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The benefits of working with us
1. You will join a team of Professionals
We are keen on competitively filling any vacant positions whenever they arise. The MESPT community has qualified and experienced professionals with specialty in different fields of their work. We source for talented staff with the right skills, competencies, and attitude.
2. We are Impact Oriented
Working at MESPT is a great opportunity for you to make real impact in the lives of communities around us and our selected beneficiaries that include small holder farmers, farmer's cooperatives, SMEs and financial institutions. At MESPT, we are all about building a more prosperous society!
3. You Find Fulfilment
MESPT provides a competitive benefits package. We offer work that is distinct, engaging, and diverse, within a working culture that is focused, respectful and collaborative. We place strong emphasis on learning and development for personal & professional growth and provide you with opportunities that help in making better professional contributions.
4. Diversity and Inclusivity
We are an equal opportunity employer (EOE) committed to Gender Equity and Diversity.
MESPT DOES NOT CHARGE any job or internship application fee at any stage of recruitment. If you come across suspicious internship opportunities, job vacancies or employment offers, please report to us through whistleblower@mespt.org
The Financial Inclusion for Youth and MSMEs in Agriculture (FIYMA) programme is a five-year (2025–2030) initiative implemented by Micro Enterprises Support Programme Trust (MESPT), East Africa Market Development Associates (EAMDA), NCBA-CLUSA, and Women’s Empowerment Link (WEL) in partnership with Mastercard Foundation. FIYMA seeks to address the persistent barriers faced by disadvantaged young men and women and youth-owned MSMEs in agriculture in accessing affordable, patient, and flexible credit. The programme focuses on six value chains: dairy, livestock/poultry, fisheries/aquaculture, Irish potatoes, pulses, and fruits/vegetables, across 28 counties in Kenya.
