WeWorld recrute un Chef de projet Zanzibar (île de Pemba) en Tanzanie.

The Project Manager will be responsible (70% of the assignment) for the successful implementation of the project’s activities concerning the infrastructures (markets, green areas, roads, bus stops, schools), the economic empowerment and the gender mainstreaming, providing guidance to the project team in achieving the agreed goals within the respect of time, quality and budget standards; s/he will be accountable to the consortium’s lead and the Country Representative. For 30% of the assignment, h/she will support the Country representative to strengthen and expanding the action of WeWorld in Tanzania.

Main taks and Responsabilities

Project Management

Elaborate and implement the project’s activities and financial planning (including the establishment of milestones) to be approved by the Country Representative and the consortium’s lead
Logistics and supply: preparation of procurement documents (BoQ, General and Specific Technical Specifications documents), active participation to the supplier selection (quotation process, opening and evaluation process) and contracts redaction/review
In collaboration with the Country Representative, the project staff and the consortium’s lead, contribute to the development, upgrade and implementation of an appropriate and effective project strategy
Develop the MEAL system and tools of the Project component in charge to WeWorld assuring the coherence with the overall project MEAL system, supervise its application and contribute to a sound analysis of the results, to the Project’s impact, and to the effective use of resources
Provide quality advise to the consortium’s lead, to donors’ system and other relevant stakeholders on issues that may impact the achievement of project outcomes
Validate the work plans prepared by the project staff
Supervise quality and transparency of the data reporting
Provide the Country Representative and the consortium’s lead with regular action plans/project updates and inform him/her of any deviations from the plan
Other tasks as requested by the consortium’s lead.

Coordination and Representation

Establish and maintain a fruitful relationship with the consortium’s lead and the other partnering NGO as well as with other local and international NGOs, formal and informal groups of local civil society, etc.
Support the consortium’s lead in ensuring a constant and cooperative relations with the EU and other relevant donor for the project
Develop and maintain appropriate, regular, transparent and supportive communication with all the relevant stakeholders (e.g. beneficiaries, community leaders, local and national government officials), with the objective of ensuring good cooperation and partnerships
Participate in thematic coordination networks and meetings (called by the civil society and/or the donors), representing WeWorld and/or the project according with the indications of either the consortium’s lead or the Country representative and feeding them back accordingly with relevant issues and updates
Organize relevant meetings/presentations of the project and/or of WeWorld program to the relevant stakeholders and follow up the implementation
Participate in the internal coordination meetings held by the project and to the WeWorld internal coordination meetings held in Dar es Salaam Office.

HR Management

Assure the recruitment and training process of the project staff under his/her responsibility in line with the implementation plan and with the support of WeWorld senior staff
Assure the direct management of the Activities Coordinator, the Social Promoters, the Works Technical supervisor and the other project staff under his/her responsibility and a proper information flow between the project team
Provide technical advice (especially on infrastructures, economic empowerment and gender mainstreaming), coordination and supervision to the project staff under his/her responsibility and lead and motivate them, ensuring clarity over project plans and priorities and encouraging effective teamwork
Establish performance objectives per each staff under his/her responsibility and ensure that performance reviews are conducted.

Monitoring of project activities

Definition of the monitoring plan and specific tools to assess the progress of the project component under WeWorld responsibility in agreement with the consortium’s lead
Monitoring of activities implementation and of results/objectives achievement through field visits, meetings with partners and stakeholders, data collection and data analysis
Manage the project budget allocated to WeWorld and ensure that all expenses are in line with the budget and meet the standards/requirements of WeWorld, consortium lead and EU with regards to financial management, accountability and good governance, in strict collaboration with WeWorld Country Administrator and Regional Unit for Southern and Eastern Africa.

Reporting and Accountability

Setting up and monitoring of periodic (monthly) internal reporting to be filled in by project staff
Drawing up of narrative and financial reports, interim and final (in collaboration with WeWorld local office and headquarters) to be sent to the consortium’s lead in compliance with agreed procedures and time schedule
Prepare activity/project reports and analysis of the data collected on a regular basis or upon request
Support to technical, financial and any other report upon request
Provide regular reports/updates to the Country Representative on all activities carried out
Any other task not here listed and necessary to the projects and activities
During, or at the end of the assignment, provide a proper handover.

Strengthening WeWorld action in Tanzania

Support the Country Representative in the constant updating and implementation of WeWorld strategy in the country;
Support the Country Representative in ensuring good relations with donors relevant for WeWorld (EU, Italian Cooperation for Development system, UN agencies, bilateral cooperations, etc.);
Support the Country Representative in establishing and strengthening strategic partnerships with other NGOs and relevant stakeholders;
Support the design and implementation of need assessments and the development of new project proposals for institutional and private donors in line with WeWorld strategy in the country;
Support the Country Representative in ensuring good relations with donors relevant for WeWorld (EU, Italian Cooperation for Development system, UN agencies, bilateral cooperations, etc.);
Ensure proactive attitude and inputs towards the identification of trainings for staff and provide technical trainings to WeWorld’ staff.

The duties and responsibilities set forth above are not exhaustive and the role holder may be required to perform additional duties requested by the Country Representative.

Qualifications and Knowledge

Bachelor’s degree in infrastructural engineering, economics, political sciences, international affairs or related fields;
Excellent knowledge of written and spoken English;
The knowledge of Swahili is a plus;
Full professional competency in Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.

Professional experience

At least 4 years of professional experience in international cooperation for development;
Proved experience in managing development projects funded by institutional donors in the field of infrastructure rehabilitation/construction;
Experience in economic empowerment programming;
Experience in gender mainstreaming;
Proved experience in successful project proposals writing.

Skills and Abilities

Demonstrable program/technical and budget management skills, planning, reporting, monitoring and evaluation skills;
Ability to assess needs and write new project proposals;
Excellent relationship-building, interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively represent WeWorld in consortium, networks and with donors;
Strong negotiation skills;
Sound verbal and written communication skills, with ability to express ideas and concepts clearly and persuasively with senior internal and external stakeholders;
Proven ability to design and lead training engagement with staff and partners to enhance skills and adapt to changing program demands;
Positive attitude to work, self-reflective, motivated, inspired, collegial;
Proven ability to work well in and promote teamwork, thrive in a multi-cultural environment, be flexible and handle pressure with professional grace;
Proactive and dynamic attitude;
Good listening and communication skills;
Strong commitment to the mission of WeWorld, genuine interest for international cooperation development topics;
Demonstrates integrity with regards to NGO values and ethical standards;
Displays cultural, gender, religion, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability;
Treats all people fairly without favoritism.

WeWorld recrute un Chef de projet Zanzibar (île de Pemba) en Tanzanie.