The Timothy Initiative (TTI) is a global movement whose mission is to make and multiply disciples, churches and leaders. His vision: "A Church in every village, everywhere". TTI collaborates with national and regional leaders to develop sustainable discipleship and church planting movements in each nation.
TTI is recruiting for a new position: Project Manager – ACHIEVE Togo, as part of the ACHIEVE Togo project.
Location and position
The duty station is LoméIn Togo. The contract is for a fixed term (CDD), running until December 31, 2027, full time. The position is scheduled for Monday, November 16, 2026. The incumbent will be under the supervision of the Regional Leadership Team (RLTD) Director.
Context of the project
ACHIEVE is an initiative that mobilizes and unites the Body of Christ. The Project Manager – ACHIEVE Togo is responsible for the daily coordination and monitoring of the implementation of the ACHIEVE project in Togo. He/she works closely with the ACHIEVE Togo Coalition in order to facilitate the alignment of different organizations around the common objectives of the project.
Responsibilities
A major responsibility of the position is to oversee collection, consolidate data, ensure quality, analysis and reporting of project data, in order to enable leadership to make decisions based on reliable information. The Project Manager acts as a point of connection between the strategic vision, coalition member organizations, operational teams and project data.
Coordination of the ACHIEVE coalition
The Project Manager works closely with members of the ACHIEVE Togo Coalition. It facilitates communication between the different participating organizations and ensures follow-up of decisions taken at coalition meetings. It prepares coordination meetings with relevant officials, and monitors the actions assigned to different organizations.
It maintains a good flow of information between the coalition and the TTI project leadership. It identifies the need for collaboration between organizations and facilitates the necessary connections under the supervision of the LTD. It encourages the active participation of member organisations in achieving the ACHIEVE objectives and ensures that the activities of the different partners remain aligned with the common vision and objectives.
Project management and monitoring
The Project Manager develops and maintains the overall work plan of the project. It monitors the calendar of ACHIEVE activities and monitors the progress of the various components of the project. It identifies delays, difficulties and risks that may affect the achievement of objectives, proposes solutions and corrective actions to leadership, and maintains a register of activities, decisions, risks and actions to follow. It coordinates the different stakeholders involved in the implementation, prepares periodic reports on the progress of the project and ensures that the activities carried out correspond to the objectives and expected results.
Monitoring of project data
Data management is a central responsibility of the position. The Project Manager will:
Collecting data : define, in collaboration with relevant officials, the data needed to monitor the project; coordinate the collection of data from partner organizations; ensure compliance with deadlines for submission of data; identify missing or incomplete data.
Guaranteeing the quality of data : check the consistency, accuracy and completeness of data received; identify errors, duplicates or inconsistencies; work with relevant organizations to correct data; put in place simple quality control procedures.
Consolidate the data : centralize data from different organizations and sources; maintain a regularly updated ACHIEVE Togo database; ensure that data from different partners use consistent definitions and indicators; produce summary tables allowing rapid reading of project progress.
Analyzing the data : The Project Manager will have to transform the data into useful information for decision-making, in particular by analyzing the number of committed followers, the number of trained leaders, the number of churches established, the progression of settlements, geographical coverage, the villages reached and those remaining to be achieved, the progress of partner organizations, trends and deviations from objectives, as well as difficulties or areas requiring special attention.
Ensure reporting : Regularly produce monthly reports, quarterly reports, dashboards, data presentations, leadership reports and summaries for coalition meetings.
Monitoring and evaluation
The Project Manager defines and monitors the main performance indicators of the project. It regularly compares the results obtained with the objectives set, identifies performance gaps, produces analyses to understand the causes of the gaps and proposes corrective actions. It participates in periodic evaluations of the project, documents lessons learned and good practices, and contributes to the continuous improvement of the ACHIEVE Togo model.
Communication and coordination
The Project Manager will need to maintain regular communication with partner organizations, the Timothy Initiative (TTI) leadership, national leaders, field teams, data managers, communications teams and other project stakeholders. He/she will need to ensure that important information is delivered at the right time, to the right people and in an easily actionable format.
Management of meetings
The Project Manager may be responsible for preparing the agendas of project meetings, preparing the necessary documents, coordinating invitations and participation, facilitating certain meetings, documenting decisions, producing reports, drawing up action lists and following up on commitments made.
Risk management
The Project Manager will need to identify and track key risks that may affect the project, including delays in activities, insufficient or poor data quality, low organizational participation, communication issues, duplication of activities, lack of coordination, resource challenges, and significant deviations from objectives. He/she will need to promptly communicate significant risks to the LTDR and propose mitigation measures.
Documentation and capitalization
The Project Manager will contribute to the documentation of the ACHIEVE Togo experience by keeping key project documents, documenting results and achievements, collecting testimonials and impact stories, identifying best practices, documenting challenges and solutions, preparing reports and presentations, and contributing to the production of materials for sharing Togo’s experience with other countries.
Relationship with the Coalition
The Project Manager must be a servant, facilitator and coordinator, not the leader of coalition member organizations. He/she will have to respect the autonomy and identity of partner organizations, foster unity around the ACHIEVE vision, facilitate collaboration rather than creating a control structure, encourage information sharing, seek synergies between organizations, manage differences with wisdom, respect and maturity, and maintain transparent communication with stakeholders.
Profile and qualifications required
Education : University degree in Project Management, Administration, Management, Statistics, Development, Computer Science, Social Sciences or similar field. Training in data management or monitoring and evaluation is an advantage. Bible training or experience in Christian ministry is an important benefit.
Experience : Demonstrated experience in project management or coordination; experience coordinating multiple stakeholders; experience managing or monitoring data; experience preparing reports; experience in an associative environment. Mastery of the Microsoft Office suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and Microsoft Teams. Mastery of data collection and processing tools, databases, dashboards and data analysis. Asset: Power BI, Google Sheets, KoboToolbox, Microsoft Forms or equivalent tools for collecting and viewing.
Languages : Mandatory oral and written English (exchanges and reporting with the regional and international teams of The Timothy Initiative (TTI)); current French, language of work with local partners.
Personal skills : The candidate must demonstrate excellent organizational abilities, attention to detail, analytical mindfulness, ability to work with multiple organizations, excellent interpersonal skills, ability to communicate clearly, ability to work independently, ability to manage multiple priorities, high sense of confidentiality and integrity in data management, ability to solve problems, a spirit of collaboration, as well as humility and servant attitude.
Ministerial requirements : Given the Christian nature of Project ACHIEVE, the candidate should be a committed Christian, share TTI/ACHIEVE’s vision and core values, have a good understanding of the Church’s mission, demonstrate integrity and exemplary Christian character, be able to work with different Christian denominations and organizations, possess a Christ-centered vision of the Kingdom, and be willing to serve the various stakeholders with humility and respect.
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