
Pharo Foundation is a mission-driven, impact-oriented organization working to build a vibrant, productive, and self-reliant Africa. Our development efforts are focused on three core pillars:
Our for-profit arm, Pharo Ventures, operates sustainable businesses across Ethiopia and Somaliland to drive job creation and economic growth. With over 700 employees across Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and Somaliland, Pharo Foundation is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, with a liaison office in London, UK.
The Junior Supply Chain Officer supports the day-to-day delivery of procurement, logistics, inventory, and supply chain activities, ensuring that goods and services are sourced, transported, stored, and accounted for in a timely, cost-effective, and compliant manner. Working closely with the Supply Chain Manager and Senior Supply Chain Officer, the role holder helps translate organizational supply chain policies and procedures into consistent daily practice, supporting programs and operations across the country office and field locations.
Procurement & Supplier Support
Logistics & Transportation
Inventory & Stock Management
Reporting & Process Improvement
Compliance & Internal Controls
Internal & External Coordination
Key Working Relationships
Required Skills
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--- Pharo Foundation is a mission-driven organization dedicated to investing in Africa’s human and physical capital, with a strong focus on sustainable development and job creation. Guided by the core values of respect, creativity, entrepreneurship, trust, and accountability, the Foundation develops community-rooted ecosystems across East Africa through direct implementation, public-private partnerships, and enterprise development. --- Evolutionary Phases & History | Phase | Strategic Focus | Key Milestones & Activities | | --- | --- | --- | | 2011–2016 | Grant-Making & Early Partnerships | Operated as a grant-making entity partnering with organizations like Amref East Africa, ActionAid, African Education Trust, Windle Trust International, and Medical Aid Films. Key initiatives included funding girls' education in the Horn of Africa, sponsoring 50 postgraduate refugee scholars in the UK, automating national school-leaving examination data in South Sudan, and supporting localized mobile medical training. | | 2016–2023 | Direct Project Design & The 5-Pillar Strategy | Transitioned to direct implementation to improve accountability, efficiency, and depth of impact. Established dedicated schools, early childhood education (ECE) programs, adult literacy initiatives, and vocational centers in Somaliland and Ethiopia (Benishangul-Gumuz and Somali regions). Developed the four-pillar framework (Education, Health, Water, Agriculture) alongside the four-year Socio-Economic Empowerment Programme (SEEP) in Ethiopia, and created the fifth pillar, Pharo Ventures, in 2019 to drive private-sector sustainability. | | 2023–Beyond | Mission-Led & Impact-Driven Development | Shifted to evidence-based, research-driven growth focused on fulfilling three core medium-term missions. Leverages accumulated infrastructure and fixed assets, supported by robust Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) teams, to maximize social return on investment and share institutional know-how globally. | --- The Five Strategic Pillars Education: Operating proprietary Pharo Kindergartens, primary, secondary, and boarding schools (such as the Homosha boarding school), while collaborating with government ministries on national curricula and public school upgrades. Health: Improving healthcare infrastructure and specialized services, including public intensive care access and facilities such as the Pharo Diagnostic Centre. Water: Expanding community water supply systems and essential public utility infrastructure (e.g., Assosa Water Supply expansion). Agriculture: Supporting agricultural training centers and local farming capacities to enhance productivity and food security. Pharo Ventures: Commercial and enterprise arm established in 2019 to promote long-term sustainability, local economic transformation, and job creation. --- Core Values Respect: Upholding dignity across all community engagements. Creativity: Designing innovative solutions for complex development challenges. Entrepreneurship: Fostering enterprise, self-reliance, and economic opportunity. Trust: Building reliable relationships with communities, governments, and partners. Accountability: Ensuring transparency and measurable effectiveness across all programs. ---