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Equipment Operator at Rwandair: Closing Date: 2024-08-31

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT – EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
JOB TITLE: Equipment Operator
DEPARTMENT: Ground Services
SECTION: Ramp Handling
LOCATION: Kigali International Airport


1. Job Purpose

The Equipment Operator is responsible for operating GSE in accordance with the airport’s
operational requirements and the customer airlines’ requirements. The GSE Operators shall ensure the safe and secure operation of the GSE.


2. Key Duties & Responsibilities;

 To operate handling equipment to support the needs of the business;
 Only operate GSE for each adequate training and qualification has been received and if
authorised by the supervisor;
 Operate GSE with safety regulations to avoid accidents and injuries;
 Prepare, check and position all GSE in preparation for aircraft turnaround;
 Report any irregularities during loading/offloading to the ramp supervisor;
 Note any defects on the equipment and report any deficiencies to the equipment supervisor;
 To follow the rules and regulations for airside driving;
 Only operate GSE for intended use;
 Maintain a healthy, safe, secure working environment in compliance. With company
procedures and regulatory requirements of customer airlines;
 Reports security threats and incidents that occurred during daily operations;
 Reports safety and hazards and incidents identified during daily operations to the Ramp
Supervisor.


2. Desired Profile: Required Education, Experience, and Abilities:

 “A Level’’ Minimum
 Valid driving license class C and F.
 Candidate must not be under 24 years and not above 35 years of age
 Candidate must be physically


3. How to Apply:

 An application letter addressed to the Chief HR & Administration Officer;
 Recent Curriculum Vitae.
 A photocopy of the Passport/National ID
 Copies of Degree/Diploma certificates
 Copies of relevant certificates
 Three referees
The deadline for submitting application documents (Only PDF Format) is August 30, 2024. Please apply via the link: https://erecruitment.rwandair.com/
NB: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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Sales Executive at Rwandair: Closing Date: 2024-Sep-08

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT – SALES EXECUTIVE
JOB TITLE: Sales Executive
DEPARTMENT: Commercial
SECTION: Global Sales
DUTY STATION: Harare, Zimbabwe


Job Purpose

The Sales Executive is responsible for driving the Airline’s targets on sales, being accountable
for the top line, and developing and maintaining an effective Airline commercial network.


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1. Key Duties and Responsibilities:
 Gather and prepare a clientele database for planning and identifying clients’ needs;
 Prepare visit work plan for clients for optimum utilisation of time and resources;
 Visit, service and build relations with the market to maintain loyalty and optimise
revenues;
 Achieve sales targets in line with budget for the profitability of the airline;
 Prepare and close sales contracts/incentives and deals to key accounts to generate
maximum revenue;
 Promote WB products and services to create awareness and generate sales and revenue;
 Gather market intelligence to identify threats and opportunities to maintain a competitive edge and generate sales;
 Prepare sales reports for management information and performance evaluation and
monitoring.


2. Desired Profile: Required education, Experience, and Abilities:

 Bachelor’s degree in Business, Sales, Marketing, or a related field
 Minimum of two (2) years of experience in related areas like Banking, Insurance,
Telecommunication, etc.
 Selling and negotiation skills
 Strong communication and interpersonal skills;
 Computer literate;
 Analytical influencing skills;
 Ability to work in a fast-paced and highly-growing business;
 Customer-focused approach and ability to learn and adapt to needs and changes quickly;
 An excellent command of the English language (written and verbal) is essential;


3. How to apply:

 An application letter addressed to the Chief HR & Administration Officer;
 Recent Curriculum Vitae;
 Copies of Notarized Degree/Diploma certificates
 Relevant certificates;
 Copies of academic papers;
 A photocopy of the Passport/National ID.


 Three referees

The deadline for submitting application documents (Only PDF Format) is September 08, 2024.
Please apply via the link: https://erecruitment.rwandair.com/
NB: Only shortlisted candidates will be contact

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Airport Services Agent – BZV at Rwandair: Closing Date: 2024-Sep-08

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT – AIRPORT SERVICES AGENT
Job Title: Airport Services Agent
Department: Ground Services
Duty Station: Congo-Brazzaville
Job Purpose
Assist in overseeing day-to-day smooth and safe operations of flights


1. Key Duties and Responsibilities:

 Plan tasks and assign them to the ground handling staff and ensure efficient, smooth
operations
 Assist in monitoring operations/activities handled by staff/handling agents to enhance
efficient service delivery and maintain schedule integrity
 Liaise with other service providers to ensure safe operations and on-time departure
 Prepare pre/post flight departure reports for records maintenance and performance
analysis
 Brief/Debrief flight crew and handling agents to establish smooth flight operations
 Contribute to the definition and development of RwandAir products portfolio, particularly
Airport services
 Ensure all flights are handled in accordance with company standards and the country’s
laws for smooth and safe operations
 Ensure cost-effective service delivery within the agreed scope and standards.
 To ensure that staff levels and shift patterns are optimised.
 To ensure a safe and secure environment in compliance with relevant legislative /industry requirements.
 To ensure suitability, trained/qualified/competent staff are placed through the working
areas.
 Routine monitoring of safety and quality critical activities within areas of operations.
 Place catering orders based on booked loads to meet passenger needs/expectations


2. Desired Profile: Required education, Experience, and Abilities

 A minimum of a bachelor’s degree
 Relevant IATA/AMADEUS World Tracer qualification
 Certificate in relevant computer applications
 Experienced delivering service in a demanding consumer service environment
 Customer service experience hospitality/airline industry
 Knowledge of airport services and baggage enquiry operations.
 Commercial acumen with an overall knowledge of airline operations.
 An excellent command of the English language (written and verbal) is essential.
 Process oriented
 Knowledge of IATA recommendations to airlines/travel agencies for selling in the market.
 Fluency in English and knowledge of French is an added advantage


3. How to Apply:

 An application letter addressed to the Chief HR & Administration Officer;
 Recent Curriculum Vitae.
 A photocopy of the Passport/National ID.
 Copies of Degree/Diploma certificates
 Copies of relevant certificates.
 Three referees
The deadline for submitting application documents (Only PDF Format) is September 08, 2024.
Please apply via the link: https://erecruitment.rwandair.com/
NB: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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Human resource officer at Ministry of trade and industry (MINICOM) Under Statute: Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Process and follow up on timely recruitment and appointment of staff and arrange induction courses for newly appointed ones; – Ensure timely preparation of salary and manage payrolls of the Ministry’s staff with their withholds; and verify the regularity of the contributions of personnel to Rwanda Social Security Fund; – Maintain an updated data on the organizational structure, Job description, Job classification, Salary structure and personnel management; – Carry out a staff training needs assessment, elaborate staff capacity building plans, monitor their implementation and advise on career development path. – Maintain staff database on a regular basis, keep and update their records regarding leave, social security, health insurance, and other benefits they are entitled to; – Implement approved measures of staff welfare needs/consent.




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 2

      Bachelors Degree in Management with specialization in Human Resource

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 3

      Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with specialization in Human Resource

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 4

      Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management with with a recognized Human Resource Professional Certification

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 5

      Bachelor’s Degree in Management with with a recognized Human Resource Professional Certification

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 6

      Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration with with a recognized Human Resource Professional Certification

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 7

      Bachelor’s Degree in Law with a recognized Human Resource Professional Certification

      0 Year of relevant experience


  • 8

    Bachelor’s Degree in Administrative Sciences with a recognized Human Resource Professional Certification

    0 Year of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Analytical skills

    • 2
      Decision making skills

    • 3
      Time management skills

    • 4
      Risk management skills

    • 5
      Performance management skills

    • 6
      Digital literacy skills

    • 7
      Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.

    • 8
      Operating knowledge of human resource management systems and processes

    • 9
      Resources management skills

  • 10
    Problem solving skills

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Concession & Transboundary compliance specialist at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA) Under Statute: Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Collect, review and keep legal documents, instruments or other materials relating to environment and ensure its operationalization related to gas concession agreement on Lake Kivu; – Provide legal advice on the Bilateral agreement for the exploitation of Methane gas in Lake Kivu – Review and advise on laws governing transboundary natural resources in the region surrounding Lake Kivu. – Advise on enforcement of legal instruments for the Management prescription of Lake Kivu (MPs) – Provide legal opinions to ensure that the appropriate approach is taken on arising matters in accordance with existing laws; – Review and advise the management on legal compliance of internal policies and procedures; – Monitor legal aspects of contract execution to ensure contract closure, extension or renewal; – Provide legal advice on contract disputes settlement; – Participate in contracts negotiation; – Ensure proper recording of all environmental legal documents for cases where the institution was involved; – Prepare agreements/contract to be signed by the Institution; – Provide legal advice/support on any draft of regulations pertaining to the environment. – Work closely with other Institutions including the Office of Attorney General by providing necessary information on legal issues involving the institution; – Advise REMA on all forms of Public Private Partnership (PPP




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Law

      3 Years of relevant experience


    • 2

      Master’s Degree in Commercial Law

      1 Years of relevant experience


    • 3

      Master’s Degree in Business Law

      1 Years of relevant experience


    • 4

      Master’s Degree in International Law

      1 Years of relevant experience


  • 5

    Masters Degree in Company Law

    1 Years of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Integrity

    • 2
      Strong critical thinking skills and excellent problem solving skills.

    • 3
      Inclusiveness

    • 4
      Accountability

    • 5
      Communication

    • 6
      Teamwork

    • 7
      Client/citizen focus

    • 8
      Professionalism

    • 9
      Commitment to continuous learning

    • 10
      Resource management skills

    • 11
      Analytical skills

    • 12
      Problem solving skills

    • 13
      Decision making skills

    • 14
      Time management skills

    • 15
      Risk management skills

    • 16
      Results oriented

    • 17
      Digital literacy skills

    • 18
      Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/ or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage

    • 19
      Proven experience with Petroleum/Oil and Gas law is an advantage

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      Knowledge in policy development and/or concession management is beneficial

    • 21
      Familiarity with conflicts resolution or arbitration is an added value

    • 22
      Knowledge and understanding of the Rwandan legal system and regional (EAC, CPGL) legal system

    • 23
      Knowledge of concession Contract drafting

  • 24
    Knowledge of government policy and transboundary natural resources management and enforcement tools

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Driver at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA) Under Statute : Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Transport the personnel in service. – Ensure the cleanliness of vehicle. – Update the logbook of vehicle used on daily basis. – Ensure the maintenance, repairs and reporting on vehicles for road worthiness. – Update inventory of vehicle accessories e.g., Jack, first aid kit, etc.; – Report on events of accidents in accordance with traffic rules and regulations. – Make appropriate accidental declaration – Good record in driving.




Qualifications

    • 1

      Driving License categories (B,C,D,DI or F)

      3 Years of relevant experience


    • 2

      A2 in Arts and Humanities

      0 Year of relevant experience


  • 3

    Driving License Category B, D

    3 Years of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Resource management skills

    • 2
      Problem solving skills

    • 3
      Time management skills

    • 4
      Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.

    • 5
      Vehicle maintenance skills

    • 6
      Writing and reading skills

  • 7
    Mechanics skills

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Geodynamic specialist at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA) Under Statute :Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

▪ Gather documentation and information on geodynamic aspects of Lake Kivu and its surrounding; ▪ Engage and cooperate with stakeholders involved in Geodynamic aspect of Lake Kivu and its surrounding; ▪ Explore geo-risks weighting on Lake Kivu system, working on geodynamic of the whole lake system (rift margins, lake, islands); ▪ Cooperate with stakeholders, in setting up and implementing a monitoring strategy of geo-dynamic parameters in and around Lake Kivu, ▪ Contribute/participate in the creation of an early warning system on Lake Kivu, in collaboration with regional and international stakeholders; ▪ Contribute to the Communication on early warning system on Lake Kivu and surroundings with appropriate agencies; ▪ Regularly monitor deep current, waves and water level on Lake Kivu ▪ ▪ Participate and/or supervise specific scientific research studies on the Lake ▪ Contribute to the operationalization of the 3D hydrodynamic model to assess the impact of methane extraction on the Lake.




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Geology

      3 Years of relevant experience


    • 2

      Master’s Degree in Geology

      1 Years of relevant experience


    • 3

      Bachelor’s Degree in Physics

      3 Years of relevant experience


    • 4

      Master’s Degree in Physics

      1 Years of relevant experience


    • 5

      Bachelor’s Degree in Geochemistry

      3 Years of relevant experience


    • 6

      Bachelor’s Degree in Geophysics

      3 Years of relevant experience


    • 7

      Master’s Degree in Geophysics

      1 Years of relevant experience


  • 8

    Master’s Degree in Geochemistry

    1 Years of relevant experience



Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Integrity

    • 2
      Strong critical thinking skills and excellent problem solving skills.

    • 3
      Inclusiveness

    • 4
      Accountability

    • 5
      Communication

    • 6
      Teamwork

    • 7
      Client/citizen focus

    • 8
      Professionalism

    • 9
      Commitment to continuous learning

    • 10
      Resource management skills

    • 11
      Analytical skills

    • 12
      Problem solving skills

    • 13
      Decision making skills

    • 14
      Mentoring and coaching skills

    • 15
      Time management skills

    • 16
      Risk management skills

    • 17
      Results oriented

    • 18
      Digital literacy skills

  • 19
    Fluency in English, Kinyarwanda and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage

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Reseach and development officer at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA) Under Statute : Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Collect and avail research data in the mentioned priority areas, including past research data. – Contribute to preparation of reports on the status of environment in Rwanda. – Contribute to assessing the impact of development activities on the environment (mining, soil, water and air pollution) – Contribute to developing a communication strategy for publication and dissemination of the research findings. – Participate in analyzing research gaps and constraints taking into account the providers and users of environmental data. – Contribute to identifying opportunities of new research studies in terms of environmental management focusing on sustainable economic development and poverty reduction. – Participate in assessing financing mechanisms of research priorities and programs. – Conduct a stakeholder assessment and a mapping of existing networks through which knowledge can be accessed and put to use. – Identify partnerships opportunities and stimulate collaboration with relevant national and international stakeholders.




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Development Studies

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 2

      Bachelor’s Degree in Geography

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 3

      Master’s Degree in Environmental Science

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 4

      Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 5

      Bachelor’s Degree in Natural Sciences

      0 Year of relevant experience


  • 6

    bachelor’s degree in Rural Engineering

    0 Year of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Analytical skills

    • 2
      Problem solving skills

    • 3
      Decision making skills

    • 4
      Risk management skills

    • 5
      Results oriented

    • 6
      Digital literacy skills

    • 7
      Resources management skills

    • 8
      Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/ or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage

    • 9
      Understanding of environment system

    • 10
      Knowledge in international standards of environmental regulation

  • 11
    Time management skills

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Environement and Climate change education officer at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA)Under Statute :Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Conduct and participate in environmental and climate change outreach programs and related activities; – Design and update programmes aimed at raising awareness on environment issues into school’s curricula and informal & non formal education; – Design, develop and disseminate a variety of promotional materials and activities that enhance public awareness, educate citizens to relevant environmental and climate change issues; – Develop educational programmes and resources for schools, adults, families, community groups or visitors to sites of special environmental interest; – Prepare annual action plans and reports for environmental education activities and capacity building events; – Provide technical support to integrate environment in curriculum development and in its implementation – Provide technical support to establish and monitor schools and Higher Learning Institutions environmental clubs – Facilitate public participation and partnerships in environmental management programs; – Organise events and activities to raise awareness on environmental and climate change issues; – Develop and disseminate environmental and climate change training modules and capacity building programs for different institutions to implement environment and climate change as crosscutting issues. – Develop and update programs, guidelines and tools for integration of environment and climate change in development programmes; – Undertake on a regular basis the assessment of the impact of environment outreach programs and provide advice to the institution management on the – best options for improving such programs; – Research and develop educational programmes and resources for schools, adults, families, community groups or visitors to sites of special environmental interest; – Develop and update programs, guidelines and tools for integration of environment in formal and informal education programs; – Liaise with schools, businesses, community groups and other local organizations in environment management and sensitization.




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Sciences

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 2

      Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 3

      Bachelor’s Degree in Education with Biology

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 4

      Bachelor’s Degree in Natural Resources Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 5

      Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry with Education

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 6

      Bachelor’s degree in geography with education

      0 Year of relevant experience


  • 7

    Master’s degree in Education with Development Studies

    0 Year of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Integrity

    • 2
      Strong critical thinking skills and excellent problem solving skills.

    • 3
      Inclusiveness

    • 4
      Accountability

    • 5
      Communication

    • 6
      Teamwork

    • 7
      Client/citizen focus

    • 8
      Professionalism

    • 9
      Commitment to continuous learning

    • 10
      Understanding Rwanda’s environment system

    • 11
      Knowledge in international standards of environment

    • 12
      Resource management skills

    • 13
      – Analytical skills

    • 14
      Problem solving skills

    • 15
      Decision making skills

    • 16
      Time management skills

    • 17
      Risk management skills

    • 18
      Results oriented

    • 19
      Digital literacy skills

  • 20
    Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage

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Logistic officer at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA) Under Statute :Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Develop and implement the methodologies and tools to enable effective execution of logistic plans. – Ensure daily management of logistics in order to facilitate the proper functioning of works. – Ensure the codification and record of material. – Elaborate periodic inventory of fixed and non – fixed assets to the competent authority on regular basis (monthly, quarterly and annual). – Ensure the delivery of material or equipment ordered to the Institution. – Organize and supervise distribution of purchased assets. – Ensure maintenance of non-fixed assets. – Identify equipment that need to be replaced based on law related to amortization rate, and the status of material. – Provide a written technical advice for the decommissioning of damaged or depreciated equipment. – Participate in elaboration of Contract for maintenance, service and equipment. – Ensure proper management of stores. – Ensure proper management of vehicles. – Ensure proper management of fuel. – Elaborate periodic report on REMA property,




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Economics

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 2

      Bachelor’s Degree in Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 3

      Advanced Diploma in Supply Chain Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 4

      Advanced Diploma in Store Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 5

      Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 6

      Bachelor’s Degree in Finance

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 7

      Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 8

      Bachelor’s Degree in Assets Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 9

      Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 10

      Bachelor’s Degree in Store Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


  • 11

    Bachelor’s Degree in Logistics Management

    0 Year of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Resource management skills

    • 2
      Analytical skills

    • 3
      Problem solving skills

    • 4
      Decision making skills

    • 5
      Risk management skills

    • 6
      Results oriented

    • 7
      Digital literacy skills

    • 8
      Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.

    • 9
      Knowledge of management of material resources

    • 10
      Knowledge of supply chain management

    • 11
      Time management skills

  • 12
    Knowledge of public sector assets management, accounting and general fleet management;

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Secretary to finance at Rwanda environment management authority (REMA) Under Statute: Deadline: Aug 30, 2024

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Job responsibilities

– Take minutes of meetings chaired by the Director of Administration and Finance and make appropriate filing. – Looking after the directorate diary and make follow up of documents to be signed; – Keep a schedule of meetings and appointments of director and staff of the unit; – Avail to DAF the administrative documents to be signed; – Give back signed documents to senders; – Ensure proper reception and dispatching of correspondences; – Ensure the filing of documents and correspondences; – Write and submit on regular basis (monthly and quarterly) reports; – Control the quality of draft documents before sending them to the supervisor;




Qualifications

    • 1

      Bachelor’s Degree in Secretarial Studies

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 2

      Bachelor’s Degree in Administrative Sciences

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 3

      Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 4

      Bachelor’s Degree in Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 5

      Bachelor’s Degree in Office Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 6

      Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration

      0 Year of relevant experience


    • 7

      Office Management

      0 Year of relevant experience


  • 8

    Secretarial Studies

    0 Year of relevant experience


Required competencies and key technical skills

    • 1
      Integrity

    • 2
      Strong critical thinking skills and excellent problem solving skills.

    • 3
      Resource management skills

    • 4
      Decision making skills

    • 5
      Time management skills

    • 6
      Risk management skills

    • 7
      Results oriented

    • 8
      Digital literacy skills

    • 9
      Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.

  • 10
    Knowledge of office administration

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Manager – BI, AI Solutions at One Acre Fund | Kigali : Deadline :12-11-2024

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About One Acre Fund

Founded in 2006, One Acre Fund supplies 1 million smallholder farmers with the agricultural services they need to make their farms vastly more productive. Our 8,000+ team is drawn from diverse backgrounds and professions. With operations across six core countries in Africa, we make farmers more prosperous by providing quality farm supplies on credit, delivered within walking distance of farmers’ homes, and agricultural training to improve harvests. On average, the farmers we serve harvest 50 percent more food after working with One Acre Fund. To learn more about our work, take a look at our Why Work Here blog for more information.


About the Role

Our ~70-strong Tech team is in charge of delivering and operating a broad range of IT solutions to support our activity, including both internal developments and off-the-shelf enterprise solutions used by farmers and field or HQ staff. This includes e.g. mobile apps for field staff to manage farmer’s orders and loans or track deliveries, BI solutions to analyze farmer yields, farmer-facing services through e.g. Whatsapp or USSD to manage their accounts, or back-office solutions to manage employee information and requests.

Our data engineering and analytics teams are 6+ strong and leverage a technical stack made of Airbyte, Dataiku, Snowflake, Apache Superset


Responsibilities

  • Manage a team of 1-2 Data Scientists, and report to the Head of Data and Analytics

Data Analytics:

  • Select and implement data analytics tools that fit our needs
  • Develop reference dashboards and reports to support our decision-making
  • Conduct ad-hoc analysis projects on behalf of business partners
  • Perform evangelism to promote the value of a data-driven culture
  • Provide support and training to business teams to empower them to use self-service analytics tools

AI & Machine Learning:

  • Develop our AI tooling stack and infrastructure
  • Design models to power our AI/ML-based application features
  • e.g. LLMs for chatbots, CV models for disease identification or ID verification, classification for customer credit risk, forecasting models for yield and fertilizer prices, …
  • Collaborate with application teams to identify areas of AI potential and integrate models

Continuous Improvement:

  • Stay updated with industry trends and emerging AI/ML/BI technologies, running experiments and prototypes whenever required
  • Anticipate data-related business and technical needs


Career Growth and Development

We have a strong culture of constant learning and we invest in developing our people. You’ll have weekly check-ins with your manager, access to mentorship and training programs, and regular feedback on your performance. We hold career reviews every six months, and set aside time to discuss your aspirations and career goals. You’ll have the opportunity to shape a growing organization and build a rewarding long-term career.


Qualifications

Across all roles, these are the general qualifications we look for. For this role specifically, you will have:

  • 6+ years of experience in the software industry, including 3+ years in a data / BI role
  • Significant experience in BI tools such as Tableau, Power BI, Looker, Superset, and data processing and querying languages (numpy, pandas, R, SQL…)
  • Experience in machine learning algorithms and frameworks (TensorFlow, pytorch, scikit-learn, LangChain…)
  • Excellent analytical skills
  • A background in agriculture or African development is appreciated

Preferred Start Date

As soon as possible

Job Location

Kigali, Rwanda (but remote option possible from any of our 8 countries of operation in Africa)

Benefits

Health insurance, housing, and comprehensive benefits


Eligibility

One Acre Fund can support a work permit for this role. However, nationals of (or those with an extensive professional background and work history in) our countries of operation are preferred.

Application Deadline

12 November 2024

One Acre Fund never asks candidates to pay any money or pay for tests at any stage of the interview process. Official One Acre Fund emails will always arrive from an @oneacrefund.org address. Please report any suspicious communication here (globalhotline@oneacrefund.org), but do not send applications or application materials to this email address.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI), and anti-racism are deeply connected to our organization’s mission and purpose. One Acre Fund aspires to build a culture where all staff feel consistently valued, represented, and connected – so that our team can thrive as professionals, and achieve exceptional impact for the farmers we serve.

We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression. We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.

 

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Senior Quality Engineer at One Acre Fund | Kigali :Deadline: 12-11-2024

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About One Acre Fund

Founded in 2006, One Acre Fund supplies 1 million smallholder farmers with the agricultural services they need to make their farms vastly more productive. Our 8,000+ team is drawn from diverse backgrounds and professions. With operations across six core countries in Africa, we make farmers more prosperous by providing quality farm supplies on credit, delivered within walking distance of farmers’ homes, and agricultural training to improve harvests. On average, the farmers we serve harvest 50 percent more food after working with One Acre Fund. To learn more about our work, take a look at our Why Work Here blog for more information.


About the Role

The Quality Engineer role is at the forefront of the Engineering team’s endeavor to enhance the quality and reliability of our solutions and to improve the team’s technical processes.

You will report to an engineering manager on your team as you work with Software Engineers, Business Analysts, and DevOps Engineers in our Engineering department.

Our tooling landscape is based on GitHub, SonarCloud, JIRA, Zephyr Squad, and Azure DevOps.


Responsibilities

  • Create and maintain quality strategy document for your team
  • Streamline and augment overall testing processes
  • Devise and endorse procedures to determine product quality and release readiness
  • Research, develop, and recommend industry standards and tools for testing
  • Develop comprehensive and well-structured test plans and test cases
  • Identify, isolate, and track bugs throughout all stages of testing
  • Utilize tools such as SonarCloud and Zephyr Squad, among others, to assess the coverage of test suites and make recommendations for additional test cases
  • Act among first responders to imminent troubleshooting and incident management


Career Growth and Development

We have a strong culture of constant learning and we invest in developing our people. You’ll have weekly check-ins with your manager, access to mentorship and training programs, and regular feedback on your performance. We hold career reviews every six months, and set aside time to discuss your aspirations and career goals. You’ll have the opportunity to shape a growing organization and build a rewarding long-term career.


Qualifications

Across all roles, these are the general qualifications we look for. For this role specifically, you will have:

  • 3+ years of experience in software development with a focus on software testing, quality assurance, and control. Recommended certifications: CSQA, CAST, CSTE, ASTQB, or ISTQB
  • Experience writing and executing automated tests, which include unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests
  • Experience taking ownership of a team’s deliverables and generating reports to show quality compliance


Preferred Start Date

As soon as possible

Job Location

Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia, Malawi, Nigeria, Burundi, Zambia, or Tanzania

Benefits

Health insurance, housing, and comprehensive benefits

Eligibility

One Acre Fund can support a work permit for this role. However, nationals of (or those with an extensive professional background and work history in) our countries of operation are preferred.

Application Deadline

12 November 2024

One Acre Fund never asks candidates to pay any money or pay for tests at any stage of the interview process. Official One Acre Fund emails will always arrive from an @oneacrefund.org address. Please report any suspicious communication here (globalhotline@oneacrefund.org), but do not send applications or application materials to this email address.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI), and anti-racism are deeply connected to our organization’s mission and purpose. One Acre Fund aspires to build a culture where all staff feel consistently valued, represented, and connected – so that our team can thrive as professionals, and achieve exceptional impact for the farmers we serve.

We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression. We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.

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Technical Design Manager at World Vision International Rwanda | Kigali :Deadline: 29-08-2024

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JOB OPPORTUNITY

 TECHNICAL DESIGN MANAGER

World Vision is a child-focused Christian humanitarian organization implementing development programs in 30 Districts of Rwanda. Our interventions in the strategic period of 2021-2025 seek to reach 2 million of the most vulnerable children. This is done through programming in Resilience and Livelihoods, WASH and Health, Child Protection and Education.

World Vision Rwanda seeks to hire a highly qualified, dedicated, and experienced Rwandan national for the role of Technical Design Manager, joining an established and experienced team. This stimulating position incorporates a range of skills and development in multiple areas, allowing for an exciting opportunity for career growth in a dynamic, global organization. It will be based in Kigali, Rwanda, and report to the Senior Operations Manager with matrix reporting to the Health & WASH TP Manager.


PURPOSE OF THE POSITION:

The Health and WASH design manager will manage WASH, Health and nutrition operations/programming, right from the design, selection, technical oversight, implementation, evaluation and quality control of World Vision Rwanda WASH and Health programs. TDM will closely collaborate with Health and WASH TP Manager, and guide WASH Engineers. S/he will be responsible to effectively planning, budgeting, monitoring and ensure the optimum use of existing resources to leverage more and to bring broad impact and ensure quality compliance of infrastructure.

The position holder will report to Senior Operations Manager and manager/supervise the WASH and Health team including but not limited to WASH BCC Manager, Health and Nutrition Specialist.


RESPONSIBILITIES

% of time

Activity

30%

WASH and Health Infrastructures Management

  • Provide Technical leadership of the assigned WASH and Health infrastructures lead to expected outputs and outcomes for the beneficiaries with focus to the most vulnerable.
  • Provide support to other sectors with infrastructure development
  • Review and approve all WASH related tender documents (Technical study, Specifications, Drawings, Bills of quantities and Terms of Reference) before their submission in procurement
  • Work with the district, other partners and relevant WV staff to develop a clear plan and designs for realizing hardware WASH universal coverage in our WV operating areas.
  • Ensure water infrastructure projects are implemented, as far as is possible within operational constraints, relevant policies and standards relating to WASH service delivery including national, and international standards, donor guidelines and other good practice.
  • Develop and maintain appropriate, regular, transparent and supportive communication structures among partners involved in WASH and Health infrastructures establishment.
  • Ensure the sustainable branding of all WASH infrastructures and handover of all WASH and Health infrastructures at their final reception.

20%

Financial and Risk Management

  • Under the leadership of Senior Operations Manager and in close collaboration with the Health and WASH TP manager, determine the appropriate budget allocation of Health and WASH related programme, elaborate and define its expenditure plan.
  • Ensure a regular review of expenditure of WASH infrastructure activities in line with the agreed expenditure plan, submitting monthly updates to the WASH PM.
  • Represent WVR at the district level for identification of viable WASH and Health infrastructures projects and negotiate for modernity of co-funding
  • Identify possible risks related to project infrastructures, develop and manage the risk mitigation plan using appropriate tools.

15%

Monitoring, Evaluation and Sustainability

  • Monitor and approve quality of WASH infrastructures, overseeing the technical design and execution and evaluating progress through outputs and impacts using both quantitative and qualitative data.
  • Participate in the regular monitoring and evaluation assessments of Health and WASH technical program to ensure the contribution of WASH infrastructures in the program is well recorded
  • Use appropriate tools to track all WV Rwanda constructed infrastructure’s location, status and their management.
  • Development of strategies and innovations for WASH Infrastructure sustainability
  • Monitoring built infrastructure during the occupation, operation and maintenance stage, and close follow up with end users/ service providers


15%

Accountability, Learning and Innovation

  •  Ensure that all WASH projects are implemented in line with acceptable WV procedures, donor requirements and partners’ agreements.
  • Support the WASH and Health TP manager in resources mobilization and provide information on standards and procedures when required.
  • To ensure quality continuous reflection, learning, documentations and reporting of all projects process and partnership.
  • Ensure that findings and recommendations from various accountability mechanisms such as risks and Finance Audits, Program evaluations, Program capability Review, are acted upon in a timely and effective manner.

10%

Coordinate and Collaboration

  • Conduct regular update meetings with the WASH engineers and actively participate in Health and WASH technical program coordination and planning meetings.
  • Coordinate WVR partnership agreement for WASH and Health construction activities.
  • Ensure the development and/or the implementation of WASH infrastructure business processes, standards and guidelines at all levels
  • Represent WV in related sector TWG

5%

Mainstreaming

  • Contribute to the mainstreaming of cross-cutting issues in all WVR WASH projects, in particular the integration of child protection, disability, faith and gender. Ensure focus on Child Well-being outcomes

5%

Staff Management

  •  Ensure the supervision and management of Health and WASH staff
  • Provide technical support to WASH engineers and facilitate their development to meet their duties responsibilities
  • Abide to staff code of conduct and key policies such as child protection policy, zero tolerance to fraud and conflict of interest

KNOWLEDGE/QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE ROLE

Required Professional Experience

  • Minimum of 5 years’ experience with a thorough understanding of all areas of project management both in development and relief environment. 7 years of experience for non-Masters holders
  • Experience in managing relationships with multiple stakeholders such as central government agencies, local government officials, humanitarian/development organizations, community users’ groups, and financial entities.
  • Experience with development project management tools such as log frames, monitoring and evaluation tools and budgets
  • Experience in budget management
  • Cross-cultural sensitivity, flexible worldview, and ability to work with a wide range of people from different backgrounds.
  • Experience in mainstreaming gender, environment, peace-building, disability, child protection and or institutional development.
  • Experience in problem solving, especially adapting global best practice to local context.
  • Proven ability to take and develop lessons and learning for project scale up.


Required Education,

training, license,

registration, and

certification

  •  The position holder should have a bachelor degree in Water or Civil Engineering (preferred), water and Sanitation engineering or any other closely related technical field. Having a master’s degree will be a preferable advantage.
  • A member of a Professional Body
  • Skills in resource mobilization including proposal writing, report writing, networking and representation.
  • Strong interpersonal skills and excellent written and analytic skills.
  • Knowledge of WASH sector policies and guidelines e.g the National Water policy.
  • Knowledge and application of auto/arch CAD, ETAB, STAAD or SAP and GIS
  • Proficiency in MS Office suite.

Preferred Knowledge

and Qualifications

  • Proficiency in Kinyarwanda and English.
  • Ability to build effective teams, promote coordination and collaboration
  • The position holder must be results-oriented
  • Having negotiation and conflict resolution skills
  • Experience and skills in networking with other NGOs, government partners, and local community-based organizations.
  • Experience of procurement and contract management
  • Knowledge of national and international WASH infrastructure-related standards
  •  Knowledge and understanding of SDG 6

Salary:

The salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.

N.B: Women are highly encouraged to apply.


How to apply:

Should you wish to apply for this position, please go to

https://worldvision.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/WorldVisionInternational/details/Technical-Design-Manager_JR35017 If this is your first time applying online via the World Vision International careers website, you will need to register an account along with your application details. This site will provide you with additional functionality, such as saved searches and email alerts. Registration requires minimal information to create your account. Further details will be collected during the application process.

All applicants must apply using our online application system, CVs received via email or standard post will NOT be considered.

In case you face any challenges in applying, please let us know at wvrwanda-recruitment@wvi.org (no applications will be accepted through this email).

The closing date for submission of applications is 29th August 2024; no late applications will be accepted.

As a child-focused organization, World Vision is committed to the protection of children and does not employ staff whose background is not suitable for working with children. All employment is conditional upon the successful completion of all applicable background checks, including criminal record checks.

Note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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Wash Finance Specialist at World Vision International Rwanda | Kigali: Deadline: 29-08-2024

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JOB OPPORTUNITY

WASH Finance Specialist

World Vision is a child-focused Christian humanitarian organization implementing development programmes in 30 Districts of Rwanda. Our interventions in the strategic period of 2021-2025 seek to reach 2 million of the most vulnerable children. This is done through programming in Resilience and Livelihoods, WASH and Health, Child Protection and Education.

World Vision Rwanda seeks to hire a highly qualified, dedicated and experienced Rwandan national for the role of WASH Finance Specialist, joining an established and experienced team. This stimulating position incorporates a range of skills and development in multiple areas, allowing for an exciting opportunity for career growth in a dynamic, global organization. It will be based in Huye, Rwanda, and reports to the Programs Manager with Matrix reporting to the WASH TP Manager.


Purpose of the position:

The WASH Finance Specialist will work closely with the Programs Manager & WASH TP Manager within the World Vision Rwanda (WVR) office and will be responsible for the implementation and coordination of the WASH Financing project in accordance with the project scope, schedule, and deliverables. The WASH Finance Specialist under the guidance of the WASH TP Manager will follow the day-to-day activities of the project. The role involves collaborating with various stakeholders to secure funding, optimize resource allocation, ensure the financial sustainability of WASH initiatives and monitor funding utilization. He/she will be a focal point of contact with Vision Fund (VF) counterparts, leverage VF’s retail experience in WASH microfinance, and primarily focus on financing for community-level water and sanitation Interventions. The WASH Finance Specialist will be based at WVR Head Office with travels in the field, where the WASH Financing Project will be implemented.


The major responsibilities include:

% of time

Activity

60%

WASH Financing Project Implementation Management

  • Ensure WASH Financing project is conducted according to approved Concept Note, MoUs and Budget
  • In collaboration with WV Finance team, manage the WASH financing project Budget
  • Ensure request and financial reports are timely done
  • Coordinate and oversee the implementation of WASH Financing different components, phases and develop a scale up plan
  • Engage with relevant stakeholders to guide successful implementation and spur their partnership in the project scale up
  • Work closely with Financial Service Provider (FSP), Private Operators (PO) and WASAC to ensure that connections are done in accordance with agreements
  • In collaboration with partners, develop the WASH Financing detailed models for the different phases
  • Work closely with Districts to mobilize the community and identify project participants
  • Actively participate in the partners (FSP, PO) enrolment
  • Ensure all project requirements are met during partners’ and participants’ enrolment
  • Actively represent WV in national WASH platforms, and relevant local meetings (at the district level), and maintain key relationships and partnerships with government (line Ministries and agencies) partners and other NGO
  • Attend/lead and participate in internal and external meetings related to WASH Financing
  • Work closely with FSP and explore areas of mutual interest to introduce additional financing product such as blended financing, revolving fund and more.
  • Strengthen the financial management capacity of local organizations and government Cultivate strategic partnerships with government agencies, NGOs, donors, and private sector entities to leverage resources and expertise.
  • Develop, lead and coordinate partners capacity building activities related to WASH financing, WASH infrastructure Planning and O&M etc
  • Develop, lead and coordinate the partners and participants mobilization campaigns
  • Collaborate with the WASH TP team to ensure integration of programs is respected
  • Ensure regular communication with Health and WASH TP Manager and support office.
  • Prepare and share, monthly workplans, monthly, quarterly and annual reports ensuring that the project outputs and outcomes of the projects are well captured meeting the standards requirements.
  • Prepare and share weekly updates
  • Perform any other duties as assigned in accordance with role and level of responsibility

20%

Monitoring and Evaluation

  • Develop, lead and coordinate the project baseline, end lines and impact assessments
  • Develop and use appropriate tools for tracking projects activities
  • Collaborate with M&E team to develop a project monitoring and evaluation mechanism
  • Develop and share project progress reports in compliance to WV reporting standards.
  • Participate in the regular monitoring and evaluation assessments of Health and WASH TP to ensure the contribution of WASH Financing in the program is well recorded


15%

Accountability, Learning and Innovation

  • Identify opportunities for introduction of additional WASH financing opportunities.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to explore innovative financing mechanisms and investment opportunities for WASH financing projects.
  • Ensure that findings and recommendations from various accountability mechanisms such as risks and Finance Audits, Program and Project evaluations etc are acted upon in a timely and effective manner.
  • Actively support to the TP resource mobilization and provide the required information
  • Ensure that all WASH Financing project are implemented in line with acceptable WV procedures, donor requirements and partners’ agreements.
  • Ensure quality of project implementation and data, and contribute to documentation and dissemination as per WV procedures.
  • Guide the adaptive learning process – both knowledge creation and application to future action Provide training and technical assistance to project teams and partners on WASH Financing

5%

Mainstreaming

  •  Contribute to the mainstreaming of cross-cutting issues in all WVR WASH projects, in particular the integration of child protection, disability and gender. Ensure focus on Child Well-being outcomes




Minimum education, training and experience requirements to qualify for the position:

  • Bachelor’s Water Engineering, Business Administration, Economics, or a related field.
  • A master’s in any related fields will be an added advantage
  • Proven experience (5 years) in WASH Financing, MFIs, preferably in water and sanitation financing or the development sector.
  • Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret financial data and trends.
  • Knowledge of project management practices.
  • Excellent communication and negotiation skills, with the ability to build relationships and influence stakeholders including public engagement

Proficiency in MS Office suite.

Required Professional Experience

  • An experienced professional with at least 5 years in finance, infrastructure and/or development work.
  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in implementing financing and MFI solutions in the development sector.
  • Experience in managing relationships with multiple stakeholders such as central government agencies, local government officials, humanitarian/development organizations, community users’ groups, and financial entities.
  • Experience with development project management tools such as log frames, monitoring and evaluation tools and budgets
  • Cross-cultural sensitivity, flexible worldview, and ability to work with a wide range of people from different backgrounds.
  • Experience in mainstreaming gender, environment, peace-building, disability, child protection, and or institutional development.
  • Experience in problem-solving, especially adapting global best practices to local contexts.
  • Proven ability to take and develop lessons and learning for project scale-up.


Preferred Skills, Knowledge and Experience:

  • Should be fluent in English and Kinyarwanda
  • Knowledge of water and sanitation programming approaches in the developing world
  • Knowledge of financial and capital markets, and structuring of social impact funds
  • Knowledge of retail microfinance or banking
  • Knowledge of how private donations and grant-funded projects can be built into financing strategies.
  • Experience of reporting to funders

Knowledge of local water and sanitation policies and financing framework

Salary:

The salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.

NB: Women are highly encouraged to apply.


How to apply:

Should you wish to apply for this position, please go:

https://worldvision.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/WorldVisionInternational/details/WASH-Financing-Specialist_JR33246

If this is your first time applying online via the World Vision International careers website, you will need to register an account along with your application details. This site will provide you with additional functionality, such as saved searches and email alerts. Registration requires minimal information to create your account. Further details will be collected during the application process.

All applicants must apply using our online application system, CVs received via email or standard post will NOT be considered.

In case you face any challenges in applying, please let us know on wvrwanda-recruitment@wvi.org (no applications will be accepted through this email).

The closing date for submission of applications is 29th August 2024; no late applications will be accepted. World Vision is committed to adult and child safeguarding and does not employ staff whose background is not suitable for working with children and vulnerable adults. All employment is conditional upon the successful completion of all applicable background checks, including criminal record checks.

Note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.










Head of MEAL ( Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning) and Research at Save the Children | Kigali :Deadline: 09-09-2024

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Job Description

INTRODUCTION 
Save the Children has been working in Rwanda since 1994 in partnership with the Government of Rwanda (GoR) and local stakeholders to promote a bright future for children. We have experience working in all 30 districts across the country. The main areas of focus are education, child protection, child rights governance, and health and nutrition in humanitarian and development contexts.


GENERAL BACKGROUND
Save the Children (SC) is the world’s largest independent child rights organization, underpinned by a vision of a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. Our mission to inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. Save the Children implements both development and humanitarian assistance programs in Rwanda and Burundi.


ROLE PURPOSE
Head of MEAL provides strategic oversight and operational leadership in areas of Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Leaning (MEAL).S/he will be responsible for quality and accountability standards and their integration into a robust MEAL system throughout the Save the Children Rwanda and Burundi Programme, including managing the relationship with Partner Research/Evaluation Institutions. Key areas of accountability include: a) the development of effective and efficient Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning systems for programmes/projects (design of MEAL plans/tools etc.); b) the management of MEAL systems; c) the compilation and analysis of program data and learning and subsequent reporting at the country level; d) Leading/the provision of technical assistance through designing and implementing studies, research, surveys,assessments and evaluations. The main purpose of this role is to bring together programme learning, innovations, research-based evidence and information for achieving breakthrough solutions in bringing immediate and lasting changes in the lives of children.


QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

  • At least a master’s degree in statistics, economics, research, education or relevant social sciences
  • Recommended minimum of 10 years of experience working in Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, Accountability, and Learning including a senior management position in an NGO setting, preferably with solid experience in more than one of the Save the Children priority sectors: education, protection, rights governance, health and nutrition, and emergencies
  • Significant senior M&E experience with a minimum of 4-years post-Master’s graduation working in planning, monitoring, research, and evaluation in an NGO setting or other think-tank institutions
  • Proven experience of undertaking evaluations/research and leading evaluation/research teams, with outstanding skills in qualitative and quantitative research and data analysis using relevant software such as STATA or SPSS and ATLAS.ti and report writing skills (to be assessed)
  • Proven experience with quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis and ability to review technical reports using relevant software such as STATA or SPSS (to be assessed)
  • Technical expertise in various data analysis software and proven experience using mobile technology for data collection with experience of electronic data collection using Tablets or other devices (to be assessed)
  • Fluency in English and Kinyarwanda, for effective oral and written communication (to be assessed), preference for French language abilities as well
  • Knowledge and/or experience of working on accountability initiatives, such as child participation, information sharing and complaints response mechanisms (to be assessed)
  • Ability to lead and drive the organization towards more action-research focused and child-centred integrated programming by using participation and listening to beneficiaries, including children, as one of the main mechanisms for programme implementation.


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.
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.










Site Administrator/Document Controller at Shelter Group Africa | Kigali : Deadline: 22-08-2024

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Job Advertisement for Site Administrator / Document Controller

Job Title: Site Administrator / Document Controller

Location: Kigali, Rwanda

Company: Shelter Group Africa

Industry: Construction and Real Estate Development

Reports to: Project Manager


Company Overview:

Shelter Group Africa is a leading international construction and real estate company with a diverse portfolio of high-profile projects across the globe. We are committed to excellence, innovation, and sustainability in all our ventures.

Job Summary:

Site Administrator/Document Controller is responsible for daily task management within the organization and ensures the administrative procedures of the Company run smoothly and efficiently on a daily and long-term basis.

This role act as the point of contact for all employees and providing administrative support to ensure efficient operations of the Company. Requires multitasking across a range of responsibilities; actively engage on daily administrative operations, tasks related to organization and communication, by ensuring the duties are completed accurately and delivered with high quality and in a timely manner.


Major Tasks and Responsibilities

  • Actively engage on daily administrative operations and functions
  • Manage daily employee attendance by recording and updating the tracking system.
  • Handling intake, scanning, verification, and storing documents.
  • Filing and archiving relevant documentation.
  • Retrieving files for other employees and customers when needed.
  • Designing templates for documents, file types, and document databases.
  • Checking and editing documents for accuracy and compliance.
  • Controlling the flow of documents in and out of the department.
  • Reporting errors or developments regarding document storage.
  • Ensure the secure destruction and disposal of sensitive documents.
  • Updating and maintaining document management systems and physical records.
  • Maintaining the security of confidential documents.
  • Assisting employees with accessing documents through our document management system.
  • Updating log trackers for all documents
  • Uploading all material requests on AX system
  • Secure all delivery notes and to share it with the main office through our internal procedure.
  • Properly record and maintain all minutes of meetings between Shelter Group and consultant/client


Required Skills and Qualifications

  • Experience working in a construction or related field.
  • Strong organizational and time-management skills.
  • Knowledge of safety regulations and best practices in the construction industry.
  • Excellent interpersonal and leadership skills.
  • Bachelor’s degree in business administration, IT or a related field.
  • Minimum of 1 year of experience in a similar role or the equivalent.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other administrative software.
  • Ability to work well under pressure and meet tight deadlines.

What We Offer:

  • Competitive salary and benefits package.
  • Opportunities for professional growth and development.
  • A dynamic, diverse and highly collaborative work environment.
  • Exposure to high-profile international projects.

Application Process:

Interested candidates should submit their resume, a cover letter, and references to hr.africa@shelter.co by 22 August 2024

Please include ” Site Administrator/ Document Controller Application” in the subject line.

Shelter Group Africa is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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Human Resources Manager at easyHATCH | Musanze :Deadline: 20-09-2024

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JOB OVERVIEW

easyHATCH Ltd is offering a prime role for energetic, dynamic person to join our team based in Musanze District. The successful candidate will need to approach their job with zeal, integrity and utmost honesty.

We are looking for an HR Manager to oversee all aspects of human resources practices and processes. To us, an HR Manager is the go-to person for all employee-related issues. This means that your HR Manager duties will involve managing activities such as job design, recruitment, employee relations, performance management, training & development and talent management.

The job of HR Manager is important to business success. People are our most important asset and you’ll be the one to ensure we have a happy and productive workplace where everyone works to realize our established mission and objectives. Promoting corporate values and shaping a positive culture is a vital aspect of a complete HR Manager job description and specification.

The goal is to enable the company’s leaders to make sound business decisions and meet the company’s objectives. In this role, you will have the opportunity to utilize your expertise in human/talent development and strategic planning. By analysing day-to-day employee activities and issues, you will provide valuable insights and recommendations to upper management.

Your guidance will empower the company’s leaders to make informed decisions that align with the organization’s long-term goals. Additionally, you will play a crucial role in developing and implementing employee relations standard operating procedures and plans that support the company’s growth and profitability. Monitoring talent performance, identifying areas for improvement, and capitalizing on opportunities will be integral parts of your responsibilities.

You need to be able to work independently with minimal supervision.


RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Develop and implement HR strategies and initiatives aligned with the overall business strategy
  • Bridge management and employee relations by addressing demands, grievances or other issues
  • Manage the recruitment and selection process
  • Support current and future business needs through the development, engagement, motivation and preservation of human capital
  • Develop and monitor overall HR strategies, systems, tactics and procedures across the organization
  • Nurture a positive working environment
  • Oversee and manage a performance appraisal system that drives high performance
  • Maintain pay plan and benefits program
  • Assess training needs to apply and monitor training programs
  • Report to management and provide decision support through HR metrics
  • Ensure legal compliance throughout human resource management


REQUIREMENTS AND SKILLS

  • Proven working experience as HR Manager or other HR Executive
  • People oriented and results driven
  • Demonstrable experience with Human Resources metrics
  • Knowledge of HR systems and databases
  • Ability to architect strategy along with leadership skills
  • Excellent active listening, negotiation and presentation skills
  • Competence to build and effectively manage interpersonal relationships at all levels of the company
  • In-depth knowledge of labor law and HR best practices
  • Degree in Human Resources or related field

Interested candidates should send their cover letter and well detailed CV no later than September 20th 2024 via the apply button below.

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Bridge Lending Window Specialist at Business Development Fund(BDF Ltd) | Kigali :Deadline: 06-09-2024

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JOB OPORTUNITY

BRIDGE LENDING WINDOW SPECIALIST

 Background

Business Development Fund (BDF) was established in 2011 with a mandate to facilitate MSMEs to access finance through provision of financial products such as guarantees, matching grants, MFIs/SACCO refinancing, Leasing, Agribusiness, and Advisory services. The Partial Credit Guarantee (PCG) is the BDF flagship product. While the end beneficiaries of these products are the micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs); participating financial institutions (PFIs-i.e., Banks, MFIs, and SACCOs) are the key partners and primary beneficiaries.

The World Bank under the Access to Finance for Recovery and Resilience (AFIRR) Project is providing support on Bridge Lending Window product development to support MSMEs that will be affected by climate shocks (Floods/excess rain; Droughts/lack of rains and landslides). The scheme includes two components, (i) establishing a bridge lending window to be housed at the BDF and (ii) implementing an insurance backstop solution to the BLW. The facility is not only backing PCG but also support recovery and resilience for MSMEs from eligible climate shocks. See Annex for the overall structure of the BLW.

The initial market assessment and survey were completed, dissemination and validations of finding from survey were done, the policy and procedures manual including key features of facility were developed and approved by the BDF Board meeting held on 11th July 2023.


 Purpose

The purpose of the position is to support the establishment of the Bridge Lending Facility within BDF. The Bridge Lending Window Specialist will be responsible for overall lending and monitoring operations of the facility. He/she is expected to perform a full range of administrative and operational duties regarding the BLW facility including guiding a consulting firm for the BLW pilot and insurance backstop product development.  He/she will report to the Fund Manager and will closely work with all other technical departments.

 Main responsibilities

 Specifically, the BLW Specialist will do the following:

Preparation for the pilot: The BLW Specialist will guide and monitor the consulting firm in the preparation of the pilot.

Guidance on BLW Eligibility and Procedures

  • Provide guidance in verifying and detailing BLW eligibility requirements (triggers, pre-conditions, data collection requirement, data requirements, stakeholders’ roles, and governance structures of decision-making), operational and reporting procedures, and systems based on the approved BLW policy and procedures manual and the inputs by the consulting firm.
  • Review internal BDF rules and regulations regarding the extension of credit to ensure alignment of the BLW with existing procedures and provide an advisory opinion to the CEO accordingly.
  • Engage the relevant stakeholders and validate the revised BLW policy and procedures.


Development of Contract Modalities

  • Formulate contracting modalities aligned with the governance structures outlined in the operations manual, specifically detailing the operational model for BLW. This should focus on the collaboration framework between BDF and PFIs. The contracting modalities should ensure clarity in roles, responsibilities, and procedures to facilitate effective implementation and governance of the BLW initiative.

Development of analytics and disbursement metrics to activate disbursements from the BLW in response to shocks for BDF management approval

  • Provide leadership, with support from the consulting firm, in assessing the geographical locations of the current PCG portfolio. Review risk assessment reports in those geographies and for Rwanda to identify the main climatic risks in each location.
  • Review and validate the findings and analysis provided by the consultancy firm on the projected BLW lending to MSME borrowers and the capacity of available funding to meet the demand for bridge loans. This includes verifying the consultancy firm’s agriculture data collection methods on yield losses and other climatic shocks in those locations to effectively monitor widespread climatic shocks.
  • Map out disaster risk management (DRM) structures in the GoR and seek collaboration with other institutions/efforts on disaster risk financing. Understand data collected by the DRM agencies and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Guide on structuring and costing of the credit of the BLW using risk-based pricing

  • Based on the data collected under the previous item, provide guidance on costing analysis for credit extended from the BLW, with support from the selected consultant and WB team.
  • The cost of credit (interest rate) should be such that it covers the operating costs of the BLW to ensure sustainability but low enough to ensure good value for beneficiary MSMEs.
  • When setting the cost of credit, the cost of other credit instruments offered by the BDF should be considered.

Implementation of the pilot: the BLW Specialist will be responsible for executing the BLW pilot.


Launch and execution of BLW pilot

  • Oversee the launch and execution of the BLW pilot, with support from the selected consultant and World Bank, organize awareness-raising events, solicit applications, and ensure timely compliance with repayment schedules.
  • Manage the BLW facility pipeline through the identification of new projects in line with facility objectives and targeted eligible beneficiaries including PFIs to increase the uptake of the BLW.
  • Ensure compliance with the BLW policy and procedures manual. This includes, but not limited to, eligibility requirements, operational and reporting procedures/templates, and corresponding IT systems.
  • Review the experience of the pilot and make necessary adjustments in the BLW manual and other related documents.

Implementation of the BLW and preparation of the insurance backstop: The BLW Specialist will continue to lead the BLW and guide the consulting firm for the insurance backstop development.

BLW operation

  • Manage the BLW facility pipeline through the identification of new projects in line with facility objectives and targeted eligible beneficiaries including PFIs to increase the uptake of the BLW.
  • Ensure compliance with the BLW policy and procedures manual. This includes, but not limited to, eligibility requirements, operational and reporting procedures/templates, and corresponding IT systems.


Insurance Backstop Development and Placement

  • Lead the development and placement of an insurance backstop product in collaboration with the selected consultancy firm. This includes reviewing available insurance products for the specified geographies and assessing the complementarity between the triggers for these insurance products and the proposed BLW insurance mechanism. Additionally, it may involve developing new products based on quality data, with reference from existing products available in Rwanda and similar products available internationally.
  • Collaborate with insurance brokers or (re)insurance companies for the placement of the insurance solution.

Capacity Building and Reporting

  • Coordinate capacity building and provide technical assistance to BDF staff, PFIs, and MSMEs.
  • Consolidate and prepare all necessary reports (monthly, quarterly, annually, and ad hoc). Participate in planning, budgeting, and implementing the bridge lending process through PFIs.
  • Prepare reports for the BDF management and the AFIRR project summarizing the progress of the BLW to date, key challenges, successes, and lessons learned to improve the functionality moving forward.
  • Provide regular updates to the technical committee, formed by BDF representatives (including the BLW Specialist), the selected consultancy firm, and the WB team, on the progress of implementation and execution.


Monitoring, evaluation, and internal controls

  • Collect all data necessary to fulfil the M&E function of the BLW instrument.  This includes but is not exclusive to, the results indicators tracked under the AFIRR project. Aligned with each World Bank implementation support mission, provide the necessary data to update the results indicators of the project.
  • Organize focus group discussions (FGDs) every 1-2 years with beneficiary MSMEs of the BLW.  Use these FGDs as a mechanism to understand the value the BLW provides to MSMEs in Rwanda, hear suggestions to improve the functionality of the BLW as well as improve the design of the BLW moving forward.
  • Conduct internal control reviews and respond to audit reports/queries as required, adhere to protocols, and improve BLW design and functionality.


Contract duration

The contract term is one year renewable upon satisfaction.

Professional, academic qualifications and experience

The BLW Specialist will be recruited competitively and shall obtain the following qualifications:

Educational Background: A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in business management, Finance, business administration, or other related fields.

Professional Experience:

  • At least 5 years experience in the banking sector and at least 3 years working on Managerial level.
  • Extensive experience in Rwanda’s private sector, particularly in agriculture and/or MSME sectors, including roles related to rural business development, finance, marketing, competitiveness, and value chain analysis.
  • Familiarity with disaster risk management and risk financing, including flood/drought risk assessment and modelling (incl. analytical and research skills in hazard, exposure, and vulnerability analysis)
  • Experience working with the Government of Rwanda, especially with the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) or the Central Bank, with a focus on financial policy, stability, long-term finance, and risk management, is preferred.


Skills and Abilities:

  • Deep understanding of institutional oversight and accountability functions, including grievance mechanisms
  • Proven ability to build trust and partnerships with government and private sector entities in emerging markets.
  • Ability to work constructively and collaboratively with diverse stakeholders on a range of sensitive issues, and to anticipate, manage and respond to divergent views.
  • Ability to work under minimal supervision.
  • Excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
  • High level of creativity and innovation.
  • Good planning and organisation skills.
  • Good problem solving and analysis skills.
  • Excellent relationship building and networking.
  • Ability to motivate the team into attaining goals.
  • High customer service orientation.
  • Ability to work under time pressure and meet deadlines.
  • Results-oriented, self-driven.
  • Excellent written and spoken command of English and Kinyarwanda Knowledge of French is an added value.


How to apply

Interested candidate should send their application file to the BDF Chief Executive Officer (including Curriculum Vitae, copies of degree certificates and professional certificates, motivation letter, names of three previous supervisors’ emails and telephone). The application should be submitted at BDF office or through email: info@bdf.rw not later than 06/09/2024 at 12h00.

Done in Kigali, 22nd August 2024

Vincent MUNYESHYAKA

Chief Executive Officer










Supply Chain Officer at easyHATCH: Deadline: 20-09-2024

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JOB OVERVIEW

easyHATCH Ltd is offering a prime role for energetic, dynamic person to join our team based in Musanze District. The successful candidate will need to approach their job with zeal, integrity and utmost honesty.

A Supply Chain Officer is a professional who is in charge of every stage of an organization’s supply chain, from purchasing raw materials to production. Supply chain managers develop and monitor a company’s supply chain strategy. You must ensure that the product comes at just the right time and coordinate storage for it, so nothing goes missing or gets damaged along this complex process. Your goal is to improve productivity and efficiency and reduce costs while securing high quality material for the company. You keep track of logistics and update the company’s inventory and analyze operational performance and resolve issues. You also collaborate with vendors and suppliers to ensure all operations (e.g. shipping, delivery) meet quality and safety standards.

We are looking for an experienced supply chain officer to  ensure our supply chain and logistics operations function properly. You must have a strong background in supply chain management to join our team. The ideal candidate will have comprehensive knowledge of procurement principles, excellent interpersonal skills, and a proven track record of effectively managing inventory.

In this role, you’ll collaborate with other departments, such as Operations and Finance, to create effective business plans, so teamwork skills are important. You should also have experience in project management, as well as great leadership and communication ability.

You need to be able to work independently with minimal supervision.


RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Create the company’s supply chain strategy
  • Analyze data from shipping and delivering processes to find bottlenecks and other issues
  • Monitor logistics to make sure they run smoothly
  • Maintain supply chain inventory and records
  • Find cost-effective solutions for supply chain processes
  • Resolve issues that come up (e.g. delays in delivery, accidents)
  • Collaborate with other departments to create coordinated plans for business growth
  • Develop and implement safety guidelines in all aspects of the supply chain (e.g. use of trucks, forklifts)
  • Ensure supply chain processes meet legal requirements and standards
  • Communicate and negotiate with suppliers and vendors to land more profitable deals
  • Oversee and manage inventory and supply chain management according to company guidelines.
  • Develop and implement strategies for procuring, storing, and distributing goods and maintaining stock levels.
  • Maintain accurate records (e.g., contracts, purchase orders, requisitions).
  • Identify and source potential vendors and suppliers.
  • Maintain supplier relationships and manage supplier performance.
  • Review and compare supplier price proposals.
  • Track and report key functional metrics to reduce expenses and improve effectiveness.
  • Collaborate with key persons to ensure clarity of the specifications and expectations of the company


REQUIREMENTS AND SKILLS

  • Previous experience as a supply chain manager or in a similar field
  • Excellent knowledge of supply chain processes
  • Working experience of relevant software
  • Strong understanding of employment laws and regulations.
  • Strong communication skills
  • Excellent organizational and project management skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Creative problem-solving
  • A strategic and analytical mind
  • Degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, or similar field

Interested candidates should send their cover letter and well detailed CV no later than September 20th 2024 via the apply button below.










Bridge Lending Window Specialist at Business Development Fund(BDF Ltd) | Kigali :Deadline: 06-09-2024

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JOB OPORTUNITY

BRIDGE LENDING WINDOW SPECIALIST

 Background

Business Development Fund (BDF) was established in 2011 with a mandate to facilitate MSMEs to access finance through provision of financial products such as guarantees, matching grants, MFIs/SACCO refinancing, Leasing, Agribusiness, and Advisory services. The Partial Credit Guarantee (PCG) is the BDF flagship product. While the end beneficiaries of these products are the micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs); participating financial institutions (PFIs-i.e., Banks, MFIs, and SACCOs) are the key partners and primary beneficiaries.

The World Bank under the Access to Finance for Recovery and Resilience (AFIRR) Project is providing support on Bridge Lending Window product development to support MSMEs that will be affected by climate shocks (Floods/excess rain; Droughts/lack of rains and landslides). The scheme includes two components, (i) establishing a bridge lending window to be housed at the BDF and (ii) implementing an insurance backstop solution to the BLW. The facility is not only backing PCG but also support recovery and resilience for MSMEs from eligible climate shocks. See Annex for the overall structure of the BLW.

The initial market assessment and survey were completed, dissemination and validations of finding from survey were done, the policy and procedures manual including key features of facility were developed and approved by the BDF Board meeting held on 11th July 2023.


 Purpose

The purpose of the position is to support the establishment of the Bridge Lending Facility within BDF. The Bridge Lending Window Specialist will be responsible for overall lending and monitoring operations of the facility. He/she is expected to perform a full range of administrative and operational duties regarding the BLW facility including guiding a consulting firm for the BLW pilot and insurance backstop product development.  He/she will report to the Fund Manager and will closely work with all other technical departments.

 Main responsibilities

 Specifically, the BLW Specialist will do the following:

Preparation for the pilot: The BLW Specialist will guide and monitor the consulting firm in the preparation of the pilot.

Guidance on BLW Eligibility and Procedures

  • Provide guidance in verifying and detailing BLW eligibility requirements (triggers, pre-conditions, data collection requirement, data requirements, stakeholders’ roles, and governance structures of decision-making), operational and reporting procedures, and systems based on the approved BLW policy and procedures manual and the inputs by the consulting firm.
  • Review internal BDF rules and regulations regarding the extension of credit to ensure alignment of the BLW with existing procedures and provide an advisory opinion to the CEO accordingly.
  • Engage the relevant stakeholders and validate the revised BLW policy and procedures.


Development of Contract Modalities

  • Formulate contracting modalities aligned with the governance structures outlined in the operations manual, specifically detailing the operational model for BLW. This should focus on the collaboration framework between BDF and PFIs. The contracting modalities should ensure clarity in roles, responsibilities, and procedures to facilitate effective implementation and governance of the BLW initiative.

Development of analytics and disbursement metrics to activate disbursements from the BLW in response to shocks for BDF management approval

  • Provide leadership, with support from the consulting firm, in assessing the geographical locations of the current PCG portfolio. Review risk assessment reports in those geographies and for Rwanda to identify the main climatic risks in each location.
  • Review and validate the findings and analysis provided by the consultancy firm on the projected BLW lending to MSME borrowers and the capacity of available funding to meet the demand for bridge loans. This includes verifying the consultancy firm’s agriculture data collection methods on yield losses and other climatic shocks in those locations to effectively monitor widespread climatic shocks.
  • Map out disaster risk management (DRM) structures in the GoR and seek collaboration with other institutions/efforts on disaster risk financing. Understand data collected by the DRM agencies and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Guide on structuring and costing of the credit of the BLW using risk-based pricing

  • Based on the data collected under the previous item, provide guidance on costing analysis for credit extended from the BLW, with support from the selected consultant and WB team.
  • The cost of credit (interest rate) should be such that it covers the operating costs of the BLW to ensure sustainability but low enough to ensure good value for beneficiary MSMEs.
  • When setting the cost of credit, the cost of other credit instruments offered by the BDF should be considered.

Implementation of the pilot: the BLW Specialist will be responsible for executing the BLW pilot.


Launch and execution of BLW pilot

  • Oversee the launch and execution of the BLW pilot, with support from the selected consultant and World Bank, organize awareness-raising events, solicit applications, and ensure timely compliance with repayment schedules.
  • Manage the BLW facility pipeline through the identification of new projects in line with facility objectives and targeted eligible beneficiaries including PFIs to increase the uptake of the BLW.
  • Ensure compliance with the BLW policy and procedures manual. This includes, but not limited to, eligibility requirements, operational and reporting procedures/templates, and corresponding IT systems.
  • Review the experience of the pilot and make necessary adjustments in the BLW manual and other related documents.

Implementation of the BLW and preparation of the insurance backstop: The BLW Specialist will continue to lead the BLW and guide the consulting firm for the insurance backstop development.

BLW operation

  • Manage the BLW facility pipeline through the identification of new projects in line with facility objectives and targeted eligible beneficiaries including PFIs to increase the uptake of the BLW.
  • Ensure compliance with the BLW policy and procedures manual. This includes, but not limited to, eligibility requirements, operational and reporting procedures/templates, and corresponding IT systems.

Insurance Backstop Development and Placement

  • Lead the development and placement of an insurance backstop product in collaboration with the selected consultancy firm. This includes reviewing available insurance products for the specified geographies and assessing the complementarity between the triggers for these insurance products and the proposed BLW insurance mechanism. Additionally, it may involve developing new products based on quality data, with reference from existing products available in Rwanda and similar products available internationally.
  • Collaborate with insurance brokers or (re)insurance companies for the placement of the insurance solution.


Capacity Building and Reporting

  • Coordinate capacity building and provide technical assistance to BDF staff, PFIs, and MSMEs.
  • Consolidate and prepare all necessary reports (monthly, quarterly, annually, and ad hoc). Participate in planning, budgeting, and implementing the bridge lending process through PFIs.
  • Prepare reports for the BDF management and the AFIRR project summarizing the progress of the BLW to date, key challenges, successes, and lessons learned to improve the functionality moving forward.
  • Provide regular updates to the technical committee, formed by BDF representatives (including the BLW Specialist), the selected consultancy firm, and the WB team, on the progress of implementation and execution.

Monitoring, evaluation, and internal controls

  • Collect all data necessary to fulfil the M&E function of the BLW instrument.  This includes but is not exclusive to, the results indicators tracked under the AFIRR project. Aligned with each World Bank implementation support mission, provide the necessary data to update the results indicators of the project.
  • Organize focus group discussions (FGDs) every 1-2 years with beneficiary MSMEs of the BLW.  Use these FGDs as a mechanism to understand the value the BLW provides to MSMEs in Rwanda, hear suggestions to improve the functionality of the BLW as well as improve the design of the BLW moving forward.
  • Conduct internal control reviews and respond to audit reports/queries as required, adhere to protocols, and improve BLW design and functionality.


Contract duration

The contract term is one year renewable upon satisfaction.

Professional, academic qualifications and experience

The BLW Specialist will be recruited competitively and shall obtain the following qualifications:

Educational Background: A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in business management, Finance, business administration, or other related fields.

Professional Experience:

  • At least 5 years experience in the banking sector and at least 3 years working on Managerial level.
  • Extensive experience in Rwanda’s private sector, particularly in agriculture and/or MSME sectors, including roles related to rural business development, finance, marketing, competitiveness, and value chain analysis.
  • Familiarity with disaster risk management and risk financing, including flood/drought risk assessment and modelling (incl. analytical and research skills in hazard, exposure, and vulnerability analysis)
  • Experience working with the Government of Rwanda, especially with the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) or the Central Bank, with a focus on financial policy, stability, long-term finance, and risk management, is preferred.

Skills and Abilities:

  • Deep understanding of institutional oversight and accountability functions, including grievance mechanisms
  • Proven ability to build trust and partnerships with government and private sector entities in emerging markets.
  • Ability to work constructively and collaboratively with diverse stakeholders on a range of sensitive issues, and to anticipate, manage and respond to divergent views.
  • Ability to work under minimal supervision.
  • Excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
  • High level of creativity and innovation.
  • Good planning and organisation skills.
  • Good problem solving and analysis skills.
  • Excellent relationship building and networking.
  • Ability to motivate the team into attaining goals.
  • High customer service orientation.
  • Ability to work under time pressure and meet deadlines.
  • Results-oriented, self-driven.
  • Excellent written and spoken command of English and Kinyarwanda Knowledge of French is an added value.


How to apply

Interested candidate should send their application file to the BDF Chief Executive Officer (including Curriculum Vitae, copies of degree certificates and professional certificates, motivation letter, names of three previous supervisors’ emails and telephone). The application should be submitted at BDF office or through email: info@bdf.rw not later than 06/09/2024 at 12h00.

Done in Kigali, 22nd August 2024

Vincent MUNYESHYAKA

Chief Executive Officer

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3 Job Positions (Marketing and Communication Manager, Chief Internal Auditor, Training and Study Visit Officer) at Rwanda Cooperation Initiative: Deadline:September 3rd 2024

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JOB OPPORTUNITY

Knowledge sharing is a fundamental part of implementation of the agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals. SDG 17 calls for enhancing “knowledge sharing on mutually agreed terms”, transcending traditional “donor-recipient” relations towards shared learning. In recognition of the importance of knowledge sharing as a means of implementation for SDGs, many countries established special offices within their governments responsible for codifying and sharing successful solutions – at central or sector level. Such offices started emerging in countries at very different levels of development.


Moreover, the National Strategy for Transformation (NST1) for Transformational Governance Pillar, under Rwanda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation priority area 3 to strengthen Diplomatic and International Cooperation to accelerate Rwanda and Africa’s development, an action to put in place mechanisms to raise awareness of Rwanda’s Home-Grown Initiatives and Good Practices collectively called innovative initiatives, locally and internationally to support development was required.

As a result, Rwanda Cooperation Initiative was established in 2018 with a mission to become a global gateway for development knowledge exchange by serving as a hub for learning that promotes innovative development initiatives through national and international cooperation. Rwanda Cooperation Initiative shares Rwanda’s knowledge through different activities including Study Visits, Training, Research and Advisory services as well as Project Implementation drawing from Rwanda’s experience.

In order to fulfil its mandate, RCI is looking for skilled and competent candidates to fill the positions of Marketing and Communication Manager, Chief Internal Auditor, Training and Study Visit Officer as detailed in attached profiles.


Application guidelines:

Interested candidates should send zipped documents as follows: CV, a cover letter, a copy of degree(s) and certificate(s) and a copy of ID card or valid Rwandan Passport. The application letter should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer of Rwanda Cooperation Initiative. While sending your application, the subject should mention the position for which the candidate is applying 1. (Marketing and Communication Manager position), 2Chief Internal Auditor3Training and Study Visit Officer.

The file is to be submitted at RCI Head office 6th floor (21 KG 5 Ave, Kigali – KACYIRU – opposite Marasa Hotel) at reception or by email at recruitment@cooperation.rw, not later than Tuesday, September 3rd 2024 at 5:00PM.

N.B: Only shortlisted and successful Candidates will be contacted.

Regards,


Dr.Willy Mugenzi

Chief Operations Officer

 

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ADVERTISEMENT OF HORIZON LOGISTICS TENDERS FOR VARIOUS ITEMS at Horizon Logistics Ltd. DEADLINE: 02-09-2024

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ADVERTISEMENT OF HORIZON LOGISTICS TENDERS FOR VARIOUS ITEMS

With intention to maintain an updated supplier’s data base with the purpose to conclude framed and open contracts for a period of 12 to 24 months, Horizon Logistics Ltd invites all interested suppliers/service providers to express their interest to work with the company in various fields as mentioned below:

Local & Mission Area

A. Supply of HDV, LDV Spare Parts

B. Inland Transportation & Clearing Service From Dar Es Salaam to Kigali – Kigali to Dar Es Salaam,

C. Inland Transportation & Clearing Service From Mombasa to Kigali – Kigali to Mombasa,

D. Inland Transportation & Clearing Service From Kigali To South Sudan,

E. Local Transportation Within The Country,

F. Provision of Air And Sea Freight Around The World,

G. Supply of Generator and Generator Spare Parts,

H. Supply of Tyres For Machines, Trucks and Small Vehicles,

I. Supply of Minor Engineering Materials,

J. Supply of Workshop Materials,

K. Supply of Water Treatment Plants Materials,

L. Supply of Furniture’s Materials

M. Supply of Gym Equipment,

N. Supply of Ablution Facilities,

O. Supply of Cooking Machines,

P. Supply of Prefabricated Materials

Q. Supply of Fire Extinguishers,

R. Supply of Hygienic and Cleaning Materials

S. Supply of IT and Stationery Materials

T. Supply of Plastic Sheeting,

U. Supply of Water Bladders

V. Supply of Tents

W. Supply of Security Equipment

X. Supply of UAV Batteries

Y. Supply of Wooden Materials

Z. Supply of Vertical Blind Curtains

AA. Provision of Vehicle Branding Using Paint

BB. Provision of Hiring of Machines, Trucks, Tipper and Small Vehicles,

CC. Provision of Internet Package

DD. Provision of Antivirus Security Services,

EE. Provision of Air Ticket Service

FF. Provision of Packaging Services

GG. Air Condition Supply, Installation and Maintenance

HH. Electronic Equipment, Supply, Installation and Maintenance

II. Provision of Training Service (Capacity Building)

JJ. Provision of Hotel Services (Meeting, Accommodation and Other Related Facilities..)

KK. Vehicle Repair and Maintenance,

LL. Supply of Various Construction Materials (Plumbing, Electrical, Sanitary etc..),

MM. Provision of Staff Uniform Design and Production,

NN. Provision of Advertisement in Newspaper

OO. Provision of car wash service

PP. And any other supply and service

Bids should include (But not limited) the following:

  • Business Certificate describing line of business and Registration Number/TIN Number (or equivalent).
  • Detailed Company profile covering Names/Physical Address/Mail Address/Phone & WhatsApp Number/Full Bank Details, experience, products/services, financial overview and assets etc.
  • For Local bidder, it should be submitted Valid Tax & RSSB Clearance.

More information enabling interested bidders to make comprehensive proposals will be available upon the request through the following procurement email address: tender@horizonlogistics.rw but inquiries should be raised considering the bids submission deadline as this will not be changed.

For Local Bidders, well printed bids properly bound in sealed envelopes and specifying the concerned tender in which was expressing interest to work with Horizon Logistics should be compulsory and submitted at Horizon Logistics Reception Desk, at Ituze Plaza building, KN 5 RD56, KG173 St. Only abroad Bidders will be allowed to submit their bids on line through the above mentioned email address.

Submission should be not later than 02nd September 2024 at midnight Kigali TimeLate bids will be rejected.

Eng. Innocent KAYISIRE

Managing Director

Horizon Logistics

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Youth Researcher at Rwanda Men’s Resource Centre (RWAMREC) | Kigali/Karongi :Deadline: 15-09-2024

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Overview

RWAMREC is looking for a Youth Researcher for the purpose of conducting an end-term evaluation of Generation G Rwanda according to the terms of reference set out here in.

Key details:

Post title: Youth Researcher

Programme Locations: Rwanda (Kigali city, Karongi district);

Application Deadline: 15 September 2024

Time line Contract: 5 October 2024 – 31 December 2025

Reporting to :Global end-term evaluation consultant(to be hired)

The Generation G partnership strives towards creating gender-just and violence-free societies with and for young people in their full diversity. The partnership raises public support, advocates for improved policies and laws, and strengthens civil society to contribute to achieving gender justice. It thrives on the diversity, strength and collaboration of experts, evidence-based and evaluated approaches, cross-country learning, and global advocacy. Programme activities are running in seven countries in the Global South: Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Rwanda, South Africa and Uganda, and will conclude at the end of calendar year 2025. As the end-term date of the programme approaches, the organisations and institutions involved in the programme are eager to investigate the results of their work, and document lessons about the successes and challenges of the programme to inform our future programming and the lobby and advocacy field as a whole.


ProgrammeBackground

The Generation G partnership raises public support, advocates for improved policies and laws, and strengthens civil society as a means to contribute to gender justice. More specifically, this partnership engages an innovative gender-transformative strategy that equips youth leaders and civil society organisations to address the root causes of gender inequality and power imbalances. Engaging (young) men in promoting gender justice is a key component of this strategy.

The key approach of the programme is a gender-transformative approach. A gender-transformative approach focuses on the following elements: a) investing in amplifying young feminist voices; b) strengthening the role of young men as allies in gender equality; c) promoting human rights and youth agency; d) analysing and addressing harmful norms and unequal power relations; e) embracing sexual and gender diversity.

Next to a gender-transformative approach, this partnership has fully embraced the principles of inclusiveness, meaningful and inclusive youth participation, do no harm and accountability. As young people are our key actors and key impact group, they are actively included in decision-making processes, as well as the design and implementation of key strategies. The diversity in these principles refer to the fact that, although the partnership recognises the need to amplify voices of women and the need to actively engage men, we live in a world where youth have intersecting identities that influence their position in society and access to rights and power. As such, an intersectional feminist approach to gender justice is strongly embedded in the Generation G programme.

Gender-transformative lobbying and advocacy happens at the individual, community, institutional and policy levels. The different levels of gender-transformative lobbying and advocacy are embedded in three mutually reinforcing long-term outcomes (LTOs), described below:

  • LTO1 aims at increasing and mobilising public support for gender justice and rejecting gender-based violence. This LTO also feeds into the other two LTOs as mobilised individuals can become part of organised civil society or might use their voice or voting power to pressure decision makers towards more gender-transformative policies and
  • LTO 2 focuses on strengthening gender-transformative and youth-inclusive policymaking and legislation. This LTO feeds into the other two LTOs as decision makersdirectly influence the availability of civic space and have a strong influence on the general public through discourse, legislation and
  • LTO3 envisions a strong, inclusive and resilient civil society that is able to fight for gender This LTO also feeds into the other two LTOs as a strong civil society is able to advocate for gender-transformative laws and policies and is able to foster and stimulate public support.

Our strategic objective is to create societies that are gender just and violence free, with and for young people in their full diversity. By saying gender just, we imply systemic change at the level of root causes of discrimination, sexism and harmful norms that impede full access to rights for young people on the mere basis of their gender. By violence free, we imply our ambition to actively contribute to a decrease in gender-based violence in the countries where this programme is active.


Objectives

The end-term evaluation of the Generation G programme has two-fold objectives: programmatic focused and collaboration focused. Detailed objectives are:

Evaluating the effectiveness of the programme: evaluate the results (including unexpected or unintended results) of the programme, which changes occurred, how changes happened and the contribution of the programme to these changes:

  • Toassess and validate the country programme progress towards the achievement of the 5-year targets at output and outcome level;
  • Toassess the country programme strategies regarding:
  • Sustainability (what is the likelihood that the programme results will be sustainable, in terms of systems, institutions, policies, financing) and institutionalization(e.g. on GTA and MIYP);
  • Operationalisation of programme principles (do we live up to our own principles?);
  • Capacity strengthening (Is the programmesufficiently sensitive and responsive to capacity strengthening needs? Is the country capacity strengthening plan effective and likely to lead to sustained capacity improvements in the long-term?)
  • A mapping of funding in relation to budgets vs. expenditures at activity, thematic and geographical level, aswell as an evaluation of financial resource management (e.g. appropriateness of budget planning, whether grant allocation has been appropriate, whether there were any bottlenecks in the system of financial disbursement between consortium, national lead partner and coalition partners;
  • Additionalcountry specific evaluation and/or learning

Evaluatingthe partnership collaborationfocusing on; coherence, localisation/leading from the South, partnership with the Ministry and the Embassies, lessons learned and good practices.

Evaluating the relevance and validity of the theory of change: evaluate the programmes’ theory of change including assessing the validity of the assumptions underlying the TOC in the different country contexts by providing evidence of which mechanismsof change worked, which did not, and why

The Generation G country coalition ofRwandacallsforaYouthResearchertoaddress these objectives clearly and comprehensively. Further details are presented below.


Methods and approach

For the Generation G end-term evaluation the realist evaluation approach will be used. See for example: https://www.intrac.org/wpcms/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Realist-evaluation.pdf. The realist evaluation focuses on understanding what works, for whom and under what circumstances, and will be informed by the programme’s theory of change and context at country and global levels. It is particularly useful for understanding complex interventions and how context influences programmes. A realist evaluation works by going back to the theory of change, mapping how we assume the programme works (i.e. who is doing what and what outcomes do we assume these interventions have), then gathering data to understand if these assumptions are in fact true, and how context has an influence. Data will be collected around these assumptions. A range of data collection methods can be included in a realist evaluation. For this end-term evaluation interviews, focus group discussions, outcome harvesting, and observations will be used, with scope for further methods to be included as needed.

Scope of Work

The main tasks of the Youth Researcher areas follows:

  • Attendan orientation meeting with the global consultant and Generation-G team;
  • Attendan end-term evaluation planning meeting in Rabat Morocco, which will be held from 2 – 6 December Participation is mandatory,you must be available for this week,and eligible to fly to Morocco. All costs such as flight and hotel will be reimbursed by the lead agent Rutgers. Per diems and visa costs will be paid by the global consultant;
  • Attend training on a) the Realist Evaluation approach (most likely this will integrated into the planning meeting week in Morocco), and b) data collection, including pre-testing the tools;
  • Assist the National Consultant with logistical planning and arrangements of the data collection activities;
  • (Co)facilitate focus group discussions, key informant interviews andstory of changes interviews at country level;
  • Checkthe quality of the transcriptions of interviews and
  • Provideinput for the preliminary findings;
  • Provideinput for the final

ExpectedDeliverables(jointly with the national consultant)

  • Recordingof each interview and FGD session conducted;
  • Summarisedtranscripts of interviews and FGD sessions in English;
  • Fieldnotes of how the fieldwork was implemented (including supporting and hindering factors during the fieldwork, observation notes);
  • Partof the draft report related to the assigned work – will be discussed further during the data collection;
  • Other deliverables that the global consultants need– will be discussed further during the online training.


Duration:

Approximately 25 days (spread between November 2024 – December 2025)

Travel:

The youth researcher will work in their home country, with travel to the sites. The global consultant will cover the travel expenses, including accommodation and per diem. Attendance at the end-term evaluation planning meeting in Rabat Morocco, 2 – 6 December 2024 is mandatory. All costs for this meeting such as flight and hotel will be reimbursed by the lead agent Rutgers. Per diems for this meeting will be paid by the global consultant.

Qualifications and specialized knowledge ,experience and skills required

  • University degree in a relevant subject g. development studies, social studies, public health;
  • Between 15 and 32 years of age;
  • Experiencein the area of SGBV, advocacy, campaign and civil society strengthening;
  • A solidunderstanding of the social, political, and cultural context in [country];
  • Experienceworking with vulnerable communities, including youth, women and girls;
  • At least 5 years of experience inconducting qualitative research, including key informant interviews and focus group discussions;
  • Writtenand spoken fluency in English and Bahasa Understanding and communicating with the local language used in Bandung and Palu is an advantage.

Conflict of Interest (CoI):

Youth researchers should not have COI nor have been involved in the Generation Gprogramme nor have been working/worked with one oftheorganisationsimplementingthe Generation G programme.


How to Apply

The candidates are encouraged to submit the following documents, no later than 15th September 2024 at 4pm Rwanda Time. Please send your CV, sample of work and one-pager of expression of interest to  info@rwamrec.orgThe expression of interest should include information about your skills, experience in similar assignments, and your daily rate. Please put “RWA YR ETE” as the subject of your email. Late applications will not be accepted. For inquiries please contact +250788315140.










National Research Consultant at Rwanda Men’s Resource Centre (RWAMREC) | Kigali/Karongi: Deadline: 15-09-2024

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Overview

RWAMREC is looking for a National Research Consultant for the purpose of conducting an end-term evaluation of Generation G Rwanda according to the terms of reference set out herein.

Key details:

Post title: National Research Consultant

 Programme Locations: Rwanda (Kigali city, Karongi district);

Application Deadline: 15 September 2024

Timeline Contract: 5 October 2024 – 31 December 2025

Reporting to: Global end-term evaluation consultant (to be hired)

The Generation G partnership strives towards the creation of gender-just and violence-free societies with and for young people in their full diversity. The partnership raises public support, advocates for improved policies and laws, and strengthens civil society to contribute to achieving gender justice. It thrives on the diversity, strength and collaboration of experts, evidence-based and evaluated approaches, cross-country learning, and global advocacy. Programme activities are running in seven countries in the Global South: Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Rwanda, South Africa and Uganda, and will conclude at the end of calendar year 2025. As the end-term date of the programme approaches, the organisations and institutions involved in the programme are eager to investigate the results of their work, and document lessons about the successes and challenges of the programme to inform our future programming and the lobby and advocacy field as a whole.


Programme Background

The Generation G partnership raises public support, advocates for improved policies and laws, and strengthens civil society as a means to contribute to gender justice. More specifically, this partnership engages an innovative gender-transformative strategy that equips youth leaders and civil society organisations to address the root causes of gender inequality and power imbalances. Engaging (young) men in promoting gender justice is a key component of this strategy.

The key approach of the programme is a gender-transformative approach. A gender-transformative approach  focuses on the following elements: a) investing in amplifying young feminist voices; b) strengthening the role of young men as allies in gender equality; c) promoting human rights and youth agency; d) analysing and addressing harmful norms and unequal power relations; e) embracing sexual and gender diversity.

Next to a gender-transformative approach, this partnership has fully embraced the principles of inclusiveness, meaningful and inclusive youth participation, do no harm and accountability. As young people are our key actors and key impact group, they are actively included in decision-making processes, as well as the design and implementation of key strategies. The diversity in these principles refer to the fact that, although the partnership recognises the need to amplify voices of women and the need to actively engage men, we live in a world where youth have intersecting identities that influence their position in society and access to rights and power. As such, an intersectional feminist approach to gender justice is strongly embedded in the Generation G programme

Gender-transformative lobbying and advocacy happens at the individual, community, institutional and policy levels.

The different levels of gender-transformative lobbying an advocacy are embedded in three mutually reinforcing long-term outcomes (LTOs), described below:

  • LTO1 aims at increasing and mobilising public support for gender justice and rejecting gender-based  This LTO also feeds into the other two LTOs as mobilised individuals can become part of organised civil society or might use their voice or voting power to pressure decision makers towards more gender-transformative policies and legislation.
  • LTO2 focuses on strengthening gender-transformative and youth-inclusive policymaking and legislation. This LTO feeds into the other two LTOs as decision makers directly influence the availability of civic space and have a strong influence on the general public through discourse, legislation and
  • LTO3 envisions a strong, inclusive and resilient civil society that is able to fight forgender  This LTO also feeds into the other two LTOs as a strong civil society is able to advocate for gender-transformative laws and policies and is able to foster and stimulate public support.

Our strategic objective is to create societies that are gender just and violence free, with and for young people in their full diversity. By saying gender just, we imply systemic change at the level of root causes of discrimination, sexism and harmful norms that impede full access to rights for young people on the mere basis of their gender. By violence free, we imply our ambition to actively contribute to a decrease in gender-based violence in the countries where this programme is active.


Objectives 

The end-term evaluation of the Generation G programme has two-fold objectives: programmatic focused and collaboration focused. Detailed objectives are:

Evaluatingthe effectiveness of the programme: evaluate the results (including unexpected or unintended results) of the programme, which changes occurred, how changes happened and the contribution of the programme to these changes:

  • To assess and validate the country programme progress towards the achievement ofthe 5-year targets at output and outcome level;

To assess the country programme strategies regarding:

  • Sustainability(what is the likelihood that the programme results will be sustainable, in terms of systems, institutions, policies, financing) and institutionalization (e.g. on GTA and MIYP);
  • Operationalisationof programme principles (do we live up to our own principles?);
  • Capacitystrengthening (Is the programme sufficiently sensitive and responsive to capacity strengthening needs? Is the country capacity strengthening plan effective and likely to lead to sustained capacity improvements in the long-term?)
  • A mapping of funding in relation to budgets vs. expenditures at activity, thematic,and geographical level, as well as an evaluation of financial resource management (e.g. appropriateness of budget planning, whether grant allocation has been appropriate, whether there were any bottlenecks in the system of financial disbursement between consortium, national lead partner and coalition partners;
  • Additionalcountry specific evaluation and/or learning

Evaluating the partnership collaboration focusing on; coherence, localisation/leadingfrom the South, partnership with the Ministry and the Embassies, lessons learned and good pratices

Evaluating the relevance and validity of the theory of change: evaluate the programmes’ theory of change including assessing the validity of the assumptions underlying the TOC in the different country contexts by providing evidence of which mechanisms of change worked, which did not, and why

The Generation G country coalition of Rwanda calls for an independent National Research Consultant to address these objectives clearly and comprehensively. Further details are presented below.


Methods and approach

For the Generation G end-term evaluation the realist evaluation approach will be used. See for example: https://www.intrac.org/wpcms/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Realist-evaluation.pdf. The realist evaluation focuses on understanding what works, for whom and under what circumstances, and will be informed by the programme’s theory of change and context at country and global levels. It is particularly useful for understanding complex interventions and how context influences programmes. A realist evaluation works by going back to the theory of change, mapping how we assume the programme works (i.e. who is doing what and what outcomes do we assume these interventions have), then gathering data to understand if these assumptions are in fact true, and how context has an influence. Data will be collected around these assumptions. A range of data collection methods can be included in a realist evaluation. For this end-term evaluation interviews, focus group discussions, outcome harvesting, and observations will be used, with scope for further methods to be included as needed.


Scope of Work

The main tasks of the National Consultant are as follows:

  • Attendan orientation meeting with global consultants and the Generation-G team;
  • Attendan end-term evaluation planning meeting in Rabat Morocco, which will be held from 2 – 6 December  Participation is mandatory, you must be available for this week, and eligible to fly to Morocco. All costs such as flight and hotel will be reimbursed by the lead agent Rutgers. Per diems and visa costs will be paid by the global consultant;
  • Attend training on a) the Realist Evaluation approach (most likely this will integrated intothe planning meeting week in Morocco), and b) data collection, including pre-testing the tools;
  • Translateand contextualize the tools;
  • Leadon all logistical planning and arrangements of the data collection activities;
  • Facilitatefocus group discussions (FGDs), key informant interviews (KIIs) and conduct observations at country level;
  • Reviewcountry project reports and validate progress against indicators targets and key learning identified at country level;
  • Supportdata analysis lead by the global consultant;
  • Developa field work report, including country specific recommendations;
  • Provideinput for the preliminary findings;
  • Provideinput for the final

Expected Deliverables

  • Recordingof each interview and FGD session conducted;
  • Summarisedtranscripts of interviews and FGD sessions in English;
  • Fieldnotes of how the field work was implemented (including supporting and hindering factors during the field work, observation notes);
  • Partof the draft report related to the assigned work – will be discussed further during the data collection;
  • Otherdeliverables that are needed by the global consultants – will be discussed further during the online


Duration:

Approximately 30 days (spread between November 2024 – December 2025).

Travel:

The consultant will work in their home country, with travel to the sites. The global consultant will cover the travel expenses, including accommodation and per diem. Attendance at the end-term evaluation planning meeting in Rabat Morocco, 2 – 6 December 2024 is mandatory. All costs for this meeting such as flight and hotel will be reimbursed by the lead agent Rutgers. Per diems for this meeting will be paid by the global consultant.

 Qualifications and specialized knowledge, experience and skills required:

  • Master degreein a relevant subject g. development studies, social studies, public health;
  • Proven track record in the evaluation of complex programs, with specific attention togender equality and gender justice especially in the area of SGBV, advocacy, campaign, and civil society strengthening;
  • Asolid understanding of the social, political, and cultural context in Rwanda;
  • At least 10 years of relevant working experience with civil society organisation orresearch institute, and experience working with vulnerable communities, including youth, women and girls;
  • Proven track record in facilitating participatory evaluation workshop and qualitative datacollection;
  • Preferableexperienced in the Realist Evaluation Approach;
  • UnderstandingGender Transformative Approach (GTA) and Meaningful and Inclusive Youth Participation (MIYP);
  • Knowledgeof human rights, gender justice, gender transformative lobbying and advocacy, intersectionality, youth agency, youth inclusive policy making and legislation and collaborative programming, including approaches to engage men and boys;
  • Writtenand spoken fluency in English and Kinyarwanda. Understanding and can communicate with local language used in Rwanda is an advantage;
  • Familiarity with the Most Significant Change (MSC) and Outcome Harvesting is anadvantage;
  • Abilityto travel in-country.

Conflict of Interest (CoI):

National Reseach Consultant should not have COI nor have been involved in the Generation G programme nor have been working/worked with one of organisations implementing the Generation G programme.


How to Apply

The candidates are encouraged to submit the following documents, no later than 15th September 2024 at 4 pm Rwanda time. Please send your CV, sample of work and one-pager of expression of interest to info@rwamrec.org. The expression of interest should include information about your skills, experience in similar assignments, and your daily rate. Please put “RWA NC ETE” as the subject of your email. Late applications will not be accepted. For inquiries please contact +250788315140

 










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