Project Manager Consortium

Organisation
World Vision International
Reference
VAC-66360
Contract Type
Contract
Industries
Consulting & Project Management
Location2
Petion-Ville
Salary & Benefits
Date Posted
14/10/2026
Expiry Date
13/11/2026
Come join our 31,000+ staff working in nearly 100 countries and share the joy of transforming vulnerable children’s life stories!

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

45% - Consortium Leadership, Strategic Management, and Project Implementation

  • Activities:
    • Strategically coordinate the consortium comprising World Vision, ALIMA, and GOAL.
    • Chair consortium steering and coordination meetings.
    • Ensure alignment of work plans, budgets, and performance indicators across partners.
    • Oversee risk management, governance mechanisms, and compliance with partnership agreements.
    • Serve as the primary representative for the consortium to the donor, government authorities, and relevant cluster/coordination bodies.
    • Consolidate overall consortium reports and facilitate partner performance reviews.
    • Maintain strategic relationships with stakeholders and oversee project visibility and knowledge management.
    • Establish and manage practical project management tools for implementation, procurement, work planning, budget tracking, quality assurance, beneficiary accountability, and reporting.
    • Develop Detailed Implementation Plans (DIPs), procurement plans, budget tracking systems, RASCI matrices, and communication plans in accordance with World Vision standard operating procedures.
    • Collaborate with procurement and logistics teams to ensure timely purchasing and delivery of project materials to field sites.
    • Partner with technical managers, regional directors, and the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) unit to ensure high-quality implementation, reviews, and supervision.
    • Supervise project officers to ensure rapid execution of activities, achievement of target results, and efficient expenditure management.
    • Drive continuous improvement and quality enhancement based on reflection, learning, and field insights.
    • Facilitate capacity building for project officers and consortium partners based on partnership reviews.
    • Conduct joint field monitoring visits with M&E and Accountability teams to verify implementation against approved plans and international humanitarian standards.
    • Collaborate with the M&E Manager to continuously update risk management plans, work plans, and M&E frameworks.
  • Final Results:
    • Project is implemented and delivered in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner, fully compliant with donor regulations.
    • Project stakeholders are well-coordinated, with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.

20% - Budget and Financial Management

  • Activities:
    • Collaborate with the Finance department to develop accurate project budgets aligned with key objectives.
    • Manage grant expenditure within approved limits, ensuring accurate and timely financial reporting to donors and World Vision Support Offices.
    • Ensure project compliance, expenditure reasonableness, fiscal prudence, adherence to donor rules, and audit readiness in coordination with the Finance Manager.
    • Monitor expenditure rates to prevent overspending or underspending, ensuring an acceptable burn rate and strict adherence to donor eligibility criteria.
    • Maintain control over cash flow and establish spending plans to ensure balanced budget execution throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Final Results:
    • Project budgets are fully aligned with procurement plans and active orders.
    • Timely, accurate financial reports are generated to support informed decision-making.

20% - Staff Supervision and People Management

  • Activities:
    • Model World Vision’s core values, mission, and competencies in all professional interactions.
    • Partner with People & Culture (HR) to recruit technical advisors and project staff as needed.
    • Develop and maintain a staffing structure compliant with organization and donor policies, local labor laws, and operational requirements.
    • Enhance team capabilities through formal training, on-the-job mentoring, and proactive performance management.
    • Foster a culture of high performance, transparent communication, mutual accountability, and integrity within the team.
    • Conduct regular and quarterly performance reviews in accordance with World Vision’s performance management system.
    • Identify and mentor high-potential staff to build strong succession pathways within the implementation team.
    • Provide comprehensive onboarding and orientation for all new hires.
  • Final Results:
    • All team members complete performance agreements and evaluations in alignment with organizational schedules.
    • A high-performing, motivated, and harmonious team is established and maintained.

15% - Monitoring, Reporting, Documentation, and Knowledge Management

  • Activities:
    • Work closely with M&E to ensure effective monitoring frameworks and quality assurance systems are in place and actively utilized.
    • Track project progress against key indicators, milestones, and output targets.
    • Conduct routine field visits to support implementation teams and verify adherence to the approved DIP.
    • Prepare and submit accurate, high-quality progress and impact reports detailing achievements against targets and explaining variances.
    • Organize and lead regular review meetings with project staff to evaluate quality, progress, and adherence to SPHERE standards and international guidelines.
    • Collaborate with M&E and technical leads to establish standard tools for documenting best practices, lessons learned, and success stories.
    • Represent the project and participate actively in national and technical working groups.
  • Final Results:
    • Project documentation is centralized and maintained in a dedicated Microsoft Teams repository.
    • Information tracking tools, indicator tables, and work plans are regularly updated.
    • High-quality, impactful reports are submitted to donors and stakeholders on time.
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