Project Steering Unit (PSU)
Provides strategic leadership, approves annual plans, oversees implementation, and ensures alignment with national migration and employment policies.
Strategic leadership for the whole project
The Project Steering Unit (PSU) sits at the top of ReMi’s governance structure. It is the body accountable for the direction, coherence, and integrity of reintegration services delivered across every district where ReMi operates.
The PSU brings together senior representatives from the lead government ministries, implementing partners, and technical advisors. Rather than managing day-to-day activities, it focuses on the decisions that shape the whole programme: approving the annual work plan and budget, confirming that field-level implementation stays aligned with national migration and employment policy, and stepping in when cross-agency coordination is needed to unblock delivery.
At a glance
- Highest decision-making body in ReMi’s governance framework
- Meets periodically to review progress against the annual plan
- Approves budgets, work plans, and major implementation changes
- Ensures alignment with national migration and employment policy
Core Responsibilities
What the PSU is accountable for
Approve annual plans
Reviews and approves yearly plans and budgets submitted by the implementing team before they go into effect.
Oversee implementation
Monitors overall delivery against targets and asks for course correction when results fall short.
Ensure policy alignment
Keeps reintegration services consistent with national migration and employment policy as it evolves.
Resolve cross-agency issues
Provides a forum to settle coordination problems between government bodies and partners.
Review performance
Considers monitoring data and evaluation findings to guide future priorities.
Safeguard accountability
Upholds transparent and responsible use of project resources at the programme level.
How it connects
Where the PSU fits in the wider structure
The PSU sets direction; the bodies below carry it out on the ground and feed results back up.
Local Government
Coordinates local implementation and identifies beneficiaries
Employment Service Centers
Deliver direct services to returnee migrants
Development Partners
Provide technical expertise and capacity building
