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Starting Date / Initial Contract Details
July 2026. Full-time, 6-12 months
Role Summary
The Grants Financial Manager will support Senior Management with financial analysis and data to support timely and effective decision making. They will collaborate closely with the Global Support Office Finance Partner, Field Finance Manager and Senior Management in DR Congo to ensure sound financial management of grants, effective cost coverage, and accurate spend forecasting. The Grants manager will also support the budgeting and financial reporting processes, ensuring accuracy and eligibility.
Project Overview
Medair is significantly scaling up its programming in DR Congo in response to the recent Ebola outbreak. Medair is implementing specific pillars of the response to the outbreak, including Infection Prevention control, Case Management, Surveillance, Risk Communication and Community Engagement and Mental Health/ Psychosocial Support.
Workplace & Conditions
Kinshasa, DRC, with regular travel to Ituri and Nord Kivu Provinces.
Responsibilities:
Establish/ maintain appropriate systems and procedures to ensure compliance with donor contracts. Know donor regulations and advise on eligibility of expenses, budget flexibility & spending deviations. Check financial reports.
Maintain an overview of all ongoing grants and ensure costs are allocated accurately and appropriately to maximise cost coverage whilst ensuring appropriateness and eligibility of costs. Conduct regular reviews and corrective action.
Formation / Diplômes
Work with the Finance Partner to ensure regular updates to cost coverage calculations and availability of financial information to enable timely and sound financial decision-making by Senior Management.
Support country leadership in financial analyses. Provide the right data to support decision making on staffing, equipment, fleet, etc. This includes developing or maintaining the right tools such as staff or fleet matrix.
Autres informations
Support teams with budgeting, asking relevant questions to check/ prompt inclusion of easily overlooked costs. Work with teams to ensure accurate spend forecasting and cash need projections, keeping the Finance manager informed.
Monitor grant spending on a monthly basis, communicating with relevant programme managers on any under/ over spend and working with them to agree appropriate corrective actions to bring spending in line with approved budgets.
Financial diploma or e.g. certificate in business administration and/ or accounting/book- keeping/ related
Expérience
3-5 years minimum experience post qualification
Proficiency in French language, written and spoken
Proficiency in using Excel spreadsheets
Overseas experience in relief work with an NGO, ideally in finance or grant management
Strong servant leadership skills; able to coach and support other staff members.
Strong numeracy skills and attention to detail combined with ability to see the big picture.
Good communication and interpersonal skills; able to maintain and develop relationships with stakeholders.
Creative, solution-oriented, flexible, with good understanding of cross-cultural issues.
Organised and able to prioritise. Capacity to work under pressure to meet tight deadlines and manage personal stress levels.
Team Spiritual Life
Reflect the values of Medair with team members, local staff, people we serve, and external
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Starting Date / Initial Contract Details
July 2026. Full-time, 6-12 months
Role Summary
The Grants Financial Manager will support Senior Management with financial analysis and data to support timely and effective decision making. They will collaborate closely with the Global Support Office Finance Partner, Field Finance Manager and Senior Management in DR Congo to ensure sound financial management of grants, effective cost coverage, and accurate spend forecasting. The Grants manager will also support the budgeting and financial reporting processes, ensuring accuracy and eligibility.
Project Overview
Medair is significantly scaling up its programming in DR Congo in response to the recent Ebola outbreak. Medair is implementing specific pillars of the response to the outbreak, including Infection Prevention control, Case Management, Surveillance, Risk Communication and Community Engagement and Mental Health/ Psychosocial Support.
Workplace & Conditions
Kinshasa, DRC, with regular travel to Ituri and Nord Kivu Provinces.
Responsibilities:
Establish/ maintain appropriate systems and procedures to ensure compliance with donor contracts. Know donor regulations and advise on eligibility of expenses, budget flexibility & spending deviations. Check financial reports.
Maintain an overview of all ongoing grants and ensure costs are allocated accurately and appropriately to maximise cost coverage whilst ensuring appropriateness and eligibility of costs. Conduct regular reviews and corrective action.
Formation / Diplômes
Work with the Finance Partner to ensure regular updates to cost coverage calculations and availability of financial information to enable timely and sound financial decision-making by Senior Management.
Support country leadership in financial analyses. Provide the right data to support decision making on staffing, equipment, fleet, etc. This includes developing or maintaining the right tools such as staff or fleet matrix.
Autres informations
Support teams with budgeting, asking relevant questions to check/ prompt inclusion of easily overlooked costs. Work with teams to ensure accurate spend forecasting and cash need projections, keeping the Finance manager informed.
Monitor grant spending on a monthly basis, communicating with relevant programme managers on any under/ over spend and working with them to agree appropriate corrective actions to bring spending in line with approved budgets.
Financial diploma or e.g. certificate in business administration and/ or accounting/book- keeping/ related
Expérience
3-5 years minimum experience post qualification
Proficiency in French language, written and spoken
Proficiency in using Excel spreadsheets
Overseas experience in relief work with an NGO, ideally in finance or grant management
Compétences requises
Strong servant leadership skills; able to coach and support other staff members.
Strong numeracy skills and attention to detail combined with ability to see the big picture.
Good communication and interpersonal skills; able to maintain and develop relationships with stakeholders.
Creative, solution-oriented, flexible, with good understanding of cross-cultural issues.
Organised and able to prioritise. Capacity to work under pressure to meet tight deadlines and manage personal stress levels.
Team Spiritual Life
Reflect the values of Medair with team members, local staff, people we serve, and external contacts. Work, live, and pray together in our Christian faith-based teams. Fully contribute to a rich spiritual team life, including team devotion, prayer, and words of encouragement.
How to apply
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Before you apply
Please ensure you are fully aware of the:
Medair organisational values .
Medair is committed to safeguarding the protection of beneficiaries, volunteers, staff and partners, and particularly children. Therefore, we do not employ staff whose background we understand to be unsuitable for working with children. Medair staff are required to give the utmost respect to, and comply with, Medair’s accountability policies and best practices.
Medair Relief & Recovery Orientation Course (ROC) (which forms part of the recruitment selection process for field positions).
Application Process
To apply, go to this vacancy on our Medair page . Please do not make multiple applications. We will not review email applications. Only English-language applications / CVs will be reviewed. Advertised on JobUpfree .
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