Join NOGAMU and help shape the future of organic agriculture in Uganda. We're growing a future where farmers, consumers, and communities thrive through organic agriculture — and we're looking for passionate, skilled people to join our team.
NOGAMU promotes, coordinates, and supports the development of the organic agriculture sector in Uganda. As the movement grows, we're looking for passionate and skilled individuals to fill the following roles.
Provide efficient administrative and logistical support to strengthen membership service delivery, stakeholder coordination, and institutional management as the movement grows.
APPLY NOWLead the design and implementation of M&E systems to track program impact, ensure data-driven decision making, and strengthen accountability across NOGAMU initiatives.
APPLY NOWProvide strategic leadership and oversight for NOGAMU programmes, ensuring alignment with the organization's mission while coordinating implementation across all project areas.
APPLY NOWManage financial planning, budgeting, and administrative operations to ensure transparent, compliant, and efficient use of organizational resources.
APPLY NOWDrive partnerships, market linkages, and revenue-generating opportunities that expand NOGAMU's reach and strengthen the organic sector across Uganda.
APPLY NOWInclude your qualifications and experience relevant to the role you're applying for.
Send your CV and cover letter to admin@nogamu.org, with the job title in the subject line.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
The National Organic Agricultural Movement of Uganda (NOGAMU) is the umbrella organization for organic agricultural stakeholders in Uganda, promoting organic farming practices and connecting farmers to markets.
Join a growing movement working to strengthen organic agriculture across Uganda — supporting farmers, agribusinesses, and communities to thrive commercially and sustainably.
For questions about a role or the application process, reach out to us at admin@nogamu.org or +256 414 269415.