The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), founded in 1961 during the African independence movement, partners with African governments and communities to safeguard the continent’s wildlife and wild lands. AWF specializes in large‑landscape conservation, integrating land‑use planning, education, capacity building, and conservation‑enterprise development to protect critical habitats while improving local livelihoods. By training conservation professionals, sponsoring graduate studies, and conducting applied research, AWF has become a leading catalyst for sustainable development across Africa. Its unique blend of on‑the‑ground action, academic partnership, and enterprise‑based solutions distinguishes it as a pioneer in conservation and community resilience.
The Project Design Officer (PDO) leads the design and development of high-quality, compelling funding proposals to a range of donor audiences by translating programmatic inputs into strategic and well-written proposals.
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), founded in 1961 during the African independence movement, partners with African governments and communities to safeguard the continent’s wildlife and wild lands. AWF specializes in large‑landscape conservation, integrating land‑use planning, education, capacity building, and conservation‑enterprise development to protect critical habitats while improving local livelihoods. By training conservation professionals, sponsoring graduate studies, and conducting applied research, AWF has become a leading catalyst for sustainable development across Africa. Its unique blend of on‑the‑ground action, academic partnership, and enterprise‑based solutions distinguishes it as a pioneer in conservation and community resilience.
Raising the Village