Area Manager for Humanitarian Programs
Concern Worldwide · Marsabit
Job description
About the role
The Area Manager leads the implementation of Concern Worldwide’s humanitarian programmes in Marsabit County, overseeing technical quality, coordination and day‑to‑day operations while representing the organisation to local authorities and partners.
Key responsibilities
- Provide leadership for programme execution, ensuring alignment with donor guidelines and Concern policies.
- Develop and manage costed work plans, recruitment and procurement plans, and monitor budgets and expenditures.
- Coordinate with County health, water and education departments and implementing partners to integrate interventions.
- Lead a team of officers (Health & Nutrition, WASH, Education), providing mentorship, performance management and capacity building.
- Monitor programme performance, conduct field visits, and ensure compliance with reporting and donor requirements.
Required profile
- Relevant university degree.
- Minimum 5 years senior management experience in humanitarian contexts.
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