About the Role
The Association of Women Living with HIV and AIDS in Nigeria (ASWHAN) is the central coordinating body for support groups of women living with HIV/AIDS in the country, focusing on advocacy, community intervention, research, and empowerment. We are currently seeking a dedicated and experienced State Project Coordinator to lead our state-level operations in Kebbi State. In this pivotal role, you will provide strategic leadership, manage consortium relationships, and ensure the successful delivery of projects spanning agriculture, food security, sexual and reproductive health, and social protection.
Key Responsibilities- Lead the planning and implementation of the Kebbi State work plan to ensure all programmatic targets are met efficiently and on schedule.
- Supervise, mentor, and evaluate state and LGA-based project staff, including Food and Nutrition Security Officers and Social Protection Officers.
- Oversee agricultural and livelihood interventions such as farmer training, input support, and the creation of sustainable market linkages.
- Represent ASWHAN professionally with the State Ministry of Agriculture, relevant MDAs, LGA authorities, and community leaders.
- Coordinate joint planning and field activities seamlessly with consortium partners and stakeholders.
- Prepare and submit accurate, high-quality programmatic and financial reports to the head office.
- Manage state-level risks, procurement requests, and budget utilization in close collaboration with the finance team.
- Ensure strict compliance with donor guidelines, ASWHAN internal policies, safeguarding protocols, and PSEA standards.
- Bachelor Degree in Agriculture, Agricultural Economics, Social Sciences, Public Health, Development Studies, or a closely related field.
- Minimum of 2 years of professional experience in project management, with at least 1 year in a coordination or supervisory role within an NGO or INGO.
- Demonstrated hands-on experience managing donor-funded projects featuring agriculture or food security components.
- Strong proficiency in budget management, team supervision, and comprehensive donor reporting.
- Good working knowledge of the Kebbi State socio-cultural context and local government structures.
- Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and negotiation skills.
- Full professional fluency in both English and Hausa.
- Willingness to be based permanently in Kebbi State and travel frequently to project local government areas.
- Competitive NGO salary commensurate with experience and qualifications.
- Opportunity to make a tangible, lasting impact on the lives of women, children, and vulnerable groups in Nigeria.
- Professional development and capacity-building opportunities within a reputable national health network.
- Collaborative and supportive work environment with a passionate team of humanitarian professionals.