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Summary of Key Functions. Develops are based strategies including situation analysis, assessments and proposed interventions Develops area based plans Develops area based interventions Implements project field interventions programmatically and operationally ensuring achievement of results and following UNDP’s financial rules and regulation Develops strategic partnerships with active partners to facilitate implementation in target area Ensures proper monitoring and reporting is conducted Supervises the field staff operating in the area
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Summary of Key Functions. Analytical support to the UN-PRAC Team in the conceptualization and formulation of UN-PRAC initiatives. Support in the creation of strategic partnerships and implementation of the resource mobilization strategy for UN-PRAC initiatives. Provide support and assistance to the UN-PRAC Team in the implementation and management of the team initiatives, with as specific focus on civil society and local governance as well as other governance service lines that may be assigned in future. Administration and implementation of programme delivery through ATLAS and UMOJA, adapt processes and procedure, and support results-based management. Support to knowledge building and knowledge sharing based on anti-corruption. Provide analytical support to the UN-PRAC Team in the conceptualization, formulation, monitoring & evaluation and reporting of UN-PRAC initiatives Conduct analytical research and collect relevant information as inputs in the conceptualization of UN-PRAC initiatives. Assist in the drafting of and as required, delivering conferences/ workshops/ other, lessons learned reports, project accomplishment reports and other knowledge products. Provide comments to Consultants Reports, Concept Notes, Project Documents and other documents. Support in creation of strategic partnerships and implementation of the resource mobilization strategy for UN-PRAC initiatives Assist in the analysis of information on donors and partners, preparation of donor’s and partners profile and database, drafting of project proposals / concept notes, and the establishment of contacts with donor and partner counterparts. Assist in monitoring and reporting on mobilized resources. Provide support to donor reporting. Provide support and assistance to the UN-PRAC Team in the implementation and management of the team initiatives, with as specific focus on civil society and local governance as well as other governance service lines that may be assigned in future Provide support in the delivery of capacity development and training activities to governments, regional organizations, civil society organizations and other development partners. Assist in the collection, and presentation of information for project, work plans, budgets, proposals on implementation arrangements, MOUs, and submission to the Contracts, Assets and Procurement (CAP) Committee, etc. Assist in the initiation of a project, entry of projects into Atlas; generation of monthly financial delivery reports, updating of issue and risk logs...
Summary of Key Functions. Management of Transformative Governance and Finance Facility 2 (2018-2020)  Support the implementation of the Europe and Central Asia Regional Programme  Creation of strategic partnerships and implementation of the resource mobilization strategy  Provision of top quality policy advice services to country offices and facilitation of knowledge building and management
Summary of Key Functions. The project manager will be responsible for day-to-day management and decision-making for the project. The Project Manager’s prime responsibility is to ensure that the project results as specified in the project document are achieved to the required quality within the specified budget and timeframe. Specific Responsibilities: The project manager will be responsible for implementing the following outputs Output 1: Basic services restored through the reconstruction of selected schools and health centers and government offices Responsibilities related to overall project Management: Leads UNDP’s involvement in and substantively contributes to development of methodology and process for undertaking categorizing, prioritizing and costing of selected schools, health services and government offices for rehabilitation and reconstruction. Develop a recovery plans with timeline and details costs and budget for each activity. Leads the development of strategic partnerships for implementation of the programme as outlined in the project document. Leads the development of concept notes, terms of reference and detail implementation strategy for various components of the project, in particular the components of Housing Reconstruction, in setting up the Building Materials Resources center, the technical assistance teams and livelihoods restoration. Provides strategic oversight of planning, budgeting, implementing and monitoring of the Recovery Programme, tracking use of financial resources in accordance with UNDP rules and regulations. Responsibilities related to day to day project Management: Operational and Financial Management Develops a work plan for the activities of the project. Support the development of workplans for implementation partners Mobilizes goods and services to initiative activities, including drafting TORs and work specifications; Manages requests for the provision of financial resources by UNDP, using advance of funds, direct payments, or reimbursement using the FACE (Fund Authorization and Certificate of Expenditures); Develops a monitoring plan with milestones and indicators for each component of the project and track the progress against the milestones and indicators. Monitors financial resources and accounting to ensure accuracy and reliability of financial reports; Manages and monitor the project risks as initially identified in the project document, submit new risks to the Project Board for consideration and decision on possible actions if required...

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