Logistics Manager

Mission

MdM Tanzania

Location

Country Coordination Office, Dar Es Salaam

Reporting to

General Coordinator

Technical functional link

Logistics Referent – Headquarter

Responsible for

2 Drivers

Last Updated

November 2025

Context

Médecins du Monde (MdM) is an international humanitarian organization dedicated to delivering medical care to vulnerable populations worldwide including within France. Its mission is driven by voluntary engagement from healthcare professionals and experts across diverse fields. MdM mobilizes this collective expertise to implement impactful health projects, always prioritizing strong, collaborative relationships with the communities it serves.

MdM has been active in Tanzania since 1992, beginning with HIV/AIDS development projects and community health initiatives. In 2010, MdM shifted to harm reduction services for people who use drugs, launching the first comprehensive harm reduction program in Temeke, Dar es Salaam that significantly reduced HIV and other infectious diseases among people who inject drugs.

By 2021, Médecins du Monde (MdM) served as a technical partner to expand harm reduction programs locally and in neighboring countries. In 2022, MdM began providing sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents and vulnerable groups in urban and rural areas, partnering with local organizations and health facilities.

MdM, along with partners like the University of Bristol, Burnet Institute, INPUD, and local groups in Dar Es Salaam, runs the CUTTS HEP C project to support Tanzania’s hepatitis eradication efforts by:

Introducing cost-effective HCV prevention tools (long-acting buprenorphine and low dead-space syringes)
Creating accessible Hep C care models for people who inject drugs (PWID)
Providing evidence to shape national policy
Supporting PWID communities through involvement and community-led monitoring

MdM Tanzania is also involved in harm reduction technical assistance in Rwanda. In Rwanda, MdM partners in a 3-years long harm reduction project called TUBITEHO (Oct 2023 – Sept 2026) with 4 other stakeholders.

The future strategy aims to enhance harm reduction initiatives to newly identified regions with partners, strengthen technical assistance capacity within the country and to neighboring countries, expanding sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) interventions, and improving emergency response capabilities to respond effectively to crisis situations.

Hierarchical & Functional links

The Logistics Manager reports directly to the General Coordinator. This position also maintains a technical functional relationship with the Logistics Referent at HQ and is directly responsible for cleaners.

Global objective of the position

The Logistics Manager supports the mission by ensuring that logistics processes are compliant, efficient, and aligned with Médecins du Monde’s policies and humanitarian principles.

Tasks and Responsibilities

Definition, planning and budgeting for logistical needs (supply chain, vehicle fleet, equipment, programme logistics) in relation to the programmes’ identified needs
Elaboration and monitoring of the mission’s procurement plan
Adaptation (to the organization, to donors) and implementation purchasing procedures for the mission and controlling its application and archiving (internal audit)
Maintain and update indicators for logistical activities
Monitoring goods management contracts and any contracts relating to the relevant activities
Supervision and management of the transport of goods to the mission
Organization of the reception of international orders (customs duties, etc.)
Supervision and management of the transport of people to the mission: monitor the vehicle fleet, supervise maintenance, monitor consumption
Monitoring the implementation of the mission’s technical activities and logistics (construction and updating and supply of medical and non-medical materials, water and sanitation, equipment / installations and infrastructures, etc.)
Training of local teams and providing technical support for all logistical and technical support issues for the mission
Participation in meetings with authorities and other NGOs on questions relating to logistics
Supervision and/or carrying out the installation and maintenance of operating office areas and accommodation areas
Definition, update and monitoring IT material and maintenance (computers, software, back-ups, etc.) and communication equipment as well as establishing a shared information network on the mission
Definition and monitoring communication resources for the mission
Implementation of safety and security rules and conditions of goods and people
Identification, monitoring and preparing technical aspects of the mission’s security policy, the evacuation plan and emergency measures plan
Carrying out daily monitoring of the application of safety and alert regulations

Profile of the candidate

Qualification (Essential)

A bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Procurement, Supply Chain or any other relevant field.
Professional Experience 03-05 years of relevant experience preferably with humanitarian non-governmental organizations required.
At least 2 Years of Professional experience in a similar position
Experience in Medical Procurement
Experience in International medical importation

Skills required

Flexible and team player
Highly motivated self-starter who takes direction well, but also works independently
Enthusiastic, willing to learn from others
Excellent organisation and planning skills
Good communication skills (written & verbal)
Demonstrated strong multitasking skills and attention to detail
Ability to work under pressure and adapt to situations as required due to changes on the ground.
Ability to use Microsoft Office pack (word, excel and power point)

Language Skills

Fluent in both English and Swahili (Reading & writing)

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT

Type of contract: Fixed Term

Duration: 12 months (With 3 Months probation period)

Location: Dar es Salaam

Basic Salary: Based on the organization salary scale Tzs.3 558 381 TZS per month.

Benefits: Private Health Insurance,13 Month Salary,Food Allowance (4545.45 TZS Per day)Transport Allowance (100 000 TZS per month)

Working Hours: 8:00a.m – 5:00 p.m. (Monday to Friday)

Application

The interested candidates should submit their applications before December 19/12/2025, at 5: 00p.m, with the updated CV, motivation letter, including references details and with supporting documents academic certificates to Médecins Du Monde, HR department via:

E-mail: hr.tanzania@medecinsdumonde.net with the subject line “Logistics Manager”.

Selection will be on a rolling basis, till the position is filled.

The reference details must be stated in the application to be valid. If you do not clearly state the position for which you are applying & attach the required academic certificates and other supporting documents, your application may not be considered.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Please note that MdM does not reimburse transportation and food cost if applicants are asked for interview and/or a test.

MdM does not charge fee at any stage of its recruitment process. All applications are free for all candidates, and no one should require any payment or compensation during the recruitment process.