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CPU/Ministry of Urban Planning is looking for a Land Expert Kinshasa
Location
Deadline 2026-10-12 Subject: Recruitment of a Land Expert for the Coordination Cell of Urban Planning Projects (CPU) based in Kinshasa within the framework of the Secondary Cities Development Programme (SVDP). Contract type: Freelance
Candidate profile
Required qualifications:
Education / Qualifications
- University degree at BAC level+5 minimum in law, urban planning, land use planning, geomatics, cadastre, topography, geographical sciences or any equivalent discipline.
- Specialization in land management, land governance or territorial administration (major asset). Technical skills:
- Mastery of land administration and management.
- Expertise in spatial data integration and land systems.
- Territorial planning and land dispute resolution skills.
Experience
- Experience with projects financed by international donors (World Bank, AfDB, EU). Personal skills:
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
Responsibilities
- Rigor, integrity and sense of responsibility.
- Ability to work in a multicultural environment. Experience requested:
- General professional experience of at least 7 years in land administration, land security, land use planning or land management.
- Proven experience in Congolese or African urban environments (informality, land pressure, customary/status duality).
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