Project Manager at World Vision International

The Improved Feeding Practices for the first 1,000 Days project is being implemented by World Vision Ghana (WVG) with funding from the Japan Social Development Fund/World Bank. The project is focused on reducing nutritional deficiencies in pregnant and lactating mothers and children under the age of 2 among the rural poor in Ghana. The project uses an innovative market-oriented approach that integrates the deployment of nutrient supplements, intake of micronutrients and amino acids/protein and nutrition-sensitive agricultural approaches to address nutrient deficiencies among selected rural poor populations. The project aims to increase the food availability, access, and consumption of diverse and nutritious food for individuals within the target group.

Purpose of the position:

World Vision Ghana is seeking a Project Manager to be based in Kintampo South, one of the operational areas to provide strategic direction and technical leadership. The Project Manager will be ...