Program Coordinator
Rwanda
CHF International's mission is to be a catalyst for long-lasting positive change in low- and moderate-income communities around the world, helping them to improve their social, economic and environmental conditions.
CHF International is seeking a Program Coordinator for CHF’s USAID/Higa Ubeho program in Rwanda. The PC reports to the Deputy Country Director and is primarily accountable for the following key areas of responsibility: program coordination and management; knowledge management, monitoring and evaluation, and reporting; and supervision and mentoring of technical teams. S/he is responsible for mentoring technical staff to document, disseminate, and scale-up program best practices, lessons learned, and tools. In addition, s/he will provide editorial support to the technical team, and coordinate and monitor the long-term programmatic strategy. The PC will also provide monthly and quarterly progress reports on the program’s implementation, outcomes, and success stories, and will ensure productive coordination between technical teams to ensure the highest possible quality work planning and implementation of the program, as well as a holistic and integrated strategic approach.
The family-focused USAID/Higa Ubeho program supports vulnerable populations in Rwanda, particularly people affected by HIV and AIDS, orphans and other vulnerable children, and their families in 20 districts of the country to develop sustainable means of coping with the health and economic challenges that often impact the most vulnerable communities. USAID/Higa Ubeho aims to increase families’ access to quality health and social services; improve household response to health and economic challenges through economic, food security and nutrition, and educational support; and strengthen local government and civil society capacity to provide quality health and social services to those in need.
Qualifications
•Master’s degree in Public Health or related field.
•Minimum five years of project management experience working with multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary staff in an NGO; specifically managing programs benefiting people living with HIV/AIDS, orphans and vulnerable children. Experience in livelihoods programming and capacity building a plus.
•Minimum three years experience in the supervision and management of technical staff members
•Experience managing USAID and/or PEPFAR-funded programs a plus.
•Prior experience in Africa, particularly East Africa.
•Fluency in oral and written English required; proficiency in French a plus.
CHF International's mission is to be a catalyst for long-lasting positive change in low- and moderate-income communities around the world, helping them to improve their social, economic and environmental conditions.
CHF International is seeking a Program Coordinator for CHF’s USAID/Higa Ubeho program in Rwanda. The PC reports to the Deputy Country Director and is primarily accountable for the following key areas of responsibility: program coordination and management; knowledge management, monitoring and evaluation, and reporting; and supervision and mentoring of technical teams. S/he is responsible for mentoring technical staff to document, disseminate, and scale-up program best practices, lessons learned, and tools. In addition, s/he will provide editorial support to the technical team, and coordinate and monitor the long-term programmatic strategy. The PC will also provide monthly and quarterly progress reports on the program’s implementation, outcomes, and success stories, and will ensure productive coordination between technical teams to ensure the highest possible quality work planning and implementation of the program, as well as a holistic and integrated strategic approach.
The family-focused USAID/Higa Ubeho program supports vulnerable populations in Rwanda, particularly people affected by HIV and AIDS, orphans and other vulnerable children, and their families in 20 districts of the country to develop sustainable means of coping with the health and economic challenges that often impact the most vulnerable communities. USAID/Higa Ubeho aims to increase families’ access to quality health and social services; improve household response to health and economic challenges through economic, food security and nutrition, and educational support; and strengthen local government and civil society capacity to provide quality health and social services to those in need.
Qualifications
•Master’s degree in Public Health or related field.
•Minimum five years of project management experience working with multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary staff in an NGO; specifically managing programs benefiting people living with HIV/AIDS, orphans and vulnerable children. Experience in livelihoods programming and capacity building a plus.
•Minimum three years experience in the supervision and management of technical staff members
•Experience managing USAID and/or PEPFAR-funded programs a plus.
•Prior experience in Africa, particularly East Africa.
•Fluency in oral and written English required; proficiency in French a plus.
How to apply
For more information or to apply please visit www.chfinternational.org/jobs
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