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Resettlement Manager via Fadac Resources and Services – Lagos
An organisation is recruiting a Resettlement Manager in Lagos through Fadac Resources and Services Limited. The manager will lead a newly established Resettlement Unit across a major programme, overseeing affected households’ compensation, housing and livelihood support, stakeholder engagement and grievance resolution.
Resettlement leadership
- Lead and coordinate resettlement implementation, ensuring affected households receive appropriate compensation, housing and livelihood assistance.
- Manage land and entitlement disputes, stakeholder participation, grievance mechanisms and programme compliance.
- Oversee the work of resettlement teams, consultants and contractors, and maintain high ethical standards.
- Report to the Managing Director or equivalent and support programme delivery across relevant stakeholders.
Required qualifications and experience
- At least 15 years of experience in environmental and social management or social development.
- At least eight years on development-finance-funded resettlement projects, including delivery of compensation and housing outcomes.
- Experience in land and entitlement disputes, grievance handling, team management and consultant or contractor oversight.
- A relevant academic degree, high professional integrity and ability to meet ethics and conflict-of-interest screening requirements.
Additional advantages
- Knowledge of local land-tenure systems, government processes and the relevant community or project sector.
- Mediation or project-management training.
- Fluency in English and spoken Yoruba or Egun.
Benefits
- Attractive salary and benefits, structured induction, mentoring and professional development, including study visits.
How to apply
Email your CV using Resettlement Manager as the subject.
Email your application to favour.a@fadacresources.com.
Deadline: Not specified; apply as soon as possible.
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