Job responsibilities
• Provide policy and strategic guidance considering macro and micro- economic implications of transport investment decisions. • Lead in exercises to undertake socio- economic and environmental assessments of investment options into different areas using economic and statistical modeling tools in support of these analyses. • Undertake value- for- money exercises to ensure government gets positive returns on investment on its projects before investment decisions are undertaken. • Lead in undertaking due diligence on prospective investment proposals especially emphasizing on value for money on the side of government. • Participate in project development and management, working closely with the planning department. • Work with the M&E Office to carry out end- of- project assessment of programs, projects, policies.
• Lead in producing economic briefs, papers, policy reviews and provide economic guidance to the Chief Engineer, and relevant Minister(s) and other authorities. • Perform financial analysis and conduct projections on previous scenarios to assess the effectiveness of the transport sector policies. • Provide strategic input to support the broader activities of the Ministry, including through the drafting of high quality documents, analytical reports, strategy briefs and other material on a wide range of issues related to transport analysis and strategy; and contribute to the development of the work programme and identify key priorities. • Assist the Ministry in development planning including integrated land use and transportation planning, transport investment and economic development as well as urban planning. • Assist the Ministry putting in place adequate transport economic data on national and international basis in conjunction with other concerned agencies and institutions. • Provide recommendations to the Ministry on strategic options enabling the unit costs reduction on construction, maintenance and the use of transport infrastructure. • Review and comment on economic parts of study reports prepared by consultants and other agencies as assigned by high authorities.
Qualifications
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1Bachelors in Transport Engineering,
3 Years of relevant experience
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2Master’s Transport Economics
1 Years of relevant experience
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3Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering
3 Years of relevant experience
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4Bachelor’s Degree in Transport Economics
3 Years of relevant experience
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5Bachelor’s Degree in Transport Systems Engineering
3 Years of relevant experience
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6Master’s Degree in Transport Systems Engineering
1 Years of relevant experience
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7Bachelor’s Degree in Railway Systems Engineering and Integration
3 Years of relevant experience
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8Master’s Degree in Railway Systems Engineering and Integration
1 Years of relevant experience
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9Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering
1 Years of relevant experience
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10Master’s degree in Transport Engineering
1 Years of relevant experience
Required competencies and key technical skills
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1Resource management skills
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2Analytical skills
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3Problem solving skills
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4Decision making skills
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5Time management skills
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6Risk management skills
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7Results oriented
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8Digital literacy skills
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9Knowledge of principles and methods for moving people or goods by air, rail, sea, or road, including the relative costs and benefits
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10Knowledge of global and regional transport initiatives and programs
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11Knowledge of transport modeling software
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12Knowledge of transport / economic appraisal techniques and guidance including economic cost-benefit analysis
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13Knowledge of project planning, management and organizational skills, with ability to perform multi-tasks under tight deadlines
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14Data manipulation and proficiency in the use of suitable software
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15Fluent in Kinyarwanda, English and/ or French; knowledge of all is an advantage
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