ALIMA is seeking a dedicated Grants Manager to join their mission in Sudan. This role is crucial for implementing the organization's funding strategy, ensuring the sustainability of vital humanitarian medical projects across North and West Darfur.
The Grants Manager will be responsible for cultivating donor relationships, actively seeking new funding opportunities, and overseeing the development of project proposals and reports. The position involves supporting technical teams in monitoring contractual indicators and ensuring compliance with donor requirements.
Quick Facts
| Opportunity | Job |
|---|---|
| Institution | ALIMA |
| Location | El Geneina, Sudan |
| Region | Africa |
| Open to | International applicants |
| Funding | Fully funded |
| Stipend / Salary | According to ALIMA salary scale (level 10) + valuation of experience + Perdiem |
| Duration | 6 months (renewable) |
| Application deadline | 01 December 2026 |
About the Position
The Grants Manager will define and monitor the country's financing strategy, conducting analyses of donor priorities and funding availability. Key responsibilities include maintaining strong relationships with national donor representatives, proactively identifying new funding opportunities, and supporting operational planning to align interventions with donor strategies. The role also involves coordinating the development of concept notes and project proposals, disseminating key information on donor procedures, tracking data for reporting, and producing accurate narrative reports. Contract management and ensuring the application of abuse prevention standards are also integral parts of the mission.
Eligibility
- Higher education diploma (Master's level or equivalent) in humanitarian and development, public health, international relations, project management, etc.
- Excellent level of spoken and written English
- Good command of project management tools (project cycle, logical framework, project proposal, reporting, etc.)
- Professional experience in reporting, project design, and/or project management of at least three years, including field experience
- Excellent analytical, synthesis, and writing skills
- Autonomy, capacity for initiative, ability to work in a team and communicate effectively
- Rigor, motivation, attention to details, and willingness to achieve project support objectives
- Understanding and adherence to ALIMA's values and mission
- Willingness to undergo a criminal record check or provide a certificate of good character due to contact with children and/or vulnerable adults
Benefits
- Travel costs between country of origin and mission location covered
- Accommodation costs covered
- Medical cover for employee and family from day one to one month after departure from mission country
- Medical evacuation of the employee
- Break policy (R&R): 7 days after three months in country
Documents Required
- CV (in PDF format)
- Letter of Motivation (answering specific questions provided in the application link)
How to Apply
- Send your CV and answers to the provided questions via the application link before the deadline.
- Only complete applications (CV in PDF + Letter of Motivation) will be considered.
Source: ReliefWeb Jobs.
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