Un instructeur ou une instructrice des demandes de subventions agricoles

TN France; Nouvelle-Aquitaine; Sur place; EUR 30 000 - 40 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A leading company in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region is seeking an instructor for processing agricultural subsidy requests. The role involves supporting agro-ecological transition and promoting sustainable food systems. Ideal candidates will have technical knowledge in agriculture and strong teamwork skills.

Prestations

Office equipment

Access to regional vehicle fleet

Qualifications

• Knowledge in livestock, plant production, and agro-environment.
• Legal and environmental regulation knowledge (national and EU).

Responsabilités

• Processing subsidy requests and payments according to EU instructions.
• Conducting on-site visits during project completion.
• Preparing documents for project selection committees.

Connaissances

Technical knowledge in agriculture

Teamwork

Network management

Proficiency with IT tools

Description du poste

Client:

cdg69

Location:

Not specified

Job Category:

Education

EU work permit required:

Yes

Job Reference:

6c7b75da5d1b

Job Views:

3

Posted:

13.05.2025

Expiry Date:

27.06.2025

Job Description:

Details of the offer

The family of professions includes Citizenship, Population, Administrative Affairs, and Community Life. Various grades are sought, including Rédacteur, Rédacteur principal de 2ème classe, and Rédacteur principal de 1ère classe. The position is open to contractual applicants, full-time, non-management.

Job overview

The Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, the largest in France and third most populous, offers an exceptional quality of life, authenticity, humanism, and solidarity. Joining our region means serving our territory.

With over 8,000 agents and 83 types of professions, the region values diversity, supports professional development, and promotes well-being at work. We aim to develop a shared culture around a management project and an inclusive, respectful work environment.

We are seeking an instructor or a person responsible for processing agricultural subsidy requests within the Unit East of the Service for Competitiveness of the Agriculture, Food Industry, and Fisheries Department of the Economic and Environmental Development Pole - Tulle site.

Main missions and working conditions

The Agriculture, Food Industry, and Fisheries Department aims to support agro-ecological transition, facilitate farm installations, and promote sustainable food systems. Its policies contribute to the Neo Terra roadmap of the region, managing two European programs: FEADER for agriculture, food, and local development under the CAP's second pillar; and FEAMPA for fisheries and aquaculture.

The instructor's duties include processing subsidy applications related to improving competitiveness in the agricultural sector (livestock, plant production, hydraulic agriculture) aligned with the Neo Terra roadmap.

Main activities

• Processing subsidy requests and payments according to project call specifications and EU instructions.
• Conducting on-site visits during project completion.
• Performing administrative acts following decisions by committees and commissions.
• Participating in harmonization meetings and maintaining FAQ resources.
• Preparing documents for project selection committees.
• Communicating with applicants and providing feedback.
• Reporting to supervisors on cases requiring higher-level decisions.
• Following up on pending or expired dossiers.

Secondary or occasional activities

• Contributing to the drafting and review of call for projects.
• Responding to inquiries from mission officers.
• Participating in other departmental tasks as needed.

Resources provided

• Office equipment
• Software tools
• Access to regional vehicle fleet

Post specificities

Occasional travel outside the administrative department of residence. No managerial supervision.

Candidate profiles sought

Knowledge

• Technical knowledge in agriculture, especially livestock, plant production, and agro-environment.
• Legal and environmental regulation knowledge (national and EU).
• Understanding of stakeholder networks and partnership fabric.
• Administrative management procedures.

Skills

• Ability to process forms and technical documents.
• Assessing project relevance environmentally and economically.
• Teamwork and network management skills.
• Proficiency with IT tools.

Behavioral qualities

• Discretion and professionalism.
• Rigor and methodical approach.
• Public service orientation.

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