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La Banque Africaine de Développement (BAD) recrute des Consultants pour son siège
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Abidjan
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) is recruiting consultants for its headquarters. As a multinational financial institution for development, the AfDB aims to contribute to the development and social progress of African States.
Position 1: ADFI Bilingual Digital Financial Services Specialist – PIFD
This mission is to support ADFI’s annual work programme over a 12-month period. It covers case processing, business development, portfolio management, technical support in digital financial services, advocacy and contribution to knowledge management. The consultant will work closely with the AfDB’s sector, national and regional offices as well as external stakeholders in the digital financial services sector.
Item 2: Legal consultant for the Private Sector Operations Division of the Legal Department, in support of the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) – PGCL
PGCL.2 is seeking a legal consultant who will work under the direct supervision of the head of the private sector operations division (PGCL.2) and/or the PGCL.2 lawyer(s) designated by the latter. The legal consultant will be primarily responsible for supporting the operations of the Sustainable Energy Fund in Africa (SEFA) in the private sector, but may also assist the division’s team in carrying out its work programme.
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La Banque africaine de développement, est une institution financière multinationale de développement, établie dans le but de contribuer au développement et au progrès social des États africains. La POSTE 1 : Spécialiste bilingue des services financiers numériques ADFI – PIFD Cette mission consiste à appuyer le programme de travail annuel d’ADFI sur une période de douze mois, couvrant le traitement des dossiers, le développement commercial, la gestion de portefeuille, le soutien technique en matière de services financiers numériques, le plaidoyer et la contribution à la gestion des connaissances. Le consultant travaillera en étroite collaboration avec les bureaux sectoriels, nationaux et régionaux de la BAD, ainsi qu’avec les acteurs externes du secteur des services financiers numériques. POSTE 2 : Consultant juridique pour la Division des opérations du secteur privé du Département juridique, en appui au Fonds pour l’énergie durable en Afrique (SEFA) – PGCL PGCL.2 recherche un(e) consultant(e) juridique qui travaillera sous la supervision directe du responsable de la division des opérations du secteur privé (PGCL.2) et/ou du ou des juristes de PGCL.2 désignés par ce dernier. Le/la consultant(e) juridique sera principalement chargé(e) d’apporter son soutien aux opérations du Fonds pour l’énergie durable en Afrique (SEFA) dans le secteur privé, mais pourra également assister l’équipe de la division dans la réalisation de son programme de travail. POSTE 3 : <a href="https:
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