Project Manager, Kenya Big Dream

• Coordinate and lead the planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of Big Dream project activities.
• Provide technical support and leadership to project staff including officers and drivers to ensure alignment with program goals.
• Monitor project progress to ensure activities are completed on time, within budget, and meet quality standards.
• Integrate cross-cutting issues such as gender equity, climate action, environmental care, advocacy, and disability inclusion into project planning and implementation.
• Ensure compliance with World Vision Kenya, donor, and international standards and guidelines throughout project operations.
• Develop and oversee monitoring, reporting, and evaluation systems, including data collection and analysis for adaptive management.
• Represent the project to donors, government officials, partners, and community groups to build relationships and support project sustainability.

• At least five years' experience in designing, planning, implementing, supervising, and reporting on integrated development projects.
• Good understanding of international, regional, and national human rights frameworks related to women and children, including relevant conventions and laws.
• Experience in community-level GBV/FGM projects with proven leadership skills.
• Experience working with partners such as State Department of Gender Affairs, Anti-FGM Board, Children Department, and local organizations.
• Knowledge of child protection programming models, standards, guidelines, and referral systems.
• Experience in strategic programme development and successful proposal writing for humanitarian donors.
• Strong interpersonal, communication, budgetary, and financial management skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks, work under pressure, and both independently and as part of a team.
• Proficiency in written and spoken Kiswahili and English.
• Experience in rapid and slow onset emergency response, including programme leadership roles.
• A bachelor's degree in Social Sciences, child development, humanitarian aid/development, child rights, public policy, law, sociology/social work, education with child protection experience, social work, anthropology, project planning and management, agriculture/agricultural economics, or related field from a recognized university.
• Good computer skills including MS Office and Skype.

Apply on the employer's application page. The closing date for applications is Saturday, 21 November 2026.