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Mobility VN: Project Officer (Labour and Human Development (LHD), Niamey, Niger
CDIabout 2 months ago
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Niger
CDI
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The Project Officer (Labour and Human Development) at IOM Niger will oversee the implementation of the IDEE project aimed at increasing economic opportunities for Nigerien youth. This role involves coordinating project teams, liaising with NGOs and government partners, and ensuring compliance with donor standards. The officer will also monitor project activities, facilitate communication for visibility, and contribute to resource mobilization efforts. The position requires strong project management skills and the ability to work under pressure. Master’s Degree in relevant field or University degree with 4 years experience Experience in migration management and policy development Previous experience in Labour Mobility and Human Development Project management experience with financial oversight Fluency in English and French Strong coordination and communication skills Ability to meet deadlines and work under pressure
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The Project Officer (Labour and Human Development) at IOM Niger will oversee the implementation of the IDEE project aimed at increasing economic opportunities for Nigerien youth. This role involves coordinating project teams, liaising with NGOs and government partners, and ensuring compliance with donor standards. The officer will also monitor project activities, facilitate communication for visibility, and contribute to resource mobilization efforts. The position requires strong project management skills and the ability to work under pressure. Master’s Degree in relevant field or University degree with 4 years experience Experience in migration management and policy development Previous experience in Labour Mobility and Human Development Project management experience with financial oversight Fluency in English and French Strong coordination and communication skills Ability to meet deadlines and work under pressure
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