Position Summary
Based within the Grants Unit, the Project Officer supports the Grants Managers across various grants and projects designed to contribute to a world where every person living with HIV enjoys their right to a healthy and dignified life, free from stigma and discrimination. The Grants unit focuses on participatory grant making with PLHIV and Key Population-led networks and organizations to have sustained political and financial support to continue leading the HIV response and contributing to other movements.
Working closely with the GNP+ Finance Department to develop and monitor budgets and donor compliance, the Project Officer is a key player in working with partners and delivering reports for in-house use and for donor requirements. Further, the Project Officer provides information to and engages with the GNP+ Advocacy, Communications and Partnership department to ensure the work of global, regional, and national PLHIV and Key Population-led organizations is elevated within the work of the organization.
Function Profile
Programmatic
- With support develops work plans for specific projects
- Works directly with partners to design and implement project work plans to achieve organizational strategic goals
- Monitors implementation of specific projects by partners
- Ensures timely reporting by partners under specific projects
- Evaluates specific projects for development of work plans
Finance
- Supports the development of budgets for specific projects
- Works directly with partners to design and implement project budgets
- Monitors the budgets of specific projects
- Ensures timely reporting by partners under specific projects
- Evaluates specific projects for development of budgets
Resource Mobilization
- Actively engages and develops resource mobilization to sustain specific projects and grow the organization
Donor Relations
- Ensures there is compliance with donor requirements in project implementation of partners
- Supports relations with donor programmatic and financial focal points
- When required, supports with donor management
Your profile
- Based in Amsterdam or remote.
- Identifies with the communities that GNP+ serves – candidates who identify as Living with HIV are encouraged to apply
- Good command of English (written/spoken) – candidates with further languages that support the role are encouraged to apply
- Diplomatic and inclusive with a professional approach to working within a team and with partners
- Well organized, timely with deliverables and self-sufficient
- Ability to multitask and coordinate with partners and consultants
Why us?
How to Apply
Questions?
We strongly encourage People Living with HIV to apply!
If you require any further information, please send an email to
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