EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITES
The Regional Rusumo Falls Hydroelectric project (RRFHP) is one of the priority regional projects
in the Nile countries and aims at development of low-cost power generation and regional electricity
trade as a means to improve productivity and promote economic growth in the region. The
proposed project consists of construction of (i) a run-of-river hydropower facility with an installed
capacity of 80 MW to be equally shared between the three shareholder countries of Rwanda,
Burundi and Tanzania. The power plant and associated hydraulic infrastructure will be situated at
the Rusumo, where the Kagera River forms the boundary between Tanzania and Rwanda, and ii)
transmission facilities connecting the power plant to the national grids of Rwanda, Burundi and
Tanzania.
The Local Area Development Plan (LADP), is a benefit sharing program designed to enhance
regional economic and social development in the project area. The LADP project area includes
Ngara District in Tanzania, Kirehe and Ngoma Districts in Rwanda and communes of Giteranyi
(Muyinga Province) and Busoni (Kirundo Province) in Burundi.
The Ngara District Executive Director is announcing the following vacancies under LADP
Tanzania to be filled soon by competent Tanzanian:
1. Position: LADP Tanzania Coordinator ( 1 Post )
1.1 Objective
These Terms of Reference (ToRs) relates to the position of LADP Coordinator, to support the day
to day activities related to the implementation of Local Area Development Plan (LADP) in Ngara
District, Tanzania. The officer to be recruited will work in Ngara District under supervision of the
Ngara District Executive Director with support of technical, financial, procurements and
safeguards as per World Bank guidelines and pollicises requirements.
1.2 Scope of Work
Providing technical support to achieve the targets and outputs for the timely implementation of
the LADP in Tanzania.
Specific tasks include, but are not limited to:
i. Participate in the general planning processes for the execution of the tasks related to LADP
implementation
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