Willows International RWANDA (WIR) Terms of Reference for IT Specialist Organizational Context Willows International is an International Non-Governmental Organization (INGO) operating in Rwanda, dedicated to expanding access to comprehensive reproductive
Willows International RWANDA (WIR) Job Description: Project Coordinator Type of position: fulltime Reports to: Country Director Introduction Since its establishment in 1997, Willows International (WI) has developed and perfected a
Sustainability Manager – Rwanda Location: Kigali, Rwanda Company: SUCAFINA (RWACOF) – Leading Coffee Exporter Deadline for submission: 16th September 2025 About the Role This is a rare and exciting opportunity in coffee.
The United Nations University Scholarship Joint Master’s Programme is part of a selected group of international postgraduate programmes that benefits from the EPOS funding scheme offered by the German Academic
Job responsibilities Prepare monthly reconciliation of financial statements vs. sales reports (tourism revenues, mortgage registration revenues, investment registration fees, etc.). • Process payments after verifying the accuracy and completeness of
Job responsibilities • To devise and support implementation of a capacity development plan; • To support the mapping and prioritizing of training services; • To support the preparation and delivery
Job responsibilities ● Analyze the film industry, including market trends and developments. ● Propose strategies for the growth and development of the film sector. ● Coordinate industry engagement plans. ●
Job responsibilities ● Develop and execute PR strategies and campaigns. ● Build and maintain positive working relationships with the public, stakeholders, and media. ● Represent RDB in various interactions, including
Job responsibilities ● Develop and execute PR strategies and campaigns. ● Build and maintain positive working relationships with the public, stakeholders, and media. ● Represent RDB in various interactions, including
The Chevening LSE Fellowship is a prestigious, fully funded programme hosted by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and supported by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). It gives
