Project Manager (PM)
2026-07-04T12:53:45+00:00
Good People International
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Nyamata Sector, Bugesera District
Bugesera
00000
Rwanda
Nonprofit, and NGO
Management,Social Services & Nonprofit,Business Operations
2026-07-06T17:00:00+00:00
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Background
GOOD PEOPLE INTERNATIONAL (GPI) was established as an INGO in 1999 to combat poverty and disease across the globe and support people in need. Good People International, an international development NGO, holds a special status in UN ECOSOC.
GPI’s Vision & Mission
GPI exist to make a joyful world where no one is suffering from poverty, disaster, and disease by means of relief and support for people to be self-reliant.
GPI aims to be the leading humanitarian organization to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals for no poverty, zero hunger, good health and well-being, and quality education.
GPI is carrying out various projects to achieve its goals, such as health and medical services; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); income generation; support for vulnerable families; agriculture; and humanitarian assistance.
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In Rwanda, GPI implements the Nutrition and Health Improvement Project (NHIP) and the Agricultural Income Improvement Project (AIIP). The Project Manager (PM) will oversee the effective implementation of both projects, ensuring quality program delivery, performance management, budget management, and external coordination. The PM will also support new project development and strengthen the Branch's operational systems.
GPI is seeking a passionate and experienced professional to join our team as Project Manager, to lead program quality, performance, and financial management for NHIP and AIIP, and to help build a sustainable operational system for the Rwanda Branch.
Key Responsibility:
- Provide overall management of the Nutrition and Health Improvement Project (NHIP) and the Agricultural Income Improvement Project (AIIP), including annual work planning, implementation, timeline and performance management, and risk identification and response.
- Monitor project budget execution, conduct monthly and quarterly budget analysis, review the appropriateness of project expenditures, and support audits and monitoring visits.
- Manage project performance indicators, prepare project progress reports, support reporting to headquarters and donor agencies, and ensure the quality of project data.
- Build cooperation and networks with government agencies and other stakeholders, and represent GPI in project-related meetings and coordination bodies.
- Supervise local staff, support their capacity building, and assist in staff performance evaluation.
- Support new project development and strengthen the Branch's overall program management systems to build a sustainable operational structure.
Qualifications
- Commitment to Good People International's mission and values
- Bachelor's degree or higher in development studies, agriculture, health, education, social development, or a related field
- Minimum 10 years of relevant work experience
- Experience managing international development cooperation projects
- Strong report-writing skills
- Ability to work professionally in English
Preferred:
- Experience with KOICA, UN, or international NGO projects
- Master's degree or higher
- Provide overall management of the Nutrition and Health Improvement Project (NHIP) and the Agricultural Income Improvement Project (AIIP), including annual work planning, implementation, timeline and performance management, and risk identification and response.
- Monitor project budget execution, conduct monthly and quarterly budget analysis, review the appropriateness of project expenditures, and support audits and monitoring visits.
- Manage project performance indicators, prepare project progress reports, support reporting to headquarters and donor agencies, and ensure the quality of project data.
- Build cooperation and networks with government agencies and other stakeholders, and represent GPI in project-related meetings and coordination bodies.
- Supervise local staff, support their capacity building, and assist in staff performance evaluation.
- Support new project development and strengthen the Branch's overall program management systems to build a sustainable operational structure.
- Strong report-writing skills
- Ability to work professionally in English
- Commitment to Good People International's mission and values
- Bachelor's degree or higher in development studies, agriculture, health, education, social development, or a related field
- Minimum 10 years of relevant work experience
- Experience managing international development cooperation projects
- Strong report-writing skills
- Ability to work professionally in English
- Experience with KOICA, UN, or international NGO projects (Preferred)
- Master's degree or higher (Preferred)
JOB-6a4902598595d
Vacancy title:
Project Manager (PM)
[Type: CONTRACTOR, Industry: Nonprofit, and NGO, Category: Management,Social Services & Nonprofit,Business Operations]
Jobs at:
Good People International
Deadline of this Job:
Monday, July 6 2026
Duty Station:
Nyamata Sector, Bugesera District | Bugesera
Summary
Date Posted: Saturday, July 4 2026, Base Salary: Not Disclosed
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JOB DETAILS:
Background
GOOD PEOPLE INTERNATIONAL (GPI) was established as an INGO in 1999 to combat poverty and disease across the globe and support people in need. Good People International, an international development NGO, holds a special status in UN ECOSOC.
GPI’s Vision & Mission
GPI exist to make a joyful world where no one is suffering from poverty, disaster, and disease by means of relief and support for people to be self-reliant.
GPI aims to be the leading humanitarian organization to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals for no poverty, zero hunger, good health and well-being, and quality education.
GPI is carrying out various projects to achieve its goals, such as health and medical services; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); income generation; support for vulnerable families; agriculture; and humanitarian assistance.
GPI Rwanda Dairydevelopment consultancy
In Rwanda, GPI implements the Nutrition and Health Improvement Project (NHIP) and the Agricultural Income Improvement Project (AIIP). The Project Manager (PM) will oversee the effective implementation of both projects, ensuring quality program delivery, performance management, budget management, and external coordination. The PM will also support new project development and strengthen the Branch's operational systems.
GPI is seeking a passionate and experienced professional to join our team as Project Manager, to lead program quality, performance, and financial management for NHIP and AIIP, and to help build a sustainable operational system for the Rwanda Branch.
Key Responsibility:
- Provide overall management of the Nutrition and Health Improvement Project (NHIP) and the Agricultural Income Improvement Project (AIIP), including annual work planning, implementation, timeline and performance management, and risk identification and response.
- Monitor project budget execution, conduct monthly and quarterly budget analysis, review the appropriateness of project expenditures, and support audits and monitoring visits.
- Manage project performance indicators, prepare project progress reports, support reporting to headquarters and donor agencies, and ensure the quality of project data.
- Build cooperation and networks with government agencies and other stakeholders, and represent GPI in project-related meetings and coordination bodies.
- Supervise local staff, support their capacity building, and assist in staff performance evaluation.
- Support new project development and strengthen the Branch's overall program management systems to build a sustainable operational structure.
Qualifications
- Commitment to Good People International's mission and values
- Bachelor's degree or higher in development studies, agriculture, health, education, social development, or a related field
- Minimum 10 years of relevant work experience
- Experience managing international development cooperation projects
- Strong report-writing skills
- Ability to work professionally in English
Preferred:
- Experience with KOICA, UN, or international NGO projects
- Master's degree or higher
Work Hours: 8
Experience in Months: 120
Level of Education: bachelor degree
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