Senior Corridor Management Authority Expert

About the role

NTU International is seeking a senior expert to support the establishment and operationalisation of Corridor Management Authorities (CMAs) across West Africa. The role will contribute to EU‑funded technical assistance aimed at strengthening transport governance, climate‑resilient mobility and regional connectivity within the ECOWAS region.

Key responsibilities

• Support the creation and operational launch of CMAs for regional transport corridors.
• Provide technical assistance on corridor governance frameworks, institutional arrangements and SOPs.
• Develop mandates, governance structures, coordination protocols and standard operating procedures for CMAs.
• Facilitate coordination among ECOWAS institutions, national authorities, corridor stakeholders and development partners.
• Design and implement corridor performance monitoring systems and management tools.
• Advise on logistics coordination, multimodal connectivity and transport corridor governance.
• Lead stakeholder consultations, inter‑agency coordination mechanisms and regional policy dialogue.
• Prepare technical reports, operational frameworks, governance assessments and strategic recommendations.
• Deliver capacity‑building workshops and technical training on corridor management and transport governance.
• Support monitoring, reporting and evaluation of corridor governance activities.

Required profile

• Master’s degree in transport planning, logistics, public administration, infrastructure management, economics or a related field.
• Minimum 10 years of professional experience in corridor management, transport governance, logistics or regional infrastructure coordination.
• At least 7 years of experience specifically in corridor governance, transport facilitation or institutional coordination for regional transport corridors.
• Proven experience on transport or regional integration projects in developing countries, preferably in Sub‑Saharan Africa.
• Experience with international development cooperation and donor‑funded programmes.

Required skills