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Two offices in Cabo Delgado — Pemba and Palma — need someone at the helm: Ayuda en Acción is looking for a Regional Head of Office (the announcement also calls the role head of offices in Cabo Delgado) to lead both bases. The position is anchored in the organisation's national structure and works closely with the Country Direction.
Whoever takes on this challenge will exercise visible day-to-day leadership, with decisions that are felt across teams and results. The application window is short — the announcement closes on 10 September 2026 — so it is worth not leaving your submission to the last minute.
In practical terms, this is what the announcement asks for:
Taken together, the picture is of a role with many interlocutors: own teams, partners, funders and regional actors. Whoever holds it needs to delegate with confidence while keeping supervision firm — across both offices at the same time.
Someone who leads with method and with calm, even when the context changes from one day to the next — and in Cabo Delgado it does. Someone who puts people at the centre of the operation and understands that every procedure completed on time is, in the end, assistance that reaches people better. The technical details of the profile — education, years of experience, languages, areas of expertise — are all in the requirements list below; what matters here is the way you work.
Born in Spain, Ayuda en Acción works in 18 countries on two fronts: opening up futures for children and young people, and responding when humanitarian emergency strikes. In its most recent review, 211 thousand people were reached by its crisis responses. It is a member of Alliance2015 — the European network of development NGOs — and is active in Mozambique, where its human mobility line supports displaced people, one of the realities of Cabo Delgado.
The salary is not stated in the announcement — and Inademy does not publish figures without the employer's confirmation. If you want concrete numbers, ask in your application email; contract and duration follow the same path.
Applications travel by email, straight to the organisation's inbox:
One step before you send: brush up your CV in English — the guide on how to write a CV in English helps you get it right. And to arrive prepared for the interview, count on the complete guide to job interviews in Mozambique. One last warning: no serious recruitment process charges you to take part — if anyone asks for money to secure the job, walk away.
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For those coming from outside the sector: MEAL brings together monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning — the cross-cutting area that measures whether projects deliver what they promise. ECHO is the European Commission's humanitarian aid department, one of the world's largest emergency funders.