Cesvi Pakistan
Program Development Coordinator
Cesvi Pakistan
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Posted date 23rd January, 2026 Last date to apply 1st February, 2026
Country Pakistan Locations Islamabad
Category Development Sector
Salary Salary and Benefits Range: (4,800,000 to 5,400,000) per Annum
Type Contractual Position 1
Experience 5 years Maximum Age 40 years

 

Job Title:                                             Program Development Coordinator

Job Grade Level:                                   III

Reports to:                                           Head of Mission

Close Working Relation:                         Head of Program

Contract Duration:                                One Year (Extendable)

Salary and Benefits Range:                    (4,800,000 to 5,400,000) per Annum

 

Role and Responsibilities:

Under the guidance and supervision of the Head of Mission and in close coordination with the Head of Program, the Program Development Coordinator will be responsible for the following deliverables;

 

  • Develop and improve linkages and networks with humanitarian and development actors and partners, government counterparts, and the private sector.
  • Undertake a lead role in the development of concept notes and proposals for Cesvi and close coordination with the relevant consortium members, focusing on multi-sectoral development and humanitarian interventions.
  • Update, revise, design, and develop Cesvi capacity statements for various relevant sectors in close coordination with the team, the Program Manager, and the Head, where relevant, with the staff of consortium partners.
  • Manage consortium partner/implementing partner affairs w.r sub-awards, work with finance/compliance staff on the process of contracts and amendments, and partner due diligence.
  • Undertake the process of PRA (Project Risk Appraisal) with theCésvii team in the country and HQ for all CN and proposals.
  • Develop overviews of donor requirements, rules and regulations, and internal and external deadlines, including the filing of grant documents to ensure archiving of all grant files and institutional memory of grants and programs.
  • Implement quality control mechanisms to improve the quality of the collected information, ensuring consistency across projects, in line with the relevant donor requirements.
  • Develop and update retro plans and calendars for project development, and engage with multiple staff in CO and the field for proposal development.
  • Ensure that partnership and sub-grant-related administrative processes and procedures are standardized and consistently implemented throughout the program, including pre-award compliance checks, agreements, disbursements, reporting, and partner capacity-building.
  • Organize and facilitate partnership meetings; support and guide program staff in partnership to amendments, realignment, and general challenges in project implementation, as necessary.
  • Channelize energies for effective pre-positioning and positive relationships developed with key donors, partners, and potential allies, specifically ECHO, FCDO, EU, USAID, etc.
  • Prepare and finalize documents or regular reports, including but not limited to interim, final,l and quarterly progress reports, situation reports, briefing and background information required by the donors, Government,nt and other entities, in coordination with project teams.
  • Track donor reporting requirements and provide alerts to consortium partners reporting/ focal points for monthly and quarterly donor reports.
  • Compile progress reports received from the Consortium partners and submit monthly activity reports to the Program Manager/Head of Programs.
  • Ensure that internal and external reports are drafted promptly and with an attention to quality (coherence of data, quality of writing, justification of the gaps and variation, measurement of indicators, results, and objectives, appropriate formatting and presentation), including all necessary attachments and annexes.
  • Compile daily and weekly updates fromthe  Cesvi project team, on medical/ non-medical equipment and relevant WASH infrastructure needs, submission of assessments to the database, identification of beneficiaries, confirmation of beneficiaries, and distribution/completion statistics, in close communication and collaboration with the database manager and MEAL department.
  • Support the MEAL team in reporting duties, but not limited to, responding to information requests, drafting success stories, and reporting on project impact.
  • Stay up to date regarding assessments and reports produced by the consortium partners and extract relevant and important information for reference and use in Cesvi reporting.
  • Serve as the focal person for all the consortium lead Cesvi’s Project Management Unit (PMU) reporting matters.
  • Maintain a proper and standardized filing system for storing project documents according to Cesvi Program Management Maximum Standard.
  • Periodically review reporting and documentation to determine whether the risks are being effectively managed and to check compliance with terms and conditions stated in the partnership agreement and MoU.
  • Assist with audits and verifications, and other ad-hoc reports, and ensure that required documentation is available in a timely and effective manner.
  • Coordinate the preparation of donor financial and program reports in accordance with CESVI regulations and established procedures.
  • Maintain and update reporting calendar, guidelines, and templates as necessary.
  • Cross-check implementation plans with progress reports if assigned.
  • Support PM to engage with regionally based donors for potential funding sources.
  • Ensure effective and timely communications with Partners.
  • Ensure a comprehensive set of required documentation is available at all times to track engagement and information with/of Partner.
  • Any other job-related task assigned by the supervisor.

 

Qualifications:

 a.      Education

Master's degree in Development Studies, Social Sciences, International Development, or any other relevant field of study.

 

 b.     Experience:

Minimum of 05 years of relevant professional experience in a similar position in NGOs/INGOs/UN Agencies.

 c.      Competencies:

Good organizational skills and ability to multitask, work under pressure, meeting deadlines in a fast-paced, fluid environment.

Creative and flexible with problem-solving skills.

Demonstrated professionalism and diplomacy.

Ability to confidently represent oneself to high-level officials.

People management, particularly coaching and influence management

 d.     Technical Skills:

Confident and proficient in the use of MS Office, proficiency inthed English language (written and spoken) is mandatory.    

Highly skilled in data management, qualitative and quantitative data analysis, and data reporting.

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