Save Job Back to Search Job Description Summary Similar Jobs Added 19/10/2026Contribute to impactful international initiatives with global reach.Join a dynamic and multicultural environment where your work makes a difference.About Our ClientInternational OrganizationJob DescriptionManage and monitor a portfolio of international programmes and projects.Coordinate with a wide range of stakeholders, including public institutions, implementing partners, and funding bodies.Lead programme planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting activities.Track programme performance against objectives, milestones, budgets, and key performance indicators.Identify risks and challenges, propose mitigation strategies, and ensure timely resolution of issues.Ensure compliance with organizational policies, donor requirements, and governance standards.Prepare high-quality reports, presentations, briefing notes, and recommendations for senior management.Facilitate collaboration between cross-functional teams and external partners.Support grant and funding management processes, including reviews, documentation, and reporting.Conduct data analysis and provide strategic insights to support decision-making and programme improvement.Manage relationships with key stakeholders and represent programmes during meetings and discussions.Coordinate technical assistance activities and monitor the delivery of external partners and consultants.Contribute to process improvements, knowledge sharing, and best-practice implementation across programmes.Support the preparation of audits, reviews, and compliance assessments when required.The Successful Applicant5-8+ years of experience in programme, project, or grant management within international development, public health, humanitarian, or donor-funded environments.Proven experience working with multiple stakeholders, including governments, donors, NGOs, and international organizations.Strong analytical skills with experience monitoring programme performance and managing risks.Excellent project coordination and stakeholder management capabilities.Strong reporting, technical writing, and communication skills.Fluency in English is required; additional languages are considered an asset.University degree in Public Health, International Development, Social Sciences, Business Administration, or a related field.Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced and multicultural environment.Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work autonomously while collaborating effectively with diverse teams.Experience supporting complex international programmes and strategic initiatives is highly desirable.What's on OfferOpportunity to contribute to high-impact international programmes within a globally recognized organization.Exposure to complex, multi-country projects and collaboration with senior stakeholders in an international environment.A 2-month temporary assignment, ideal for professionals looking to make an immediate impact and leverage their programme management expertise in a fast-paced setting.Work on meaningful initiatives that support sustainable development and organizational objectives.Dynamic, multicultural workplace offering valuable international exposure and networking opportunities.Quote job refJN-102026-7128622Job summaryJob FunctionPublic Sector & Not for ProfitSpecialisationProject AssistantIndustryNot For ProfitWhereGenevaContract TypeInterimJob ReferenceJN-102026-7128622