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Responsible for Resource Mobilization, Partnerships and Project Management Company: Institut Supérieur de Technologie de Mamou
Education / Qualifications
Contract: Other | Location: Mamou, République Guinea | Experience: 5 years and over | Training: Master (BAC)+5) | Deadline 2026-11-25 Job description The Institut Supérieur de Technologie (IST) in Mamou is recruiting a Head of Resource Mobilization, Partnerships and Project Management (M/F), attached to the Planning and Project Department (SPP). The position aims to mobilize funding, design and monitor projects, develop strategic partnerships and strengthen the internal capacities of the institution.
Main duties
Mobilize resources: identify funding opportunities, monitor calls for projects and design the mobilization strategy.
- Design and develop projects: support departments in the formulation of projects and preparation of technical and financial proposals.
- Develop partnerships with administrations, companies, universities, research centres, NGOs and technical and financial partners (PTFs).
- Monitor projects (activities, budgets, indicators, deliverables) and produce technical and financial reports.
- Strengthen the internal capacity of teams in project preparation and reporting.
Candidate profile
Diploma of Bac+5 (Master or equivalent) in management, management, project engineering or relevant field. PMP or PRINCE2 certification appreciated. Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in project management and resource mobilization, with proven experience in preparing proposals for funders. Mastery of the project management cycle, concept note development, logical frameworks, budgets and results-based management. Excellent command of French; good reading and professional writing skills in English. Female candidates are strongly encouraged. PMP certification (appreciated) PRINCE2 certification (appreciated) Languages French — Excellent mastery English — Good capacity
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