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Coordinateur·rice local·e de projet — VSI (Guinée) - Conakry, Guinée
CDIabout 2 months ago
Job Description
Mamou
CDD
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Main duties
Location: Mamou, with frequent trips to Boké, Kankan, Labé, Macenta and Conakry. Superior: Secretary General of the Ministry of Agriculture. The national coordinator will be responsible for steering the overall implementation of the project and coordinating the interventions of technical, administrative and regional teams. Its regular missions will include business planning, team supervision, budget monitoring, performance evaluation and coordination with funding partners. It will also have to ensure that the project schedule is respected, that services are of a high quality and that resources are properly used. Generally suitable profile: experienced professional in development project management, especially in the agricultural, rural and infrastructure fields. Executive with at least 15 years of professional experience in his field.
Candidate profile
Experience
At least 15 years of professional experience in his field Experience in managing development projects (agricultural, rural and infrastructure areas)
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