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Vaga – Project Manager on Cashew-Coffee Value Chains and Landscapes – Maputo / Nampula

21/10/2026
Ad: Vaga – Project Manager on Cashew-Coffee Value Chains and Landscapes – Maputo / Nampula
Platform: AfriNews24
Expiration: 16/11/2026

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🌍 We’re hiring! Project Manager on Cashew-Coffee Value Chains and Landscapes – Maputo / Nampula, Mozambique

🏔️ Project background

Green Value for Growth (GV4G) is a five-year action that aims to accelerate Mozambique’s transition towards greener, climate-resilient and inclusive development by transforming the soy, cashew and coffee value chains along the Beira and Nacala corridors. Within the consortium, Nitidæ is the technical lead for the cashew value chain

🎯 Your role
Reporting to the Country Representative, you’ll supervise a large team of more than 20 people
• 📅 Operational implementation, coordination, and planning of the activities for achieving their results
• ✔️ Ensuring quality and consistency of contributions to the technical and financial reporting
• 👥 Point of contact with consortium partners, authorities and private-sector value chain actors
• 📗 Contribution to capitalising on lessons learned

✅ Your profile
• Master’s degree (or equivalent) in Agronomy, Agricultural Economics, Forestry, Environment/Biodiversity or Rural Development
• At least 5 years’ experience managing rural development or value chain projects, preferably in Africa
• Good knowledge of tropical agricultural value chains and integrated conservation approaches
• Strong coordination, organisational and prioritisation skills
• Fluent Portuguese and English required, French is a plus
• Autonomy, rigour, analytical skills, pragmatism and results orientation
• Knowledge of Mozambique, particularly Zambézia, Manica and Nampula, is a plus

📌 The details
📍 Maputo or Nampula, Mozambique / Frequent travel on the field
📝 Fixed-term contract (Mozambican or French terms)

Apply by November 16th, 2026

Send your CV and cover letter to jobs@nitidae.org stating “Application – PM GV4G Mozambique – [SURNAME, First name]” in the subject line

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