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About FHI 360:

For over 40 years, FHI 360 has built the capacity of individuals, communities, and governments to address the needs of vulnerable populations. In more than 60 countries, our work is grounded in research and evidence, and our staff and experts have developed partnerships to support programs in economic development—including workforce development, private sector partnership and access to finance— civil society strengthening, technology and innovation, health access and services, and education. Our integrated approaches across a broad set of disciplines and countries helps develop customized responses to complex challenges addressing multiple aspects of people’s lives. We are currently seeking qualified Chief of Party candidates for the anticipated USAID-funded Tourism Development Activity in Tunisia.

Program Description:

Enhance Tunisia’s tourism potential, with the goal of generating revenue and jobs, particularly for women and youth and for populations in underserved regions of the country. There are a number of objectives that need to be achieved in order to attain this vision, including: enhance Tunisia’s competitiveness as a tourism destination; increase tourism-related investments and revenue; and improve the enabling environment for sustained growth in the tourism sector.

Position Description:

The Chief of Party (COP) will provide overall leadership, management and general technical direction of the entire activity, ensuring an integrated vision among different Results and actors, and a focus on achieving the overall project objectives. The COP will be expected to identify issues and risks related to program implementation in a timely manner and suggest appropriate program adjustments. This individual shall act as the key liaison between USAID and all other counterparts, associations, private sector owners, implementing partners and Government of Tunisia officials involved with the Activity. The position requires significant coordination skills, and an understanding of the role that the private sector plays in developing sustainable tourism initiatives. The COP must serve as the primary point of contact with USAID with regard to day-to-day implementation and management matters relating to the contract.