Job Description
Project Director (PPS-12) IFRAP at Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives is presented for applicants who want a clear, readable understanding of the role before they apply.
This page explains the opportunity in practical language, highlights the job context and keeps the most important facts close to the top so candidates can decide whether the post matches their background.
The listing is connected with PPS-12 and Contract employment context.
The advertised vacancy detail is 1 vacancy.
Qualification
Candidates must hold a Master’s or BS (04 years) degree in Project Management, Business Administration, Social Work, Political Science, International Relations, BBA (Project Management), Bachelor of Law (LLB), LLB Shariah and Law, or a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration, Corporate Law & Practice, IT & Telecom Laws, Labor Laws, Taxation Law, Environmental Law, Executive Manager in Project Management, Project Management, Rural Development, International Rural Development, Procurement, Contracts & Law, or an MPhil in Political Science. The wide range of acceptable qualifications reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the role, which requires both managerial and legal expertise. Additionally, candidates must have at least 15 years of professional experience, demonstrating significant leadership and technical oversight in project implementation. The eligibility criteria are designed to attract top-tier professionals capable of steering a complex, World Bank-funded project.
- Master’s or BS (04 years) degree in Project Management, Business Administration, Social Work, Political Science, International Relations, or BBA (Project Management
- Bachelor of Law (LLB) or LLB Shariah and Law
- Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration, Corporate Law & Practice, IT & Telecom Laws, Labor Laws, Taxation Law, or Environmental Law
- Postgraduate Diploma in Executive Manager in Project Management, Project Management, Rural Development, International Rural Development, or Procurement, Contracts & Law
- MPhil in Political Science
- Minimum 15 years of professional experience in relevant fields
- Experience in managing large-scale development projects, preferably with international donors
Role Responsibilities
- Provide strategic leadership and technical oversight to the Federal Project Management Unit (FPMU
- Ensure delivery of project objectives as per approved PC-I, government policies, and World Bank financing agreements
- Manage operational aspects of IFRAP, focusing on results, transparency, and impact
- Coordinate with stakeholders including government ministries, World Bank, and implementing partners
- Monitor project progress, financial management, and compliance with contractual obligations
- Prepare and submit periodic reports to the Ministry and funding agencies
How to Apply
- Visit the National Jobs Portal (NJP) at njp.gov.pk
- Search for 'Project Director (PPS-12) IFRAP' or browse under Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives
- Open the job advertisement and read the eligibility criteria carefully
- to your NJP account or create a new account if you don't have one
- Complete the online application form with accurate personal, educational, and experience details
- Upload required documents as specified in the application form
- Submit the application before the closing date: June 22, 2026
Additional Information
- Only online applications through the National Jobs Portal will be accepted; no hard copies or email submissions
- The position is contractual under grade PPS-12 with a single vacancy
- Candidates must ensure their profile on NJP is complete and up-to-date
- Shortlisted candidates will be called for interview; no TA/DA will be provided
- Government employees may apply through proper channel and must provide NOC at the time of interview
- The Ministry reserves the right to cancel or postpone the recruitment process at any stage
- For queries, contact NJP helpline at 051-9265411 or 051-9265062 (Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
About Company
The Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives is a key federal ministry of the Government of Pakistan, headquartered in Islamabad. It is responsible for formulating national development plans, coordinating development projects, and overseeing the implementation of strategic initiatives. The ministry works closely with provincial governments, international donors, and multilateral organizations such as the World Bank to ensure efficient use of resources and achievement of development goals. The IFRAP (Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project) is a significant initiative aimed at enhancing Pakistan's resilience to climate-induced disasters. The Project Director will lead the Federal Project Management Unit (FPMU) to execute this project effectively. The ministry offers a dynamic work environment focused on public service and national development.
FAQs
What is the deadline to apply for Project Director (PPS-12) IFRAP at Ministry of Planning?
The deadline to apply is June 22, 2026.
What qualifications are required for the Project Director IFRAP position?
Candidates need a Master’s or BS (04 years) degree in Project Management, Business Administration, Social Work, Political Science, International Relations, BBA (Project Management), LLB, or relevant postgraduate diplomas. An MPhil in Political Science is also accepted.
How many years of experience are needed for the Project Director role in Ministry of Planning?
A minimum of 15 years of professional experience is required.
Is the Project Director (PPS-12) IFRAP job permanent or contractual?
The job is contractual under grade PPS-12.
Where is the Project Director IFRAP position based?
The position is based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
How can I apply for the Project Director job at Ministry of Planning?
You must apply online through the National Jobs Portal (njp.gov.pk) by signing in and submitting the application before the deadline.
What is the role of the Project Director in IFRAP?
The Project Director serves as Chief Executive of the Federal Project Management Unit, providing strategic leadership and ensuring project objectives are met per PC-I, government policies, and World Bank agreements.
Can government employees apply for the Project Director (PPS-12) position?
Yes, government employees can apply through proper channel and must provide NOC at the time of interview.