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· Develop and guide efficient project deliverable timelines and clarity of roles across Fos Feminista’s teams including the Sustainable Ecosystems, Global Advocacy for Change, Resource Mobilization and Communications, Business Intelligence, Evaluation and Research, Finance and Accounting, and Office of the CEO
· Support the Chief Advocacy Officer in facilitating coordination and collaboration among consortium and project partners to ensure the project harnesses the unique and complementary strengths of each partner towards achieving the project’s goals.
· Provide ongoing support and accompaniment to in-country project partners and consortium members to ensure successful coordination, information flow, monitoring and evaluation, reporting and financial management for the project implementation.
· Build relationships with relevant members of AFD and stay abreast of AFD priorities and key spaces to be able to leverage opportunities for advocacy, engagement, and the visibility of the Sang pour Sang project.
· Serve as the institutional liaison to AFD on behalf of the consortium, holding responsibility for formal communication and the timely submission of consolidated grant impact and financial reports aligned with the AFD’s standards and guidelines.
· Coordinate the “Feminist Implementation Advisory” in collaboration with consortium partners to ensure that the in-country partners are actively engaged in the design, implementation, and assessment of the project.
· Lead the programmatic work with project and consortium partners on menstrual health and dignity, ensuring it is on track with the strategic priorities of the project and aligned to those of Fós Feminista.
· Support project partners to engage in regional and global multilateral spaces and processes, including United Nations in New York and at regional levels in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Asia & the Pacific.

· A master’s degree in Public Policy, Public Health, Social Sciences or a related field.
· At least 10 years of relevant working experience in SRHRJ with a feminist lens across a range of countries and regions, ideally specific experience on menstrual health and dignity.
· Strong relationship and connections to the feminist and SRJ movements, ideally in at least one of Sang pour Sang’s priority regions: Francophone Africa, Asia and the Pacific and Latin America and the Caribbean region.
· Demonstrated expertise in supporting intersectional feminist agendas for lobby and advocacy on SRJ in advocacy spaces at local, regional, and global levels
· Demonstrated expertise in complex project management, grants management and Ample experience on grantmaking, organizational planning, and communications with partners organizations.
· Previous experience of managing a multi-country and multi-partner consortium funded by a government.
· High degree of fluency in French and English language is required, and Spanish is desirable.