Key Personnel
Updated: April 24, 2024 12:25 PM GMT
Plan International
LilongwePlan International is recruiting for several key personnel roles for the anticipated USAID-funded Secondary Success Activity in Malawi, an activity focused on building on existing structures to increase the availability, access, and quality of education, including remedial skills, life skills, health and leadership, mentorship, and financial inclusion.
Chief of Party
Plan International is seeking a Chief of Party (COP) for the anticipated USAID-funded Secondary Success Activity. The COP will oversee all aspects of this project, leading strategic planning and decision making, providing technical guidance, overseeing activities of the sub-recipients, and supervising staff. Serving as the key liaison with USAID, Ministries, implementing partners and other stakeholders, the COP will also establish and maintain an integrated vision among different actors while ensuring adherence to all project objectives, performance and reporting requirements, and donor regulations. S/he will oversee... More Detail
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