Réf.
2026/TCPLPLP/14652
Type d'offre
Poste terrain
Type de contrat
CDD
Domaines d'expertises
Climat et Agriculture ; Facilitation des affaires et intégration économique régionale
Date limite de candidature
10/02/2026 23:55
Contrat
Salarié
Durée
long-term (12 months, renewable up to 48 months)
Departement Economie Durable et Inclusive - EDIN > Pôle - Politiques Economiques et Commerciales
Mis en ligne le : 26/01/2026
AFRIQUE SUBSAHARIENNE
LIBERIA
MONROVIA
Under the authority of the Project Manager and in close operational coordination with the agency’s Project Officers at EF headquarters, the Technical Coordinator/PSD lead will support the Project Manager on technical matters. He/she will contribute to the technical planning, coordination, and implementation of project activities, ensuring technical coherence and quality across all components. He/she will lead and coordinate the project’s technical team (approximately five staff members) and provide technical coordination to at least three implementing partners, ensuring alignment of their activities with the project’s technical objectives and standards.
He/she will also implement activities under Component 1 related to Private Sector Development (PSD), while ensuring that PSD is addressed as a transversal priority across all project activities. He/she will work closely with institutions, business networks, and key stakeholders to align activities with the project’s objectives on improving the business and investment climate.
The following list of assignments is not exhaustive, and additional technical tasks may be assigned by the Project Manager, within the scope of the Deputy Project Manager’s technical responsibilities.
Representation and strategic alignment:
Project coordination – all technical components:
Project implementation – Component 1 only:
Team management and coordination:
Reporting and accountability:
Liberia’s private sector holds significant potential for driving economic growth, decent job creation, and poverty reduction. However, this potential remains untapped due to structural weaknesses in economic governance, a challenging business environment, and an unfavourable investment climate. These systemic constraints, combined with underdeveloped value chains in the cassava, fisheries, and wood sectors, limit opportunities for inclusive and sustainable economic transformation.
At the same time, these issues present clear entry points for targeted interventions under this Action, aiming to improve economic conditions, strengthen key value chains, support private sector growth and create the business environment and investment climate in which they can flourish.
The Overall Objective of the Action is to contribute to increasing the competitiveness, inclusivity, and environmental sustainability of cassava, fisheries, and wood processing value chains for enhanced decent job creation, economic growth, and competitiveness of Liberian MSMEs. The Action also takes into consideration strategic approaches aimed at addressing structural barriers to decent work opportunities for all Liberians, including Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), thereby facilitating their active involvement and contribution to Liberia’s labour market.
The Specific Objective (outcome) of the Action aims to ensure that MSMEs, with a focus on enterprises owned by women, youth, and persons with disabilities, within the three targeted value chains, increase their productivity and production quality so they can offer decent and inclusive job conditions while committing to environmental sustainability standards. However, this may occur only if the general ecosystem, including access to skills and business development services, is improved, therefore requiring policy dialogue at all stages of project implementation, involving the public and private sector, and EU and Liberian MSMEs.
The Action will focus on the two main areas of intervention and the related challenges: private sector development and value chain development (cassava, fisheries, and wood).
Three components for the implementation of the Action have been defined as follows:
The Action is financed by the European Union and will be co-implemented by Expertise France and the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
Qualifications and competences:
Professional experience:
Documents to be provided:
Applications must include: