordinator and actively participate in cluster meetings to share project

updates, discuss challenges, and strengthen coordination among stakeholders.

1.Bachelor's degree in agriculture, Social Work (BSW),

Environmental Science, Sociology, or a related field, with at least two years

of relevant work experience.

2.Excellent communication skills in both English and Nepali.

3.Strong report-writing, documentation, and communication

skills.

4.Willingness to work in remote areas and support the

empowerment of women and marginalized communities.

5.Good understanding of local languages and cultures.

6. Proficient in using the KoboToolbox (KoBo) platform for

digital data collection, surveys, and field assessments.

Note

Please submit your CV and cover letter to [email protected] by 18 November,

2026. Local applicants are strongly

encouraged to apply. Applicants from flood-affected areas and marginalized

communities are highly encouraged to apply. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

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