1 NGO Jobs in Rift Valley Kenya — Updated Today

Kenya hosts one of Africa’s largest NGO and international development sectors, headquartered primarily in Nairobi. Program officers, M&E specialists, community development officers, grants managers, and humanitarian coordinators are in steady demand. UN agencies, bilateral donors, and international NGOs including USAID, DFID, and GIZ-funded organizations are major employers. Fluency in English, strong report writing skills, and safeguarding certification are standard requirements. The Rift Valley is Kenya’s largest region by area, known for its agricultural productivity, tea and flower industries, and fast-growing urban centers. Nakuru, the country’s fourth-largest city, anchors the region’s economy alongside Kericho’s tea estates and Naivasha’s floriculture sector. Kompeaa lists NGO jobs from every major employer across Rift Valley Kenya, just posted. Whether you are based in one of the region’s main cities or a smaller town, you will find verified NGO vacancies from local and national employers on this page. Salaries for NGO professionals in Kenya range from KES 45,000 – 250,000/month, depending on experience, qualifications, and employer type. Key skills sought by employers include: Project Management, M&E, Grant Writing, Donor Reporting, Community Development, MEAL, Safeguarding.