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CEP-O recherche un Coordonnateur (Trice) de l’Unité de Gestion du Projet à Kinshasa
Freelanceabout 1 month ago
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Kinshasa
Contractual
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Under the supervision of the Minister of Planning, the Coordinator will ensure the overall management of PFI and DECIDE projects, coordination with the World Bank, the steering of UGP activities, the supervision of technical, fiduciary, environmental and social teams as well as the monitoring of performance, fiduciary compliance and the environmental and social framework.
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Sous la supervision du Ministre du Plan, le Coordonnateur assurera la gestion globale des projets PFI et DECIDE, la coordination avec la Banque Mondiale, le pilotage des activités de l’UGP, la supervision des équipes techniques, fiduciaires, environnementales et sociales ainsi que le suivi des performances, de la conformité fiduciaire et du cadre environnemental et social.
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