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(X2) Drivers at GIZ Rwanda: Deadline: 12-10-2020

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Vacancy Announcement Drivers for Economic Inclusion of Refugees and Host Community Project

 The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is a federally owned international cooperation enterprise for sustainable development with worldwide operations. GIZ has worked in Rwanda for over 30 years. The primary objectives between the Government of Rwanda and the Federal Republic of Germany are poverty reduction and promotion of sustainable development. To achieve these objectives, GIZ Rwanda is active in the sectors of Decentralization and Good Governance, Economic Development and Employment Promotion, Energy, and ICT (Information and Communications Technology).

 The Economic Inclusion of Refugees and Host Communities project (Special Initiative Refugee) is a joint Rwandan-German Development Cooperation project implemented by GIZ, commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The project aims to improve the economic inclusion of residents of Mahama, Mugombwa, and Kigeme Refugee Camps and neighboring communities. The project facilitates interventions in the following fields of action: (1) improvement of framework conditions at the national and local level, (2) business start-ups and expansions particularly in the refugee camps and surrounding areas, (3) professional development for young refugees, and the youth from neighboring communities and (4) psychosocial support for those in need.

 Location: Huye (1 driver) and Kirehe (1 driver)

Fixed Term: one year (renewable)

A.    Responsibilities 

The driver is responsible for

  • safely and responsibly performing all official travel using official vehicles
  • regularly servicing and looking after official vehicles
  • taking account of all available information on road conditions, accessible routes, and locations
  • running official errands and
  • assisting with other office work

The driver carries the following tasks:

B.     Tasks

1.    Driving

  • Provides passenger transport in an official car for office, project or programme staff, official visitors, and guests
  • Runs errands for the project, programme or office, e.g. sending letters and messages, paying bills, and buying smaller quantities of office supplies
  • Helps with transporting goods
  • Completes the vehicle log correctly and conscientiously in accordance with GIZ standards

2.    Service

  • Cleans the interior and exterior of the vehicle(s) regularly
  • Checks oil, water, brakes, and brake liquid, tyre pressure, battery levels, and the entire vehicle, monthly or every 5,000 km (whichever is first), headlights, brakes, bodywork for dents, etc.
  • Responsible for the project vehicle documents and their good condition, keeping a vehicle log and recording monthly maintenance
  • Calculates monthly petrol, oil, and lubricant consumption for the daily cash fund and for forwarding monthly vouchers to cost accounting
  • Reports need for service and carries out minor repairs
  • Immediately reports all involvement of the project or office vehicle in accidents, including minor accidents, damage, loss or theft of vehicle fittings

3.    Knowledge management

  • Uses all available information (including current radio news on traffic conditions) to update daily knowledge of road conditions, current passable routes, and locations, and shares this information with other office drivers

4.    Other duties/additional tasks

  • Assists other colleagues as needed in the project, programme, or office if there is no travel pending, carries out other office work on request

 C.    Required qualifications, competences, and experience

 Qualifications

  • Secondary school education
  • Holds a valid driver’s license

Professional experience

  • At least 1-3 years’ work experience as a driver with references
  • No major accidents in the past 3 years

Other knowledge, additional competences

  • Good knowledge of English and Kinyarwanda, ideally a knowledge of French
  • Discipline and punctuality
  • Resilience and patience
  • Familiarity with Huye, Nyamagabe, Gisagara Districts, and Kirehe District
  • The driver is expected to be a refugee having a work permit or a local from the areas
  • Appropriate appearance and attire (friendly manner with all passengers)
  • Ensures unrestricted availability of vehicles at all times and reports restrictions immediately
  • Willingness to upskill as required by the tasks to be performed – corresponding measures are agreed with management

 Interested candidates should submit their application (motivation letter, updated CV, certificates, and references) until  12th October 2020 at 4:00 PM, by e-mail to recruitment-rw@giz.de The email attachment (max. size 2 MB) should be a PDF file. Please quote the job title in the subject

GIZ is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to the full inclusion of all qualified candidates. This includes the provision of reasonable accommodation, if needed, in order to participate in the job application and interview process and to perform essential job functions. Please, let us know if you have any particular requirements should you be invited for assessment/interview or that you wish us to take into account when considering your application.

 Refugees and women are particularly encouraged to apply.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for test and interview.

GIZ Office Rwanda

KN 41 St. / Nr.17, Kiyovu

P.O. Box 59, Kigali,

Rwanda

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Consultancy Services for the Design and Development of the Measurement Framework for ICT Social-Economic Impact Assessment of the Period of 2010-2020 at GIZ Rwanda :Deadline:12-10-2020

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Expression of Interest (EOI)

 CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK FOR ICT SOCIAL-ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE PERIOD OF 2010-2020

  1. BACKGROUND

The Ministry of Information Communication Technology and Innovation (MINICT) has a mission of addressing national priorities for economic growth and poverty reduction through the development and coordination of national information technology, communication & Innovation policies and programs as well as citizen’s empowerment. The paragraphs below present a brief overview of the policy framework guiding the industry as well as some high-level results registered by the sector as a whole.

The National Information and Communications Infrastructure (NICI) plans, I~III 2000 – 2015 were initiated to guide the ICT4D programs and initiatives linked to the objectives and goals outlined in Vision 2020. NICI I (2000 – 2005) focused on putting in place the foundational legal and regulatory framework to allow the liberalization of the telecommunication sector and attract private sector investments. During NICI II (2006-2010), the focus was on accelerating infrastructure rollout to connect the people through increased coverage of telecommunication networks, licensing of more operators, and implementation of the National Fiber Optic Backbone. NICI III (2011 – 2015) focused on Services – extending the benefits of increased connectivity to people through the transformation of services to government and citizen and business.

The fourth generation of the NICI Plans, the Smart Rwanda 2020 Master Plan (SRMP), was adopted in October 2015, to be implemented through to 2020. The SRMP was based on three enablers: ICT Capability & Capacity; Governance & Management and Secured & Shared Infrastructure and seven strategic pillars (Health, education, agriculture, finance, business and industry, women in technology and Government). At a national level, the SRMP aimed to serve as a bridging roadmap for leveraging ICT between the Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy (EDPRS II 2013 – 2018) and the National Strategy for Transformation (NST I 2018 – 2024). The SRMP’s vision (“Towards a Knowledge-based society) was underpinned by 67 projects in 20 focus areas based on ten core objectives covering all the seven pillars and three enablers.

From the SRMP, efforts of mainstreaming ICT in other sectors also yielded individual sector-led strategies such as ICT in Education, ICT for Agriculture, Digital Payment Strategy, draft Digital Health Strategy, draft Women Empowerment through Technology, ICT for Commerce, and the recent ICT in Governance.

Rwanda’s ICT sector led by the Ministry of ICT and Innovation in collaboration with all its agencies, and public, private, and development partners has registered significant progress and achievements. Active mobile-cellular telephone subscriptions stand at 9,040,327, which implies a mobile penetration rate of 74.8. The number of Internet subscriptions increased from 5,475,448 to 6,234,520 representing an increase of 13.9% between 2017/2018. The nascent private sector player has strengthened with global players such as Carnegie Mellon University, Andela in ICT talent and capacity development as well as Mara Phones in smartphone production, are established in Rwanda. Challenges however still persist. Rwanda’s ICT and Innovation ranks demonstrate mixed results as follows; Global ICT development index (153/175), ICT Adoption Index (111/141), Global Innovation Index (94/130), Network Readiness Index (80/139, and eGovernment index (120/193).

Some of the key bottlenecks affecting the sector’s growth and utilization include; low electricity penetration high cost of broadband and smart devices, low digital literacy levels, low production of local content in local language affecting usage by citizens, high cost of local hosting, low device and internet penetration. With regards to innovation, Rwanda was ranked as the 5th best-performing country in Sub Saharan Africa and 94th worldwide in the 2019 Global Innovation Index (GII). Rwanda outperforms its peers in the innovation input sub-index with a worldwide rank of 65. However, the country’s performance in the innovation output sub-index is much lower, with a rank of 123. Targeted efforts are required to improve the country’s innovation outputs.

It is undeniable that ICT is a critical enabler in the socio-economic transformation of economies. Rwanda in general and the ICT sector in specific are at critical junctures of development. As a nation, this year marks the end of Rwanda’s Vision 2020 implementation and the beginning of Vision 2050 and for the sector, this marks the end of SMART Rwanda Master Plan 1 2015-2020 (SRMP1) implementation and the beginning of SMRP II. It is therefore an opportune time to document not only the achievements registered by the sector but to also investigate the socio-economic impact of ICT initiatives and investments in the past decade.




  1. General Objective of the Consultancy Project

The objective of this assignment is to create a working framework to pave way for the assessment of the impact of ICT in Rwanda. This will be done through the use a list of specifically designated indicators through the use of advanced methodologies to exhaustively analyze and reveal the required variables needed to measure the socio-economic impact of ICT investments and initiatives from the year 2000 – 2010.

During this consultancy, a pilot and sample research analysis of the various reports provided. This will be carried out on the given indicators. The exercise should be purposely designed, to arrive at a conclusion and comparison that clarifies and disaggregates certain needed conditions to assess clearly the socio-economic impact.

The results of this exercise will soon be used to accurately measure the social-economic impact.  The socio-economic impact will be measured at the individual, organizational, and national levels and will include both the positive and negative effects of ICT services in terms of their environmental, social, and economic influences. For individuals, key socioeconomic factors include education, health, personal income, quality of life, the standard of living, social liberty, personal wealth, and occupation. For organizations, key socioeconomic factors include global competitiveness, business opportunities, organizational income, consumer demand, business reputation and brands, business assets, and workforce. Global competitiveness is defined as the ability to successfully confront international corporations in the global marketplace.




  1. Specific Objective of The Consultancy Project

This assignment has the following specific objectives:

  • In consultation with MINICT, identify relevant indicators to measure for the ICT Social Economic Impact.
  • To design and implement a measurement framework to assess the identified indicators, existing ICT programs and initiatives with a view of measuring their impact on the individual, organization and national level using a range of indicators provided by the MINICT;
  • To test the designed measurement framework using at least two use cases from the identified indicators.
  • To demonstrate/account for the impact of ICT in telecommunication, Transport, Health, Agriculture, Education, justice, Security, Finance – Economy – Business in rural areas as well as urban areas also based on the specifically identified indicators. Also, the disaggregation of the results by gender is key.
  • To identify challenges or opportunities to improve ICT effectiveness in future benchmarking from the specific agreed-upon indicators.
  • To develop an appropriate measurement framework that the ICT sector led by MINICT and its affiliate agencies can adopt for the monitoring and measuring of the ICT socio-economic impact.
  • To transfer knowledge and build the capacity of MINICT staff and other relevant institutions to monitor and measure the socio-economic impact of ICT programs and investments.
  1. Expected Deliverables

The Consultants will be expected to produce the following deliverables:

  • Inception Report: to be submitted to MINICT within 5 days after the date of contracting, detailing the understanding of the assignment, approach and methodology, activities to be conducted, and roadmap linked to the above outputs plus proposed structure of the final report;
  • Draft Project Plan: To be submitted to MINICT within 5 days after the submission of the inception report. This project plan must stipulate the range of chosen indicators and their methodologies to reach the result.
  • The Sample exercise: Should then be done to inform of desk research on the available report provided co-related to the indicators ensuring disaggregation and full analysis. All the findings should be documented within 120 days
  • Draft Final Report: to be submitted within 5 days (after the date of commencement of the assignment) to MINICT. The Consultant will present the Final Draft Report to concerned stakeholders for review and validation;
  • Validation Workshops: Organize, attend, and present the draft findings at a validation workshop. The presentation should highlight the main findings and recommendations of the socio-economic impact assessment: within 10 days
  • Final Report: to be submitted within 5 days (after the date of commencement of the assignment) to MINICT, which should include all inputs from stakeholder meetings/ workshops as well as outputs indicated in 3 (above).

All reports should be presented in English and in the following form: 3 spiral-bound hard Copies and soft copies for each, together with a CD ROM containing the full detailed reports to be submitted to MINICT. In addition, the consultant shall provide a consolidated excel report set together with metadata.




  1. Indicative Tasks and Activities

The scope of the assessment will be countrywide done by selecting a representative sample size. The Consultant is expected to carry out the research countrywide at the individual level and collect administrative records or extract the information in the existing research of the surveys carried out in all domains that can inform ICT impact in all sectors. During the review of available reports, the consultant shall ensure the maximum level of disaggregation (rural/urban, male/female, district).

The activities and tasks to achieve the above objective and outputs will include but not be limited to:

  • Discuss examples of the effects of ICT development in areas of our daily lives
  • Discuss examples of effect of computer development on communication and service delivery
  • Review of the current ICT policies and strategies to enhance understanding of ICT impact in all areas;
  • Review and analyze relevant ICT sector reports from the NISR and RURA.
  • Review the institutional and regulatory capacity, organizational set-up, financial and administrative systems for ICT Content promotion in Rwanda.
  • Prepare, moderate stakeholders, meeting(s) to receive input into and validate project drafts;
  • Finalize the assessment document and submit to the Ministry of ICT & Innovation – MINICT.

Key results of social impact assessment for ICT programs will be measured by the key performance indicators centered on the following variables:

  • ICT Availability: the extent to which citizens can access ICTs (As per the chosen indicators)
  • ICT Ownership: the extent to which citizen themselves own ICTs (As per the chosen indicators)
  • ICT Use: the extent to which citizens, organizations, and the Government use ICTs (As per the chosen indicators)
  • ICT impact: to what extent ICT has brought impact to the lives of citizens, organizations, and the nation at large (As per the chosen indicators)
  1. Reporting Mechanisms and Expected Deliverables

The consultant will report to the Permanent Secretary of MINICT and a team of three from MINICT will be assigned to assist the Consultants. The major activities of this team will be to:

  • Provide guidance to the consultant and regularly review and provide inputs to the work done.
  • Provide additional support and advice to the work beyond the Terms of Reference;
  • Facilitate the collection and distribution of all relevant information through document sharing and arranging consultations;
  1. Duration of Work and distribution of time

The consultancy input is expected to take an estimated period stated below:

Objective (Tasks)

Days per expert

Total Number of expert days

Inception report (2Experts)

2 Working Days

4 Expert days

Draft project plan (3 Experts)

3 working Days

9 Expert days

Use cases and framework test exercises (Based on the selected indicators ) (4Experts)

15 Working Days

60 Expert days

Draft final report (3 Expert)

3 Working Days

9 Expert days

Validation workshops (Workshops and meetings and reviews) (4 Experts)

5 Working Days

20 Expert days

Final report (4 Experts)

3 Working days

12 Expert days

Total: 114 Expert Days

The duration of this assignment is from 19 October 2020 to 30th November 2020

  1. Required Skills and Experience

The Consultant firm hired to conduct the work should have the following qualifications:

  • A minimum of 4 years of proven experience in developing and implementing social impact assessments of economic sectors and (or) various sectors;
  • Strong understanding of the dynamics of ICT and Innovation demonstrated by experience in conducting studies in that area;
  • Demonstrated ability (with successes) of carrying out

Analysis related to socio-economic variables, quantitative and qualitative research;

  • To have conducted the successful implementation of at least two similar projects.
  • Have good knowledge of the business environment and issues regarding the development of the private sector in Rwanda and in the region.
  • Demonstrated experiences in engaging with a wide spectrum of actors i.e. public and private sector actors engaging in economic development and trade;
  • Ability to combine sound judgment and influencing skills with high-quality technical knowledge to support the development of a complex programme.
  1. Team Leader

The team leader will be a high caliber professional possessing the following portfolio of international experience and qualifications:

  • A seasoned professional with at least 10 years of proven experience in leading or conducting studies/ developing strategies related to the development of national strategies;
  • At least ten years of combined experience of working with leaders from the public and private sectors to facilitate national economic development.
  • Extensive knowledge of and contacts in the technology and innovation global ecosystem
  • At least a master’s degree in ICT, Economics, Business Administration, Management, Trade or related field;
  • At least 7 years’ experience in managing and conducting research in Economic policy, ICT for development, design as a tool for development and related programs;
  • Extensive knowledge and experience of current issues relating to private sector development;
  • Demonstrate availability to a wide reach of networks relevant to the assignment.
  • Knowledge and experience in the formulation of Monitoring and Evaluation frameworks;
  • Knowledge and experience in local and international project design;
  • Experience with working with local counterparts including skills and knowledge transfer, coaching and mentoring;
  • Fluency in English;
  • The consulting firm shall provide the CV of the Team Leader with concrete 
evidence of previous experiences of similar assignments & a copy of degree or certificates.
  1. Local ICT Innovation/ICT-Business Convergence Expert
  • A local expert with at least 5 years of proven experience in the ICT and Innovation sector in Rwanda;
  • Detailed understanding of Rwanda’s ICT and Innovation ecosystem
  • At least 5 years carrying out benchmarking ICT in business
  • Experience in competitive Intelligence and Market trends
  • Experience in ICT Market and Forecasting studies
  • ICT Partnerships and End-user Analysis
  • Ability to perform all required tasks in English, with experience in the region as an added advantage;
  • The local ICT/Innovation expert should hold a master’s degree in ICT or post-graduate degree in IT, Business Administration or equivalent
  • The consulting firm shall provide the CV of Local ICT Innovation/ICT-Business Convergence expert with concrete evidence of previous experiences & copy of degree or certificates.
  1. Research/Statistics Expert
  • A relevant Postgraduate degree in statistical methods and analytics or a related field;
  • At least 5 years’ experience in implementing socio-economic impact assessments and/or relevant research designing innovation plans and strategies
  • Experience in project management as lead or main contributor for at least two large scale socio-economic impact assessments
  • Fluency in English;
  • Experience in Rwanda and/or Eastern Africa will be considered highly advantageous;
  • The consulting firm shall provide the CV of the Innovation Expert with concrete evidence of previous experiences of similar assignments & copy of degree or certificates.
  1. ICT and Business Convergence Expert
  • A relevant bachelors in statistics and economics or a related field;
  • At least 5 years’ experience in implementing socio-economic impact assessments and/or relevant research assessment of business and innovation plans and strategies
  • Experience in project management as lead or main contributor for at least two large scale socio-economic impact assessments
  • Fluency in English;
  • Experience in Rwanda and/or Eastern Africa will be considered highly advantageous;
  • The consulting firm shall provide the CV of the Innovation Expert with concrete evidence of previous experiences of similar assignments & copy of degree or certificates.
  1. Requirements on the format of the proposal

The structure of your proposal must correspond to the structure of the EoI. The EoI must be legible (font size 11 or larger) and clearly formulated. It is drawn up in English.

The complete EoI shall not exceed 30 pages (excluding CVs and list of items to be procured).

If one of the maximum page lengths is exceeded, the content appearing after the cut-off point will not be included in the assessment.

 EoI & Evaluation criteria

 EoI will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

  • Company profile,
  • Relevant experience,
  • Company strategies to assure agility, flexibility, and responsiveness,
  • Personnel,
  • and financial offer

 

Submission of EoI

The only consulting company are eligible to apply to this assignment, no individuals will be accepted.

The EoI should contain the following:

For Technical Proposal:

  • A Cover letter expressing interest in this assignment;
  • Technical Proposal with a brief description of why you would be considered as the most suitable for the assignment, relevant expertise, and a detailed clear methodology, on how will be your approach and complete the assignment;
  • The CVs shall not exceed 4 pages.
  • Company registration certificate (RDB) if available
  • VAT registration certificate if available
  • Proof of successful completion of related assignments.
  • Latest tax clearance certificate

For the Financial Proposal:

The Financial Proposal indicates the all-inclusive total contract price, supported by a breakdown of all costs. The cost must be in RWF and VAT excluded.

Please submit your EoI documents in two separate envelopes (1 for technical offer and 1 for a financial offer) until the latest Monday 12th October 2020 at 4:00 pm, at the front desk of:

GIZ Office Kigali/Rwanda

KN 41 Street / Nr.17 – Kiyovu

B.P 59 Kigali – Rwanda

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Communication Specialist at American Embassy Kigali Mission Rwanda: Deadline : 12-10-2020

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Communication Specialist               

Vacancy Announcement: KIGALI-2020-017

The Embassy of the United States of America in Kigali is recruiting for the position of Communication Specialist. The position is open to All Interested Candidates/All Sources and available to start immediately.




Duties: In close coordination with the Deputy Country Director, the incumbent serves as a focal point for all communication and public affairs activities for Center for Disease Control (CDC) Rwanda ensuring that U.S Government funded programs are highlighted to support the public health activities in Rwanda. S/he is responsible for working with CDC Rwanda leadership and technical teams to develop and implement a comprehensive communications program to promote public understanding of CDC Rwanda’s programs and accomplishments. Plans and coordinates the dissemination of information relating to the organization’s programs, objectives, and functions through various platforms. Provides technical support and assistance to CDC-Rwanda technical/programmatic teams as well as to implementing partners. Provides writer-editor support for high-level briefing documents, external communications with partners, remarks for public events, and technical/programmatic documents. This position is supervised by CDC Rwanda Deputy Country Director.

All applications must be submitted via Electronic Recruitment Application (ERA) by COB (5:30 pm) on October 12, 2020.

Full announcement and application procedures are available on https://rw.usembassy.gov/embassy/jobs/

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you have any questions, please contact the Human Resources Office on KigaliHRRecruitment@state.gov




Chief Risk Officer at Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD): Deadline 2 October 2020

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Position: Chief Risk Officer

Job Grade: 2

Job Profile

The Development Bank of Rwanda is the Rwanda’s only National Development Bank mandated to support Rwanda’s development goals. Over the last years, the bank has undergone substantial re-organization aimed at positioning it as an “innovative and sustainable provider of development finance for socio-economic impact”.

In order to achieve this vision, the bank’s new strategic plan (2018-2024) has outlined 3 key strategic themes;

  • Operational Excellence: Continuous improvement of our credit and risk management system, financial performance and customer services.
  • Strategic Partnerships: Forming strategic partnerships to deliver our mandate is a key component of our core activities.
  • Dynamic Culture: Continuously improving our pool of knowledge to have the most competent and skilled employees.

To help accomplish this ambitious and exciting vision, the Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) would like to recruit suitable qualified staff to fill the position of Chief Risk Officer.




Key Responsibilies

  • Advise on, and protect BRD against risks inherent in their operations (identify, measure, monitor and enforce effective mitigation of risk exposures).
  • Take role in management decisions, ensuring that decisions taken conform to the risk parameters approved by the Board of Directors.
  • Develop risk management strategies to provide a structured and coherent approach to identifying and assessing the Bank’s risk.
  • Develop the bank’s Risk Management Frameworks to provide the guidelines required in delivering proactive risk management for the bank.
  • Develop the budget required for the successful implementation of the BRD Risk strategy to ensure timely allocation of budget.
  • Develop the policies, procedures, and processes required to provide the guidelines required to undertake quality and timely risk management.
  • Develop implementation plans for the risk and compliance functions, to ensure the teams are guided in the effective and efficient implementation of the strategy.
  • Define the banks risk appetite and advice management on strategies to strike a balance between actively managing the risk transferring the risk through insurance.
  • Establish an early warning or trigger system for breaches of the bank’s risk appetite or limits and influencing to reduce the response time on potential risk.
  • Undertake risk analysis of all functional areas to identify areas of vulnerability and identify ways of risk avoidance.
  • Monitor the loan and investment portfolio quality and stress test the Bank’s financial variables in relation to environmental changes and impact on Bank’s performance.
  • Continually measure and monitor the risk environment and the performance of the Bank’s risk management strategies to inform decision making.
  • Inculcate a bank wide risk awareness culture to enhance a comprehensive and holistic approach to risk management.
  • Periodically report to the Board of Directors on creation of probability distributions of all material risk and their portfolio effects, to inform the possible impact on the bank’s key performance metrics.
  • Develop and implement the bank’s business continuity plan processes to address disaster recovery, business recovery and emergency response management;
  • Review the global change agenda and advise the bank on the interlinkages of regulatory changes across jurisdictions to prevent subsequent fines and penalties.
  • Evaluate new laws and regulations and stay abreast of all legislative and regulatory developments both locally and internationally and analyze their potential impact on the Bank.
  • Advise the business on potential ways to gain strategic advice by intelligently managing risk.
  • Express concern about decisions to the executive management or board of directors, in case risk related positions are made against the recommendations of the risk manager.




Key Requirements

  • Master’s degree in Finance or any other related field
  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Commerce, Business Administration/ or related field
  • A Professional Certificate in Risk Management, Association of Chartered Certified
  • ACCA)/ CPA, CFA will be an added advantage
  • A minimum of ten 10 years of experience in accounting and finance management preferably in risk management, two (2) of which must be in a senior management level in a similar institution

 Core competencies

  • Understanding of risk and compliance strategies, policies and procedures
  • Good understanding of banking regulations, practices, and standards
  • Understanding of risk management and compliance systems
  • Understanding of regulatory and professional standards
  • Knowledge risk and compliance risk concepts and environment
  • Strategic Investment Analysis
  • High level of accuracy in the evaluating financial records and documents
  • Knowledge of best practice risk and compliance frameworks
  • Excellent modelling and scenario testing
  • People and Team Management
  • Advanced Reporting Skills




Manager,Collateral Management at Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD): Deadline:2 October 2020

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Position: Manager, Collateral Management

Job Grade: 5

Job Profile

The Development Bank of Rwanda is the Rwanda’s only National Development Bank mandated to support Rwanda’s development goals. Over the last years, the bank has undergone substantial re-organization aimed at positioning it as an “innovative and sustainable provider of development finance for socio-economic impact”.

In order to achieve this vision, the bank’s new strategic plan (2018-2024) has outlined 3 key strategic themes;

  • Operational Excellence: Continuous improvement of our credit and risk management system, financial performance and customer services.
  • Strategic Partnerships: Forming strategic partnerships to deliver our mandate is a key component of our core activities.
  • Dynamic Culture: Continuously improving our pool of knowledge to have the most competent and skilled employees.

To help accomplish this ambitious and exciting vision, the Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) would like to recruit suitable qualified staff to fill the position of Manager, Collateral Management




Key Requirements

  • Assist Investment team during the whole process of project appraisal from end to end.
  • Assist in the preparation and review of legal documentation to ensure compliance with the set regulations.
  • Research and prepare statistical data on legal matters to advice the Manager, Legal Services on changes or updates of any legal policies or procedures.
  • Draft all kinds of BRD projects loan, security contracts and other transactional agreements and submit them to the Manager for review before submission to the CS&GC.
  • Draft/Review all legal documents including MOUs, transactional agreements, NDAs, and provide appropriate feedback to the Manager, legal Services for review.
  • Negotiate all financing and security agreements with clients and other stakeholders to ensure clarity of the contractual terms and conditions of each party as well as timely implementation of conditions precedent to contract drafting, signing and disbursement.
  • Carry out projects site visit and conduct proper and timely legal due diligence on all projects to be financed by BRD and submit the Legal Due Diligence report to Manager for review and approval before submission to the CS&GC.
  • Prepare periodical (weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual) and adhoc report related to legal services unit and submit them to the Manager for review and approval before submission to the CS&GC.




Key Requirements

  • A minimum of 5 years of working experience.
  • Ability to work independently.
  • Excellent writing and speaking skills.
  • Demonstrated experience in matters collateral perfection and management.
  • Demonstrated experience in matters insurance.
  • Demonstrated experience in overseeing legal recoveries with regard to collateral and securities.
  • Demonstrated working experience of the Rwandan judicial process and dispute settlement mechanisms.
  • A good working knowledge of transactional law
  • Have any of the following academic qualifications LLB ,LLM, ILDP Certificate

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Investment Officer at Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD): Deadline 2 October 2020

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Position: Investment Officer

Job Grade: 6

Job Profile

The Development Bank of Rwanda is the Rwanda’s only National Development Bank mandated to support Rwanda’s development goals. Over the last years, the bank has undergone substantial re-organization aimed at positioning it as an “innovative and sustainable provider of development finance for socio-economic impact”.

In order to achieve this vision, the bank’s new strategic plan (2018-2024) has outlined 3 key strategic themes;

  • Operational Excellence: Continuous improvement of our credit and risk management system, financial performance and customer services.
  • Strategic Partnerships: Forming strategic partnerships to deliver our mandate is a key component of our core activities.
  • Dynamic Culture: Continuously improving our pool of knowledge to have the most competent and skilled employees.

To help accomplish this ambitious and exciting vision, the Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) would like to recruit suitable qualified staff to fill the position of Investment Officer.




Key Requirements

  • Identify and initiate proposals for new facilities or facility modifications in line with the assigned sector(s) of the banks’ portfolio in order to grow a healthy portfolio.
  • The investment officer is responsible for the quality of recommended credit applications and is the first line in managing his/her credit portfolio risk.
  • Undertake the pre-appraisal analysis for credit proposals and carry out onsite visits of projects at pre-appraisal stage to assess the project viability.
  • Organize deal forum meetings with credit risk and legal departments to discuss credit proposals and seek their technical inputs.
  • Collect the required project data and information to enable the detailed appraisal. The investment officer will provide advice and guidance to potential clients on their business proposals to mitigate risks.
  • Proactively identify and analyses and submit to the sector manager the loans restructuring proposals to be presented to the banks approvals authorities, with the support of portfolio monitoring and Credit documentation officers.
  • Undertake detailed appraisal for approved proposals and facility restructuring proposals and present them to the banks’ approval authority.
  • Collect M&E data while assessing projects that will facilitate the social economic impact assessment to be reported to stakeholders (during appraisal).
  • Liaise with credit documentation and legal department for loan documentation (term sheet, notification, facility agreement, etc.) drafting and distribute it to the promoters for their signature.
  • The investment officer will fast track the first and subsequent disbursements.
  • Follow up the loan collections and ensure timely loans servicing to avoid loan book deterioration.
  • Issue loans repayment reminder and notice letters to clients as per the credit policies and procedures.
  • Visit each customer/project in his portfolio with a monitoring officer at least once a year;
  • Pro-actively and timeously identify potential problems on credit files and formulate appropriate risk mitigating strategies.
  • With the support of monitoring and credit documentation officers, the investment officer shall prepare and present the restructuring proposal to the approving authority.
  • Ensure at all time adherence to the Bank’s turnaround time standards for processing credit applications, to all the Bank Policies and Procedures the Credit Policy, the internal code of conducts, the latest market best practices and all banking laws and regulations applicable.
  • The investment officer will handle his/her client inquiries throughout the loans’ lifespan (from initiation to the settlement of the loan account).
  • Carry on any other assignment delegated by the line managers.




Key Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree in finance, Business Administration or related field
  • A minimum of 3 (three) years in similar position
  • Experience with due diligence and analysis of investment opportunities
  • Experience building and/or managing investment portfolio monitoring systems
  • Familiarity with legal documentation common to debt and equity transactions
  • Demonstrated flexibility and success in rapidly changing environments
  • Demonstrated ability to design, launch and scale new projects and initiatives Financial and management reporting skills
  • Interpersonal skills
  • Analytical skills, attention to detail, ability to work with deadlines and schedules and strong follow-through capacity
  • Negotiation skill

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Head,Information Technology and Digital Innovation at Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD): Deadline: 2 October 2020

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Job Profile

The Development Bank of Rwanda is the Rwanda’s only National Development Bank mandated to support Rwanda’s development goals. Over the last years, the bank has undergone substantial re-organization aimed at positioning it as an “innovative and sustainable provider of development finance for socio-economic impact”.

In order to achieve this vision, the bank’s new strategic plan (2018-2024) has outlined 3 key strategic themes;

  • Operational Excellence: Continuous improvement of our credit and risk management system, financial performance and customer services.
  • Strategic Partnerships: Forming strategic partnerships to deliver our mandate is a key component of our core activities.
  • Dynamic Culture: Continuously improving our pool of knowledge to have the most competent and skilled employees.

To help accomplish this ambitious and exciting vision, the Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) would like to recruit suitable qualified staff to fill the position of Head,Information Technology and Digital Innovation.




Key Requirements

  • Lead the development and implementation of the bank’s IT strategy to ensure the business strategy is supported by a sound integrated IT framework that supports innovation.
  • Develop the IT budget and seek for timely allocation of resources to support the implementation of the ICT strategies.
  • Lead the development of policies, procedures and processes that ensure compliance with the relevant regulations that govern banking in Rwanda and international best practices for development banks.
  • Implement IT Service Delivery in line with set targets of satisfaction level and availability, thereby ensuring that the Bank’s IT requirements are adequately addressed.
  • Develop and update standard operating procedures and best practices to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the systems and their usage.
  • Lead the development and testing of new programs developed to ensure responsiveness to user needs.
  • Coordinate the development and implementation of ICT business continuity plans to provide an IT framework that is responsive to the unpredictable operating environment.
  • Lead the development and implementation of change management strategies on ICT products and services for successful implementation.
  • Oversee the deployment, monitoring, maintenance, development, upgrade and support of al IT systems including database, the core banking system, network infrastructure, operating systems, software applications, disaster recovery, backups and peripherals to ensure that they are in line with the Banks’s needs and requirements.
  • Approve system changes to ensure system integrity in line with set policy and procedure, as a risk mitigation and control measures.
  • Approval of user authorizations to ensure conformity with requirements of the user’s job role thereby ensuring appropriate rights allocation, and minimizing attendant risks.
  • Monitor systems Analysis to confirm requirements/specifications for new systems that are required to address the Bank’s automation requirements and ensure its security features.
  • Control the existence of all written documentation, including system and user manuals, license agreements, and documentation of modifications and upgrades to ensure all systems have supporting documents to guide the usage.
  • Study the Bank’s business processes on an on-going basis in order to identify opportunities for digitization, digitalization and innovation.
  • Evaluate Staff Performance in line with set objectives/targets within the IT Unit to ensure achievement of the department’s strategy.
  • Address IT Staffing & Training Requirements to meet skill and manpower needs, in order to adequately address the Bank’s IT requirements.
  • Coordinate and develop IT staff members duties by following up their activities to ensure the IT department serves the users efficiently and effectively and at their satisfaction.




Keys requirements

  • Master’s degree in Computer Sciences/ Management Information system or a relevant field
  • Bachelor’s Degree in computer science, Information Technology/ or related field
  • Professional certification in IT
  • A minimum of ten 10 years of experience in IT, two (2) of which must be in a senior management level in a similar institution
  • Core competencies
  • Knowledge of ICT Policies and Procedures
  • Knowledge in Project Management
  • Network Management
  • Disaster Recovery Management
  • Recovery Management
  • System Administration and integration
  • IT Data Security
  • Cybercrime
  • Firewall network security
  • Innovation
  • Business Acumen & Process management
  • Knowledge of IT Programs and Applications
  • People and Team management

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Agronomists at Agriterra :Deadline:07-10-2020

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Piloting a new farmer-led business model in the Ngoma maize value chain 

Vacancy for ambitious and knowledgeable professionals with a passion for rural development 

We are Agriterra, a Dutch agri-agency that provides business development services to ambitious cooperatives and farmer organizations in developing and emerging economies. We assist them with advice and training by locally based business advisors and by deploying practitioners from the Dutch and international farmer organizations and (cooperative) companies; the so-called Agripool experts. We apply a three-track approach: we make cooperatives bankable and create real farmer-led companies, we improve extension services to farmer members, and we enhance farmer-government dialogues. Our advisory practice covers the full range of services on Management & Organisation, Financial Management, Governance, Business Development, and Lobby & Advocacy.

Agriterra works from local offices in a large number of countries. We work with self-steering teams, so our employees are challenged to use every bit of determination, creativity, and strategy to achieve our compelling goals. Being a self-steering organization makes Agriterra an inspiring and challenging environment for professional growth and development.




Agriterra has an annual turnover of approximately 15 million euros, is ISO certified, and has over 160 employees, both in the Netherlands and abroad. For more information, visit our website www.agriterra.org.

For a new and innovative initiative in the Rwandan maize and soybean value chains, specifically in Ngoma district, Agriterra Rwanda is looking for:

Three agronomists

Location: Ngoma district, Eastern province

As an agronomist, you will be working on a consultancy contract under Agriterra Rwanda, stationed at a maize cooperative in Ngoma district. Together with a selection of maize cooperatives, Agriterra is setting up an innovative business model, based on the principles of economies of scale, competitive advantage creation through the injection of knowledge and collective action. We aim to strengthen the bargaining power of smallholder maize farmers and their cooperatives, by creating a new market-oriented initiative of service provision and aggregation. As agronomist, you will be responsible for the provision of state-of-the-art extension services about good agricultural practices to the members of the selected cooperatives in Ngoma district. You will advise farmers and monitor and record their production and motivate them to reach the highest yields possible. Your attention will improve their yields and economic position and will increase their commitment to their cooperative and the new initiative. You will be a representative of Agriterra in the rural areas, at the same time as representing the cooperative and the new business model. You will be committed to increasing the yields and the aggregated produce on a cooperative level while working in a team with two other agronomists and a manager. As a professional, you will be able to balance the interests of the cooperative you are dedicated to with the interests of the collective action initiative and Agriterra. At harvesting time and during the post-harvest handling you ensure that appropriate practices are applied, aligned with the requests from the selected off-taker. You will base your daily advisory services on your profound knowledge of two key maize sourcing principles: the grain model and the cob model. In addition to providing agronomic services to maize farmers, you will provide your services to soy producers as well.

Duties




  • Proximity coaching of farmers on the application of good agricultural practices (GAP) and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in maize and soybean production
  • Proximity coaching of farmers on the application of post-harvest handling practices in maize and soybean value chains
  • Establishment of farmer field school (FFS) at the cooperatives and monitoring the implementation
  • Collect information on the demand of inputs and assist in their supply and distribution process
  • Ensure proper data recording and sharing
  • Facilitate the deliveries to the contracted buyers
  • Ensure good communication with local government
  • To carry out other tasks as assigned by Agriterra Rwanda
  • Ensure accurate and timely monthly, quarterly and annual reports to Agriterra Rwanda/ OSC

Your profile

  • A0 in Agriculture science with at least 2 years of working experience in a related field
  • Valid driving license category A
  • Knowledge of existing and innovative agronomic practices
  • Demonstrable experience in the maize and/or soybean value chain
  • Knowledge of the grain model and the cob model, related to maize aggregation
  • A respectful and motivated attitude towards farmers and their organizations
  • Good computer skills
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Good interpersonal and writing skills in Kinyarwanda and French/English
  • Organizational skills
  • Ability to work in an innovative business model, with loyalty to farmers, cooperatives, the new business, and Agriterra
  • Ability to work in Ngoma District.

Are you interested?

Are you interested in this position and do you fit the profile? Apply before the 7th  October 2020 with a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and academic certificate in one PDF file, by sending an e-mail to rwanda@agriterra.org to the attention of Mr. Jasper Spikker, Agriterra Rwanda Country representative, with reference code ATRW-8706. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.




Finance Assistant at Greenroad Logistic Rwanda :Deadline: 28-10-2020

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JOB DESCRIPTION

Position: Finance Assistant

Reports to: Finance Manager

Department: Finance

Station:      Kigali     

Duties and responsibilities:

      i.        Petty cash posting and reconciliation

    ii.        Confirmation of customer payments

   iii.        Bank reconciliation

   iv.        Voyage statements preparation and reconciliation

    v.        Cash withdrawal and deposit

   vi.        Debtor management – invoicing, reconciliation, statements

  vii.        File verification for invoicing

viii.        Invoicing and receipting

   ix.        General ledger reconciliations

    x.        Asset register maintenance

   xi.        Cashflow reports weekly

  xii.        Daily cash position reports

xiii.        Filing of statutory returns –PAYEE, PENSION, MATERNITY ETC

xiv.        Payment of payroll deductions

  xv.        Cheque posting

xvi.        Filing and records management of the department

xvii.        Any other duty assigned by management from time to time

Key Performance Areas/Indicators

      i.        Nil delayed invoices

    ii.        Timely cash position reports

   iii.        Accurate bank reconciliation

Timely supplier payments

iv.        100% statutory compliance

Key Competencies and Skills

Competencies

§  Strong computer skills

§  Strong communication skills

§  High integrity and professionalism

§  Work with minimal supervision

 

Qualifications

§  Bachelor’s degree in Finance

§  CPA Qualification

§  Minimum 3 years’ experience

Acknowledgment

…………………………….                                               ………………………………….                                                          

Finance Assistant                                                      Finance Manager

 

How to apply:

Interested candidates should send an application letter plus updated Curriculum Vitae in English, including 2 names of professional referees at sofia_yuan@greenroad.com.cn

Deadline for application: 28th October 2020




Managing Director at Spark Microgrants:Deadline:28th October, 2020

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Spark Microgrants

Spark Microgrants believes in a world where everyone lives with dignity and determines their own positive future.  Decades of prescriptive aid have sidelined the poor from the very programs meant to uplift them. For nearly a decade, Spark Microgrants has been pioneering a new approach to international aid. We believe in local solutions and catalyzing rural villages facing poverty into action. After years of refining a community organizing and seed funding model for rural village action we are garnering demand from emerging nations and leading civil society organizations to train and support them to adapt and deploy the approach at scale.




At the heart of Spark’s model, the Facilitated Collective Action Process (FCAP), are ‘town-hall’ style weekly meetings, in which women and men, young and old, plan together for their community’s future. Each village democratically elects a leadership committee, establishes a village savings account, and launches a project of their choice. Members receive training on financial management and transparency, leadership, village planning, and advocacy. Each village then receives US$8,000 in seed funds to turn project ideas into reality and receives additional management support.

In our first decade we reached 320+ villages where each launches their own local impact projects, benefiting over 230,000 lives. In the next three years, we seek to accelerate the growth of this approach, through establishing a national program to reach 14,000 villages in Rwanda, lead cutting edge research on the benefits of facilitation, and curate a global community of practice for organizations across the continent and beyond actively using the FCAP.

As a team, we share a set of common values that shape ‘how’ we work. These are:

1)   Facilitators. We don’t impose; we enable others to generate impact.

2)   Community-driven. We are motivated by what is best for the community.

3)   Process-centered. The how of what we do is just as important as the what.

4)   Authentic. Our vision and values live in everything we do.

5)   Dynamic. We seek opportunities and are willing to take risks to serve our community Partners better.




ABOUT THE ROLE

Spark is seeking a Managing Director to scale our work from 190 to 14,000 villages across Rwanda through coalition building, national policy development, and strong program delivery. The Government of Rwanda and Spark have an ambitious strategy to strengthen village level governance and enhance rural livelihoods across the country.

To finance this initiative, Spark is in the final steps of securing a $6 million World Bank grant through the Japanese Social Development Fund, for the Advancing Citizen Engagement (ACE) Project. The project is anticipated to kick off in early 2021. The project will improve the livelihoods of 85,000 people across 245 villages in Rwanda, and enhance Local and Central Government capacity for participatory village planning, utilizing Spark’s tried and tested model for village development, the Facilitated Collective Action Process (FCAP). Your strategic leadership will guarantee successful replication of the FCAP through our World Bank and Government partnership and ensure we are set on the path to national scale in Rwanda.

The Managing Director will act as the key leader in bringing the FCAP to scale in Rwanda, coordinating national, multilateral, and global partnership work; and will work closely with the executive team and interact with the Board of Directors to direct our work in Rwanda. You will be responsible for a team of 30+ program staff, directly manage the Rwanda Country Director, own government and funding partner relationships, and lead Spark’s policy advisory function to the Government of Rwanda.

We are looking for candidates with success in building bilateral and multilateral partnerships; are energized about building a coalition across funding agencies and implementation groups; and demonstrate operational excellence and a passion for culture and people development. The right candidate will not want to do ‘development as usual’ but question ‘how’ aid works and ensure that Spark’s program is ultimately accountable to the villages we serve.




YOUR OBJECTIVES AND KEY RESULTS WILL INCLUDE;

  • Management and Leadership: Provision of strategic leadership to the Rwanda program to set and achieve goals driving enhanced program quality, scope and efficiency;
  • Effective management of a team of 30+ country program staff, driving excellence and promoting and embodying values in the team.
  • Advance the goal of national coverage in Rwanda through policy-driven scaling of the FCAP approach, including through strategic management of an initial World Bank and philanthropically funded Project.
  • Lead coordination and oversight of Rwanda-based Programs, Operations, and Finance and RELM teams towards quality program implementation, ensuring that the Rwanda program meets and exceeds donor and government expectations.
  • Year 1 focus: Establish and oversee the Rwanda program with a focus on the ACE Project team, including supporting recruitment of additional project staff, implementing strong performance incentives, and streamlining coordination and workflows to deliver on the ACE Project Work Plan.
  • Coalition Building: Support the Government of Rwanda to prepare and adopt a National Framework for Participatory Village Planning;
  • Ensure quality design, financing and adoption of a national program for participatory village development.
  • Drive national-level dialogue, policy reform, and program design by leveraging evidence from programming implementation.
  • Build a coalition of development partners and Government in support of a National Framework for Participatory Village Planning.
  • Year 1 focus: Establish inter-ministerial technical working relationships to drive design of the National Framework, and cultivate relationships with non-governmental development partners.
  • Grant Management: Quality execution of the World-Bank funded Advancing Citizen Engagement (ACE) Project to improve rural livelihoods and enhance Government capacity for citizen engagement;
  • Support compliance with donor requirements through ownership of all Grant-specific processes, budgets, and legal agreements, and leadership and coordination across program, finance, and operational teams.
  • Lead management of donor and Government relationships and ensure timely and quality submission of project reports.
  • Ensure effective and timely program implementation in line with project work plan and safeguarding instruments.
  • Year 1 focus: Oversight of ACE Project launch and roll-out of timely program operations to 245 villages, establishment of operational and programmatic systems for reporting and data management.




WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR;

  • Passion for rural communities owning their future
  • You are driven by a world with strong civil society where communities are in the driving seat of local change.
  • You are passionate about improving aid delivery and governance
  • Commitment to Policy-driven change.
  • You have experience working within or supporting Government-led initiatives, and can demonstrate your experience supporting Government-led reforms.
  • You have an understanding of the machinery of public policy, and feel comfortable engaging with key stakeholders on policy reform at both a technical and a high-level.
  • Relationship builder
  • You have established and strengthened relationships with governments and/or donors and can show how these helped scale and grow programs under your supervision.
  • You are comfortable representing Spark to a wide audience, networking on the international stage, and building regional coalitions.
  • Strong Manager
  • You have a strong record of keeping projects on track, consistently meeting implementation timelines with quality.
  • You have managed grant-funded projects and can point to examples of excellent program delivery, donor relationship management, and reporting.
  • You have a solid management record of at least 5 years in diverse and multicultural contexts and workplaces, where you lead, nurtured, and retained Passion for rural communities owning their future.

You have the cultural fit to work with us here at Spark if;

  • You are dynamic, self-driven, and proactively seek out feedback.
  • You are self-organized and goal oriented.
  • You think strategically and are highly process oriented, relishing the challenge of applying a range of approaches to answer complex questions.
  • You are a facilitator; you listen intently, integrate feedback and create an environment where everyone feels comfortable to speak up and develop ideas together.
  • You drive thoughtful processes to make strategic decisions and problem solve. You collaborate and prioritize an inclusive process that can be replicated in the future.
  • You are authentic. You speak your mind and you live your values.
  • You respect all people irrespective of race, gender, age, religion, nationality, economic status, sexual orientation, or ability, in all of your approaches to your work.
  • Master’s degree in a related field.
  • Extensive experience as a Managing Director or in a similar role.
  • At least 6 years of experience and extensive experience in a similar position
  • Experience in developing and implementing strategic and new business plans.
  • Commitment to Policy-driven change.
  • Relationship builder.
  • A facilitator; you listen intently, integrate feedback and create an environment where everyone feels comfortable to speak up and develop ideas together.

WHY WORK WITH US;

  • Spark has grown every year since founding, you will enter the organization as part of senior leadership with immense opportunity to shape the future of the organization and grow as a leader.
  • Spark has been recognized by the Government of Rwanda, NY Times, Obama Foundation, Draper Richards Kaplan, Forbes and beyond as a leader in community-driven change.
  • You will be joining a team that hails from ten countries around the world and is committed to a world where every village has the power to drive local change.
  • You will have the freedom and autonomy to make your role your own. We want to hear your crazy ideas, your vision for the future and your critical questions.

OTHER INFORMATION

Currently our field operations are adapting to help combat the spread of COVID-19. Our teams are supporting our communities virtually and we expect that when things open up demand for development solutions will be high in the communities we serve. We are working on refining our growth and virtual support models at this time.

Location: Kigali, Rwanda (with ~30% travel), but we are open to virtual work in the next 6 months while we monitor the COVID situation and assess risks.

We are looking for someone who is committed to this role for at least 3-4 years.

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Niyigena Clement wakiniraga APR FC yamaze kwinjira muri Rayon Sports bidasubirwaho!

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Myugariro wa APR Fc yasinyiye mukeba Rayon Sports bitunguranye, iyi ni transiferi itari iherutse kubaho hano muri siporo yo Mu Rwanda.

Ubusanzwe uyu Clement yakiniye ikipe ya Marines Fc  aho ikipe ye ya APR yari yaramutije nk’uko tubikesha amakuru aturuka muri APR bivugwa ko uyu Clement yakuriye muri ekipe y’abana ya MFTC mu karere ka Muhanga.

Clement yagiye azamura urwego rw’imikinire cyane bigaragarira buri wese kugeza n’aho yatorewe kuba kapiteni wa Marines Fc ubwo yajyagaho asimbuye Mutunzi Clement nawe wari umaze igihe kuri uyu mwanya.

ikindi twababwira kuri uyu musore w’imyaka 19 n’uko asanzwe anakinira ikipe y’igihugu Amavubi y’abatarengeje imyaka 23 ,aho yayikiniye kuva muri 2019.

Niyigena Clement abaye umukinnyi wa mbere uguzwe na Komite nshya ya Rayon Sports iyobowe na Murenzi Abdallah, yahawe kuyobora iyi kipe mu minsi 30 y’inzibacyubo, nyuma y’ikurwa ku buyobozi rya komite yari iyobowe na Munyakazi Sadate.

Clement aje yiyongera kubakinnyi 11 Rayon iherutse kugura muri gahunda yayo yo kwibikaho abakiri bato kugira ngo irusheho kubaka ejo hazaza hayo hakomeye,

Abandi bakinnyi bavugwa bashobora kuza muri Rayon Sports mu minsi ya vuba barimo; Deo Kanda uheruka muri Simba SC yo muri Tanzania, Victor Ourega ukinira TP Mazembe, Muzamir Mutyaba uheruka muri KCCA yo muri Uganda n’abandi benshi

Twandikire muri Comment ku kibazo, icyifuzo cyangwa se inyunganizi waba ufite kuri iyi nkuru unayisangize abandi bakunzi ba ruhago.




Luis Suarez yatsinze igitego cye cya mbere kumukino wa mbere yakiniye Atletico Madrid!

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Uyu rutahizamu ukomoka mu gihugu cya Urguay uherutse gusezera muri Barcelona akerekeza muri Atletico Madrid yaje gutsinda igitego cye cya mbere ku mukino bakinnye na Granada!

Kuri iki cyumweru taliki ya 27 Nzeri nibwo habaye umukino wahuje ikipe ya Atletico Madrid ndetse na Granada, uyu mukino wari utegerejwe na benshi kubera ariwo wari umukino wa mbere wari ugiye gukinwa na rutahizamu Luis Suarez,

Uyu mukino wasaga nkaho ari uwo kumwakira kuruhande rwa Atletico ndetse ukaba wari n’uwo gusuhuza abafana kuruhande rwa Luis Suarez.

Ni umukino waranzwemo ibitego byinshi dore ko mu mukino wose haje kuboneka mo ibitego bigera kuri 7,

Atletico Madrid yatsinze ibitego 6 kuri 1 cya Granada muri ibyo bitego byose byatsinzwe icyasoje cyari icya Luis Suarez kumunota wa 85 ubwo benshi bibwiraga ko uyu rutahizamu yamaze gusaza adashobora kubona igitego mu mukino nkuyu ndetse bibwiraga ko ushobora kuza kumugora kubera kutamenyera abakinnyi.

Twandikire muri Comment, ku kibazo, icyifuzo cyangwa se inyunganizi waba ufite kuri iyi nkuru unayisangize abandi bakunzi ba ruhago.

Indi nkuru bijyanye wasoma

1. Messi yababajwe n’uburyo Barcelona yasezereyemo inshuti ye Luis Suarez

 




Inama 5 ku ijoro ryanyuma ry’ubuseribateri

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Ntawe uyobewe imvune n’umunaniro bikabije biva mugutegura ubukwe kuburyo kugera kumunota wanyuma usanga imbaraga z’abageni zarashize rwose.

Muri iyi nkuru, turakugira inama 5 wakurikiza kugirango ugarure ubuzima ndetse ushobore nokuryoherwa n’umunsi w’ubukwe bwawe.




1. Rekeraho gutekereza cyane kumyiteguro

Nyuma y’igihe kinini utegura ubukwe bwawe, irijoro ihe agahenge urekere aho gutekereza kubyo utaguze, imicungire y’ibyo ufite, uko uzakira abashyitsi, amafiyeri wakagombye kongera aho uzakirira abashyitsi n’ibindi. Bwira umutima ko ibyo wakoze bihagije maze ukemure utubazo duto duto gusa!

2. Tanga inshingano

Nibyiza cyane guha inshuti zawe imirimo itandukanye wakagombye kwikorera kugirango urusheho kuruhuka, nko kwishyura abanyamirimo, kugura utuntu twihuse n’ibindi.

Guha telefone yawe umuntu w’umwizerwa nabyo byagufasha kuko bizakurinda kuba hari icyagutesha umutwe kumunota wanyuma.

3. Fata igihe gihagije cyo kwiyitaho

Birashoboka kwibagirwa utuntu dutoya ariko twingenzi turimo kwikorera amasuku (kwiyogoshesha, guca inzara n’ibindi). Iki nicyo gihe cyiza cyo kwiyitaho ngo winjire mumunsi w’ubukwe bwawe ukeye kandi waruhutse bihagije.




4. Irinde gukoresha amafaranga menshi 

Yego ni umugoroba wanyuma w’ubuseribateri ariko ibuka ko ushobora kugwa mumutego wo gusesagura amafaranga bitari ngombwa ngo usezera kunshuti! Niba ushaka ko musangira, ushobora kureba inshuti nkeya zahafi maze ukazitegurira ibidahenze bidashobora kubangamira ubuzima bushya uba ugiye gutangira.

5. Gerageza uryame kare

Ntawe ushidikanya kubyiza byo gusinzira igihe gihagije. Mu ijoro ryanyuma ry’ubuseribateri, gerageza uryame kare kandi ukoreshe uburyo bwose usanzwe ukoresha mugusinzira neza, bizagufasha kwinjira mumunsi w’ubukwe bwawe ufite imbaraga zihagije.

Izindi nkuru wasoma bijyanye.

1. Ijoro ryambere ryo kubana! Inama 8 zigirwa abageni n`abenda kurushinga

2. Inama 11 z`uburyo wasinzira neza

3. Ibimenyetso15 bizakubwira ko urukundo rwanyu rutazaramba




Neymar yifatanije na Lionel  Messi mu kunegura Barcelona bitewe n’uburyo barekuyemo Suarez!

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Iyi nkuru y’igenda rya Luis Suarez imaze iminsi itavugwaho rumwe na bose mugihugu cya Esipanye (Spain) ndetse no muri siporo yose muri rusange kw’isi, bari kunenga Barca bavuga ko itari ikwiriye kurekura uyu rutahizamu w’umunya Urguay muburyo yabigenje.

Neymar Jr nk’uwakinnye muri Barca ndetse akanabana n’uyu rutahizamu igihe kitari gito nawe akimara gusoma ibyo Lionel Messi aherutse gushyira kurukuta rwe rwa instagram ndetse na Twitter yahise yunga muryo Messi yavuze nawe ahamya ko uburyo Barca yasezereye mo rutahizamu Luis butari bukwiriye habe nagato,

Neymar yabivuze mu magambo macye ati

“Uburyo Barcelona ikora ibintu byayo/ ifatamo imyanzuro buratangaje pe”

Tubibutse ko uyu rutahizamu Neymar watangaje ibi nawe yahoze akinira iyi ekipe ya Barca aza kuyisohokamo yigira gukina mugihugu cy’Ubufaransa muri ekipe ya PSG ndetse akaba yaranagezeyo agahirwa cyane.

Icyo abantu bateze amaso kuri ubu ni umusaruro Luis Suarez agiye gutanga muri ekipe agiyemo ya Atletico Madrid, kuko benshi bemeza ko Barca yamaze kumukamuramo imbaraga zose bitewe n’ibikorwa yavuyemo ayikoreye.

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Luis Suarez yarangije gusinya amasezerano ahita ashyirwa kurutonde rw’abazakina umukino utaha wa Atletico na Granada!

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Diego Simeone yatakaje byinshi kugira ngo yinjize uyu rutahizamu ukomoka mugihugu cya Urguay  Luis Suarez mu ikipe ye ya Atletico Madrid, ninacyo cyatumye ahita amushyira kurutonde rw’abazakina umukino bafitanye na Granada.

Icyakora uyu mukinnyi bamushyize kubazabanza kuntebe y’abasimbura nk’umukinnyi utararuhuka neza. Uyu mukino uzabahuza na Granada uteganyijwe kuba kuri iki cyumweru.

Luis Suarez kandi yatangiye kwimenyereza abasore ba Atletico Madrid ndetse ababibonera kure batangiye kubona ko uyu rutahizamu ashobora kuzabikora neza nta gushidikanya.

Ikindi twababwira n’uko Jose Giminez ashobora kutazaboneka kuri uyu mukino kubera Coronavirus itarakira neza, hamwe na Víctor Mollejo na Sime Vrsaljko bazaba bari hanze kuri uyu mukino  kubera impamvu za tekiniki.

Ikipe yuzuye izahagararira Atletico Madrid ni iyi ikurikira:

Oblak, Grbic, Manu Sanchez, Nehuen Perez, Lodi, Savic, Felipe, Hermoso, Trippier, Thomas, Sauli, Koke, Lemar, Llorente, Herrera, Vitolo, Carrasco, Joao Félix, Luis Suarez, Correa , Saponjic, Diego Costa, Kamello.

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Consultants (Girls on MARS end-term evaluation) at VVOB Education for development in Rwanda: Closing date: November 06,2020

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VVOB – education for development in Rwanda is calling for proposals for End of Term Evaluation of the programme Mathematics Achievements in Rwandan Schools – Girls on MARS 2017-2021 Rwanda

CONTEXT

In Rwanda, VVOB works with the Ministry of Education through the Rwanda Education Board and the University of Rwanda – College of Education (UR-CE) to implement the “Mathematics Achievements in Rwandan Schools (Girls on MARS) programme”. The programme aims to strengthen the professional development opportunities for primary school leaders on one hand, and on improving the mentorship system for newly qualified teachers (NQTs) on the other.

The programme also contributes to the effective implementation of the Ministry of Education’s competency-based curriculum to improve learning outcomes in maths in a gender-responsive environment, especially for Girls.

Learn more about our programme: Girls on MARS

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Since this programme is close to the end, we are publishing a call for proposals to conduct the end-term evaluation.

The aim of this evaluation is to get an external appreciation of the programme in relation to the five DAC criteria, efficiency, effectiveness, relevance, sustainability, impact, as well as the transversal themes gender and environment. The end-term evaluation primarily serves the purpose of accountability towards the donor, collaborating partners and programme beneficiaries.

VVOB is therefore inviting consultants that meet the eligibility criteria to submit a proposal using the attached Submission Form.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Questions related to this call can be sent via email only to both jacques.ntezimana@vvob.org and to kristine.smets@vvob.org before 30th October 2020, and Proposals need to be sent by email to jacques.ntezimana@vvob.org and to kristine.smets@vvob.org not later than Friday 6th November 2020, 23:00 (UTC+1).




 

Reka gukoresha udutima mubutumwa bugufi utazi icyo tuvuga!

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Ubutumwa bugufi ni uburyo buryoha cyane kandi bwihuta dukoresha tuvugana n’inshuti zacu cyangwa n’abavandimwe. Uretse kandi kuba twakwandika, tujya tunohereza utumenyetso/ udushusho mugihe tubafitiye ubutumwa bwihariye.

Muri iyi nkuru, twaguteguriye ibisobanuro by’utumenyetso dutandukanye  tw’umutima dukunze gukoreshwa  mubutumwa  bugufi, ngo utazavaho ukora amakosa ukavuga ibyo utari wararanye kubera kutamenya.




1.Agatima gatukura

Aka ni agatima gasanzwe, kakaba gasobanura urukundo, ukaba  wakoherereza umuntu ukunda cyangwa ufitiye amaranga mutima menshi.

2. Agatima gasa n’icunga rihishije (Orange)

Aka gatima ukoherereza umuntu igihe ushaka kumubwirako uhora umutekereza cyangwa se ko wifuzako mwakomeza kuba inshuti.

3. Agatima k’umuhondo

Ubusanzwe, ibara ry’umuhondo risobanura umunezero n’ubucuti busanzwe. Agatima k’umuhondo ushobora kukoherereza umwe mubagize umuryango wawe cyangwa se inshuti yawe isanzwe.

4. Agatima k’icyatsi kibisi

Ibara ry’icyatsi kibisi ubusanzwe risobanura ishyari cyangwa gufuha. Agatima gafite iri bara ushobora kukoherereza umuntu igihe ushaka kumusaba ko mwakwiyunga cyangwa se ushaka kumwumvisha uburyohe bw’indabo busanzwe.




5. Agatima k’ubururu

Iri bara risanzwe risobanura icyizere n’ubwubahane mumibanire yanyu. Agatima k’ubururu rero ushobora kukoherereza umuvandimwe wawe.

6. Agatima ka Move

Aka gatima ushobora kukoherereza umuntu ushaka kumumenyeshako wifuzako  muryamana. Icyakora ibara rya move nanone rishobora gukoreshwa risobanura ubukire.

7. Agatima k’umweru

Aka gatima gakoreshwa mukwereka urukundo nyarukundo ariko rutagize icyo rushingiyeho. Kakaba gashobora gukoreshwa n’umubyeyi ashaka kwerekana urukundo afitiye umwana we.

7.Agatima gasa n’igitaka cyangwa shokora

Aka gatima ugaha umuntu ushaka ko mukundana ariko bidahambaye.

8. Agatima k’umukara

Aka gatima gasobanura ibyiyumviro by’umukara nkuko ibara ryako risa. Ukaba ushobora kukoherereza umuntu  ushaka kubwirako wikiniraga cyangwa se urimo kumunegura. Ariko ushobora no kugakoresha usobanura akababaro cyangwa agahinda ufite.




9. Agatima kamenetse

Nkuko byigaragaza, aka gatima gasobanura akababaro murukundo cyangwa se uburakari.

10. Agatima gafite akadomo

Aka gatima gashobora gukoreshwa nk’akamenyetso ko gutangara, kagasobanurako hari ikintu kigushimishije.

11. Agatima gakura

Aka gatima gashobora gukoreshwa igihe ushaka kwerekana ko urukundo ufitiye umuntu rugenda rukura.

12. Agatima gatera.

Aka gatima wakoherereza umuntu ushaka kubwirako umukunda urukundo ruhambaye. Icyakora ushobora no kugakoresha uvugako ubuzima bumeze neza cyangwa se ko utwite.

13. Udutima tubiri

Utu dusobanuyeko mwembi mukundanye kuburyo bungana. Ushobora kugaha umuntu wizeyeko umukunda nawe akagukunda.

14. Udutima tubiri twikaraga

Utu dutima dusobanuye gushyira mugaciro. Ushobora kutwoherereza umuntu mwagiranye utubazo ushaka kumusaba imbabazi cyangwa se ushaka kwereka urukundo umuntu ukeneye ko bamuba hafi.

15. Agatima kaka (kabonesha)

Aka gatima kagaragaza umunezero. Ushobora kukoherereza inshuti wemera wumva waratira abandi. Mbese utewe ishema nayo.Ariko ushobora nokugaha umuntu umaze kukubwira inkuru nziza.

16. Agatima katatse

Aka gatima ushobora kugaha umuntu umushimira cyangwa se ukakamuha nk’impano.

17. Agatima karimo umwambi

Aka gatima ushobora kugaha umuntu wakuzonze, mbese wawundi utekereza ijoro n’amanywa!




 

HUMAN RESOURCES INTERN at Save the Children: Deadline: October 9th, 2020.

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HR Intern

About the Role:

Save the Children is seeking an HR Intern to learn from on-job training how Human resources are practically managed and Assist the Human Resources department in ensuring the delivery of quality, efficient and proactive HR support services to the Rwanda Programme.

Qualifications and experience
• Diploma in Human Resource Management or relevant field;
• At least one year’s relevant experience in HR within a busy organisation;
• Good oral and written communication skills;
• Proficiency in working with computers particularly spread sheets and word processing;
• Able to working within a team;
• Ability to work within a multi-cultural setting;

Contract type: Fixed Term contract
Dimension: 1-year contract




The Organisation
We employ approximately 25,000 people across the globe and work on the ground in over 100 countries to help children affected by crises, or those that need better healthcare, education and child protection. We also campaign and advocate at the highest levels to realise the right of children and to ensure their voices are heard.

We are working towards three breakthroughs in how the world treats children by 2030:
• No child dies from preventable causes before their 5th birthday
• All children learn from a quality basic education and that,
• Violence against children is no longer tolerated

We know that great people make a great organization, and that our employees play a crucial role in helping us achieve our ambitions for children. We value our people and offer a meaningful and rewarding career, along with a collaborative and inclusive workplace where ambition, creativity, and integrity are highly valued




CHILD SAFEGUARDING:
This position is on Child Safeguarding- Level 3: The post holder will have contact with children and/or young people either frequently (e.g. once a week or more) or intensively (e.g. four days in one month or more or overnight) because they work country programs. Or are visiting country programs; or because they are responsible for implementing the police checking/vetting process staff.

ANTI-HARASSMENT Policy:
We are committed to ensuring a safe working environment for all those who work for us and for all those who come into contact with our staff and representatives, including children and members of the communities with whom we work. SCI takes a zero tolerance approach to sexual harassment and any other conduct that is discriminatory or disrespectful to others.

Application Information:
Deadline for receiving applications is October 9th, 2020.

We need to keep children safe so our selection process reflects our commitment to the protection of children from abuse.

*Note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. *
*Disclaimer: Save the Children International does not charge any kind of fee at whichever stage of the recruitment process*

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Find out more about this role by downloading the job description here  Job description

Click here to apply

 




Messi yababajwe n’uburyo Barcelona yasezereyemo inshuti ye Luis Suarez

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BARÇA - ALAVES

Lionel Messi yongeye kwerekana ko atishimiye Barcelona  ​​kuri iyi nshuro nyuma y’uko inshuti ye y’akadasohoka  Luis Suarez aviriye muri iyi kipe akerekeza muri Atletico Madrid.

Rutahizamu ukomoka mugihugu cya Uruguay Luis Suarez uherutse gusezererwa muri ekipe ya Barcelona nyuma y’imyaka itandatu 6 yari amaze ayikinira, niwe mukinnyi wa gatatu watsinze ibitego byinshi muri Barcelona mu mateka y’iyi ekipe nk’uko tubikesha ibinyamakuru bivuga ku mateka ya Barcelona.




Kuri Messi, ntabwo yishimiye uburyo Suarez, umwe mu nshuti ze magara, yirukanwe muri ekipe bari bamaranyemo igihe.

Messi yanditse ku rubuga rwe rwa Instagram inyandiko ziherekejwe  n’amafoto yabo we na Suarez agira  ati:

“Ntiwari ukwiriye kwirukanwa nk’uko byagenze, kuko uri umukinnyi mwiza yaba muri ekipe ndetse no kugiti cyawe, wagiye ubigaragaza mubitego byiza kandi byinshi wabatsindiye”

Uburyo Barcelona yagiye ifata Suarez ntabwo bwashimishije Messi, nawe ubwe yifuzaga kuva muri iyi kipe muriyi mpeshyi ariko ahatirwa kumara undi  mwaka umwe.

Kapiteni wa Barcelona yanditse kandi uburyo azakumburamo rutahizamu we cyane cyane murwambariro.

Messi yabisobanuye neza  agira ati:

“Uyu munsi ninjiye murwambariro nkomeza kumva amahirwe yanjye yaragabanyutse cyane kubera kumubura, mbega ukuntu bizagorana kudakomeza gusangira nawe umunsi ku wundi, haba mu kibuga ndetse no hanze yacyo! Ndabizi hariho ibintu byinshi utazigera wibagirwa mubihe twasangiraga umunsi kuwundi”

Amaherezo umunya Argentine yemeye ko bidasanzwe kubona Suarez yambaye ishati ya Atletico.

Messi yongeyeho ati:

“Bizaba bidasanzwe kukubona ufite ishati ndetse n’ibindi byinshi tuzaba tudahuriyeho, nkwifurije ibyiza muri uwo mwambaro mushya kandi ndagukunda cyane mugenzi wanjye kandi nizeye ko nzakubona vuba.”




Sadate Munyakazi ubwo yatangaga ububasha yaboneyeho gusaba imbabazi abafana ba Rayon!

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Uwahoze ari umuyobozi w’ikipe ya Rayon Sports FC, Munyakazi Sadate, yaciye bugufi asaba imbabazi abakunzi bose b’iyi kipe ku byo yaba yarakoze ariko ntibibanyure, bitewe n’uburyo bifuzaga ko ikipe iyoborwamo.

Kuri uyu wa kane nibwo habayeho igikorwa cy’ihererekanya bubasha hagati ya komite icyuye igihe ya Rayon ndetse na komite nshya, igiye kuyoborwa na Murenzi Abdallah uje asimbura Munyakazi Sadate,

Iki ni igikorwa cyabereye ku cyicaro cya RGB imbere y’abantu bari bahateraniye baturutse mu nzego zigiye zitandukanye.

Binyuze mu kiganiro yagiranye n’abanyamakuru, nyuma y’iyo mihango Sadate Munyakazi yagaragaje guca bugufi asaba imbabazi aba Rayon aho baba batararyohewe n’ingoma ye.

Sadate Munyakazi yabitangaje agira ati:

“Mboneyeho no gusaba imbabazi abo twaba tutarabonye ibintu kimwe, aho nakosheje nta bugome bundi, mbatse imbabazi kandi ndagira nti: TOGETHER WE CAN.”

Umunyamakuru abaza Sadate niba atagiye guhita yishyuza amafaranga Rayon imufitiye yamusubije agira ati

“iki si igihe cyiza cyo kwishyuza ahubwo ngiye kuba hafi iyi komite nshya kugira ngo nyifashe kumenyera”




PrEP Advisor JD at Jhpiego: Deadline: 02-10-2020

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT 

PrEP Advisor JD

Jhpiego is an International, Non-Profit health organization affiliated to Johns Hopkins University. For 40 years in over 155 countries, Jhpiego has worked to prevent the needless deaths of women and their families. Jhpiego works with health experts, governments, and community leaders to provide high-quality health care for their people. Jhpiego develops strategies to help countries care for themselves by training competent health care workers, strengthening health systems, and improving the delivery of care. Jhpiego designs innovative, effective, and low-cost health care solutions to ensure a level of care for women and their families. These practical, evidence-based interventions are breaking down barriers to high-quality health care for the world’s most vulnerable populations. Website: http://www.jhpiego.org




Project Overview:

ACHIEVE is a five-year, USAID-funded global cooperative agreement with the dual objectives of attaining and sustaining HIV epidemic control among at-risk and hard to reach pregnant and breastfeeding (PBF) women, infants, children, and youth, as well as to mitigate the impact of HIV/ AIDS and prevent HIV transmission among these populations; and supporting the transition of prime funding and implementation to capable local partners in order to meet the PEPFAR goal of 70% of funding to local partners.

The aim of ACHIEVE in Rwanda is to prevent new HIV infections and reduce vulnerability among orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), and adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) in selected high burden districts in Rwanda. The strategic objectives support GOR strategies and priorities for HIV mitigation and prevention, with an emphasis on minimizing negative impacts of HIV on OVC and AGYW; addressing social, behavioral, and structural drivers of HIV, and improving access to comprehensive SRH and violence response services to prevent new infections.  The project supports OVC services in two districts and DREAMS activities in two districts.  The project also provides capacity development to two local implementing partners to coordinate and support OVC and DREAMS service delivery programming and for USAID and PEPFAR project implementation.




Position Overview:

The PrEP Advisor will be responsible to coordinate the community-based PrEP portfolio by ensuring all the PrEP targets are met. He/she will work closely with the ACHIEVE team to ensure the team in their respective districts provide high quality in PrEP intervention within their Districts by creating demand, reaching PrEP initiation targets, and ensure continued use of PrEP by clients is In addition, the PrEP Advisor will work closely with ACHIEVE HIV Clinical prevention team, Health providers in Health centers of the project implementation and HIV /AIDS Division Team at Rwanda Biomedical Center and the Demand Creation Advisor.

He/she will be reporting to Deputy Technical Lead.

Duration of contract: Open-ended contract based on the availability of Donor funding.

Reports to:           Deputy Technical Lead

Supervised staff:    N/A




Responsibilities will be but not limited to:

  • Lead the District community-based PrEP portfolio in collaboration with staff, implementing partners, and other key stakeholders
  • Work collaboratively with other project team members to ensure necessary project planning, development, resource availability, and management activities function smoothly and efficiently.
  • Ensure implementation of community-based PrEP activities adheres to the GOR and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
  • Monitor service delivery and ensure reaching targets for PrEP initiation and continuation.
  • Coordinate and organize formal training in collaboration with RBC as appropriate
  • Ensure PrEP support materials/JobAIDS /M&E tools are available at sites level and well utilized
  • Support sites to strengthen pre (PrEP) according to HIV National guideline
  • Support sites to reinforce linkage and use adherence/persistence systems among PrEP/DREAMS Beneficiaries
  • Ensure coordination between service providers and PrEP beneficiaries
  • Work closely with Health Facility Data Manager and PrEP Nurse Providers to ensure high quality of the data reports and timely reporting; use data reports for programming
  • Document experiences; prepare program site visits, reports, presentations, and success stories.
  • Identify opportunities for the program to increase demand, efficiency, and quality of program delivery.
  • Contribute to data collection, preparing of monthly, quarterly, and semi-annually report relating to PrEP interventions (i.e. PEPFAR MER and custom indicators and the provision of other key services that are part of the PrEP services package).
  • Lead the capacity building of Local IPs and Health facility providers in PrEP quality service delivery, through formal training and post-training mentorship approaches.
  • Monthly preparation of the scope activities, budget preparation, and control.
  • Ability to travel 50% of working time
  • Perform any other tasks as assigned by the Supervisor.




Required Qualifications:

  • Diploma in Nursing, Community development, Social Sciences, Demography, public health or other relevant
  • Minimum 5 years in HIV prevention, care, and treatment Programs and Knowledge of PrEP Program is strongly required
  • (Fluent) speaking/reading English, French and Kinyarwanda preferred
  • Familiarity with USAID or other USG regulations and compliance, reporting procedures and systems; and International NGOs as well
  • Proven experience in adult learning methodologies, mentorship of health providers is required
  • Additional training in PrEP, Training of trainers in HIV Care& Treatment will be an added advantage
  • Demonstrated strong technical knowledge and experience in the following areas: HIV testing services and linkage including index testing and HIV; PrEP; HIV prevention services; GBV response among OVC/DREAMS beneficiaries
  • Counseling, M&E skills related to HIV programs strongly required
  • Demonstrated a depth understanding of the Rwandan healthcare system especially experience in working with health providers RRP+ Members, community health workers, and/or peer, educators.
  • Highly flexible to accept dual multiple roles and extra tasks
  • Knowledge of Office 365 required

Interesting potential and qualified candidates are requested to submit their applications file made by:

  • Motivation letter and updated CV
  • 3 Professional references with full names, phone numbers, and email address
  • Copies of related training certificates

The application file should be addressed to Jhpiego Rwanda Country Representative via HR.Rwanda@jhpiego.org with PrEp Advisor in the subject line by Friday, October 2nd, 2020 at 5:00 pm.  For further information on Jhpiego, please go to http://www.jhpiego.org

If you don’t hear from us within three weeks from the submission deadline, consider your application unsuccessful.

Note: Jhpiego is an equal opportunity employer. It does not discriminate in employment because of age, religion, tribe, race, colour, gender, national origin, disability, military status, marital status, family responsibility, a station of life, political opinion, health (includes HIV/AIDS, pregnancy) socioeconomic status, or any other occupationally irrelevant criteria.  Employment and promotion for any position are based on an individual’s qualifications and merit. Jhpiego does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process (application, interview meeting, processing, orientation, or any other fees).




ACHIEVE Deputy Technical Lead at Jhpiego: Deadline: 02-10-2020

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT 

ACHIEVE Deputy Technical Lead

Jhpiego is an International, Non-Profit health organization affiliated to Johns Hopkins University. For 40 years in over 155 countries, Jhpiego has worked to prevent the needless deaths of women and their families. Jhpiego works with health experts, governments, and community leaders to provide high-quality health care for their people. Jhpiego develops strategies to help countries care for themselves by training competent health care workers, strengthening health systems, and improving the delivery of care. Jhpiego designs innovative, effective, and low-cost health care solutions to ensure a level of care for women and their families. These practical, evidence-based interventions are breaking down barriers to high-quality health care for the world’s most vulnerable populations. Website: http://www.jhpiego.org.




Project Overview:

ACHIEVE is a five-year, USAID-funded global Cooperative Agreement with the dual objectives of attaining and sustaining HIV epidemic control among at-risk and hard to reach pregnant and breastfeeding (PBF) women, infants, children, and youth, as well as to mitigate the impact of HIV/ AIDS and prevent HIV transmission among these populations; and supporting the transition of prime funding and implementation to capable local partners in order to meet the PEPFAR goal of 70% of funding to local partners.

The aim of ACHIEVE in Rwanda is to prevent new HIV infections and reduce vulnerability among orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), and Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in selected high burden districts in Rwanda. The strategic objectives support GOR strategies and priorities for HIV mitigation and prevention, with an emphasis on minimizing negative impacts of HIV on OVC and AGYW; addressing social, behavioral, and structural drivers of HIV, and improving access to comprehensive SRH and violence response services to prevent new infections.  The project supports OVC services in two districts and DREAMS activities in two districts.  The project also provides capacity development to two local implementing partners to coordinate and support OVC and DREAMS service delivery programming and for USAID and PEPFAR project implementation.




Position Overview:

The Deputy Technical Lead will support the Technical Director to ensure high-quality implementation of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) services and clinical care, including HIV testing services (HTS) and gender-based violence (GBV) response interventions.  The Deputy Technical Lead will lead the situational analysis of PrEP uptake in Rwanda and integrate results into the design of the ACHIEVE project approach to PrEP introduction in the DREAMS program and scale of  PrEP.  S/he will support the Technical Director and Project Director in advocating for PrEP-specific policies and will be responsible for achieving project targets related to PrEP.  The Deputy Technical Lead will also oversee the PrEP Advisor, Demand Creation Advisor, and Clinical HIV prevention team (LIPs).  S/he will work closely with the OVC/DREAMS Program Manager to ensure high quality in PrEP integration into the existing program services.

Duration of contract:        Open-ended contract based on the availability of Donors funding

Reports to:                      ACHIEVE Project Technical Director

Positions Supervised:    PrEP Advisor, Demand Creation Advisor

Oversight of the  ACHIEVE Clinical Staff (Local IPs)




 Responsibilities will be but not limited to:

  • Work collaboratively with other project team members to ensure necessary project planning, development, resource availability, and management activities function smoothly and efficiently.
  • Lead the ACHIEVE Jhpiego scope in collaboration with staff, implementing partners, and other key stakeholders
  • Ensure implementation of PrEP activities adheres to the Rwanda policies, guidelines, and SOPs.
  • Monitor service delivery and ensure the reaching of targets and ongoing monitoring of effective PrEP use, including intervention as necessary where use is sub-optimal.
  • Work closely with Sr M&ER Advisor to ensure high quality of the data reports and timely reporting; use data reports for programming
  • Contribute to work plans, reports, and presentations summarizing technical approaches and achievements
  • Collaborate with the project team to document experiences; prepare program site visits, reports, presentations, and articles/success stories.
  • Identify opportunities for the program to increase demand, efficiency, and quality of program delivery.
  • Preparation of reports relating to PrEP interventions (i.e. to improve early continuation and restarting of PrEP after stopping FP uptake).
  • Oversee PrEP/HTS /GBV clinical training, mentoring, and develop technical capacity in district programs in the area of quality service delivery.
  • Contribute to lessons learned through program implementation.
  • Liaise with government and other stakeholders as required on project activities, strategies, and progress.
  • Support knowledge management through the on-line resource platform
  • Ensure compliance with USAID regulations as well as the implementation of Jhpiego policies
  • Perform any other task as assigned by the Supervisor

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

  • Demonstrated ability to establish and sustain interpersonal and professional relationships with USAID Mission, HIV implementing partners, MOH/Rwanda Biomedical Center, and local CSOs
  • Demonstrated strong technical knowledge and experience in the following areas: HIV testing services and linkage including index testing and HIV; PrEP; HIV prevention services; GBV response among OVC/DREAMS beneficiaries
  • Demonstrated experience working with diverse population types, including AGYW; ability to identify unique needs of OVC/DREAMS beneficiaries and best strategies for reaching them
  • Ability to describe HIV program data collection and reporting requirements, to critically analyze program data and use program data to inform future directions
  • In-depth knowledge of and experience with USAID/PEPFAR funded programs, regulations, compliance, and reporting and working with International NGOs as well
  • Experience in building health providers, capacity in HIV clinical skills including PrEP
  • Proven experience in HIV program data collection and reporting requirements, analyze program data, and use program data to inform future directions
  • Ability to work in a complex environment with multiple tasks, short deadlines, and intense pressure to perform
  • Excellent leadership and mentoring skills, including clinical training an mentorship skills




 Qualifications:

  • A medical degree (medical doctor, nursing or midwifery ) with an advanced degree in public health, health administration, international health, or a related field
  • A minimum of 7 years of experience in mid-to-senior management (technical) position on comprehensive HIV prevention and treatment programs with familiarity in PrEP/HTS program implementation required
  • Working experience with MOH/RBC and health facilities will be an added value
  • Demonstrate a depth understanding of the Rwandan healthcare system, particularly the Public health system
  • Fluent in written and spoken English and French
  • Excellent facilitation, oral and written communications skills
  • Ability and willingness to travel 20% of the time
  • Office 365 skills required
  • Interested potential and qualified candidates are requested to submit their applications file made by:
  • Motivation letter and updated CV
  • 3 Professional references with full names, phone numbers, and email address
  • Copies of related training certificates

The application file should be addressed to Jhpiego Rwanda Country Representative via HR.Rwanda@jhpiego.org with ACHIEVE Deputy Technical Lead in the subject line by Friday 2nd October 2020 at 5:00 pm Kigali Time

Note:  The successful candidate should be ready to start in two weeks maximum after receiving the offer letter.  For further information on Jhpiego, please go to: http://www.jhpiego.org

If you don’t hear from us within three weeks from the submission deadline, consider your application unsuccessful.

Note: Jhpiego is an equal opportunity employer. It does not discriminate in employment because of age, religion, tribe, race, color, gender, national origin, disability, military status, marital status, family responsibility, a station of life, political opinion, health (includes HIV/AIDS, pregnancy) socioeconomic status, or any other occupationally irrelevant criteria.  Employment and promotion for any position are based on an individual’s qualifications and merit. Jhpiego does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process (application, interview meeting, processing, orientation, or any other fees).




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