Expert – Finalisation of Zambia’s National Strategy on Ending Technology-facilitated Violence

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KEY INFORMATION Job Title: Technology–facilitated violence against women and girls Expert Sector: Digital Trade Duration/Level of Effort: Short-Term Position Location: Zambia Assignment Period: November 2026-February 2027 Background The Facilitating Inclusive, Resilient and Sustainable Trade (FIRST) Project is funded by the Government of Canada and implemented by Cowater International. Working with the Governments of Zambia, the Democratic Republic of …" /> Home About Us Contact Privacy Policy DMCA Policy Login/Register Submit a Job Home Submit Job Register My Dashboard About Us Linkedln Page Submit a job Search Today: 4030 Jobs 22 Oct 2026 Expert – Finalisation of Zambia’s National Strategy on Ending Technology-facilitated Violence at Cowater International Never Miss a Job Update Again. Click Here to Subscribe We have started building our professional LinkedIn page. Follow Company: Cowater International Location: Zambia State: Zambia Job type: Full-Time Job category: Administrative/Secretarial Jobs in Zambia Job Description Job Description KEY INFORMATION Job Title: Technology – facilitated violence against women and girls Expert Sector: Digital Trade Duration/Level of Effort: Short-Term Position Location: Zambia Assignment Period: November 2026-February 2027 Background The Facilitating Inclusive, Resilient and Sustainable Trade (FIRST) Project is funded by the Government of Canada and implemented by Cowater International. Working with the Governments of Zambia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Mozambique, FIRST helps turn inclusive-trade commitments into practical reforms, stronger institutions and expanded economic opportunities for women-, youth- and disability-led MSMEs and small-scale cross-border traders. Digitalisation is creating new opportunities for women and young people to participate in entrepreneurship, e-commerce, social commerce, digital financial services and trade. At the same time, increased use of digital technologies and on