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(RFP500559) Analyst, Collective Actions & Budget, GFAiR (Temporary Assignment, 9 months - Rome, Italy) | Alliance Bioversity & CIAT
(RFP500559) Analyst, Collective Actions & Budget, GFAiR (Temporary Assignment, 9 months - Rome, Italy)
Alliance Bioversity & CIAT Rome National Junior level Speaks English, Italian
Application deadline: March 28, 2026
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The Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT is seeking a Temporary Analyst for Collective Actions & Budget for a 9-month assignment in Rome, Italy. The role involves ensuring operational consistency and integrity in the implementation of Collective Actions, monitoring technical and financial performance, and communicating with partners to address issues. The Analyst will also support budget tracking, compliance with donor requirements, and assist in project closure activities. This position requires strong coordination, analytical skills, and experience in multi-stakeholder initiatives.
Candidate Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Business Administration or related area
Minimum of 5 years relevant work experience in multi-stakeholder initiatives
Experience in programme or project budgeting and financial compliance
Demonstrated experience in project financial closure
Proven ability to coordinate and monitor Collective Actions
Strong analytical skills for tracking progress and reporting
Well-developed personal organization and problem-solving skills
Strong client orientation and service approach
Intermediate level of English
(RFP500559)
Analyst, Collective Actions & Budget, GFAiR
(Temporary Assignment, 9 months)
The Organization
The Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) deliver research-based solutions that harness agricultural biodiversity and sustainably transform food systems to improve people’s lives. Alliance solutions address the global crisis of malnutrition, climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental degradation.
The Alliance works with local, national, and multinational partners across Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia, and Africa, and with the public and private sectors. The Alliance is part of CGIAR, a global research partnership for a food-secure future, dedicated to reducing poverty, enhancing food and nutrition security, and improving natural resources and ecosystem services.
With novel partnerships, the Alliance generates evidence and mainstreams innovations to transform food systems and landscapes so that they sustain the planet, drive prosperity, and nourish people in a climate crisis.
The Alliance is part of CGIAR, a global research partnership for a food-secure future.
Background
The Global Forum on Agricultural Research and Innovation (GFAiR) is a voluntary multi-stakeholder network and movement for change, uniquely bringing together actors from 11 constituencies interested in the transformation of the Agri-Food System. GFAiR is made up of around 1.000 member networks and institutions, working together through collective action and advocacy to shape the future of agriculture and food and their roles in achieving sustainable development. The members and partners in GFAiR come from around the world and from diverse constituencies, including small-scale producers and farmers, consumers and civil society organizations, women and youth organizations, private sector representatives, public national and international research systems, agricultural advisory services, education systems, funding partners and UN Organizations. GFAiR’s reach is achieved through these organizations and the many millions of people they involve.
The core activities of GFAiR Secretariat are five Collective Actions led by GFAiR partners (Ruforum, Angoc, Access Agriculture, Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, and Food Bridge).
On behalf of GFAiR, the Alliance of Bioversity International and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) which hosts GFAiR is seeking a qualified candidate to serve as Temporary Analyst, Collective Actions & Budget.
About the position
Based in Rome, Italy and under the supervision of the GFAiR Team Leader, the Temporary Analyst ensures the consistency and integrity of services by reviewing operational processes related to the implementation of Collective Actions and contributing to monitoring technical and financial performance indicators. The role communicates with partners and internal teams to address issues affecting implementation and service delivery, advises management on matters affecting process execution and operational integrity and anticipates and addresses quality issues to support alignment between workplans and expenditures and the timely completion of project outputs by January 2027 in line with the Grant Agreement.
Responsibilities
Operational Coordination and Delivery Oversight
Contribute to daily operations related to collective actions across partner institutions and internal teams.
Review progress against milestones and deliverables.
Identify implementation risks or delays and propose corrective measures.
Maintain up‑to‑date workflow and implementation plans and ensure alignment with project priorities and donor requirements.
Assist with communication and coordination among stakeholders to ensure smooth execution of activities and timely problem-solving.
Support organization of coordination meetings, travel and procurement, including preparation of agendas, minutes, follow‑up actions, and documentation.
Support preparation and execution of key events and stakeholder engagements.
Provide periodic implementation status updates to management.
Sub-Agreement & Reporting on LoA (Letter of Agreement)
Review the full LoA lifecycle including preparation, amendments, processing, monitoring, and closure.
Ensure compliance with Alliance policies, donor requirements, and financial regulations.
Review partner deliverables, timelines, and budget execution against LoA provisions.
Communicate with finance, procurement, and legal units as needed to ensure efficient LoA administration.
Follow up with partners to ensure timely submission of required documentation.
Communicates and addresses issues affecting milestone completion or alignment of outputs ensuring alignment with KPIs
Maintain organized documentation to support audit readiness.
Budget Alignment Monitoring
Maintain an internal activity-level budget tracking tool for execution planning.
Anticipate and address risks and/or potential misalignments between budgets and implementation activities that could affect project closure or delivery of outputs.
Provide support with expenditure forecasts to support full budget utilization by January 2027.
Communicate with PLANS to ensure alignment between implementation realities and financial reporting.
Project Closure & Finalization (January 2027 End Date)
Ensure completion of all contractual deliverables within the implementation period.
Review final activity execution to support full and timely budget absorption.
Contribute to consolidation of inputs for final technical reporting.
Ensure documentation is completed and archived for closure and audit purposes.
Identify risks that may affect timely project completion.
New Budget Proposal Development & Continuity Support
Provide transition support in the event of future funding opportunities or extension of related activities. Contribute operational inputs to concept notes or proposals, including implementation approaches, coordination mechanisms, and monitoring frameworks.
Provide realistic activity planning inputs based on implementation experience.
Performs any other tasks or duties consistent with the position level, objectives, and programme needs
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Business Administration or related area.
Previous relevant work experience (preferably minimum of 5 years) coordinating multi‑stakeholder or similar collaborative initiatives, including planning, implementation, monitoring, and results reporting.
Demonstrated ability to engage diverse partners (public, private, research, civil society).
Solid experience in programme or project budgeting, including development of annual budgets, expenditure monitoring, variance analysis, forecasting, and ensuring compliance with donor financial and reporting requirements.
Demonstrated experience in project financial closure, including validation of expenditures, preparation of final financial statements, financial reports and dashboards reconciliation of budget lines, and support to audits or donor closure processes to ensure full compliance and transparency.
Proven ability to coordinate and monitor Collective Actions, ensuring alignment with defined objectives and delivery of measurable results.
Strong analytical skills to identify challenges, track progress, and produce clear, actionable reports to support evidence‑based decision‑making.
Well-developed skills in personal organization and priority setting, problem solving and accuracy.
Strong client orientation and service approach
Predominant language at duty station. Intermediate level of English
Benefits
This is a temporary support position , which will be based in Rome, Italy.
The monthly salary will be EUR 3,609 . The position will be for a period of 9 months .
Please note that eligible applicants must have the legal status to live and work in Italy:
Be Italian nationals holding a valid passport or identity card.
Or be EU citizens holding a valid passport or identity card and confirmation of registration from the Registrar’s Office (Anagrafe).
Or Non – EU citizens holding a valid Italian work permit (permesso di soggiorno per lavoro subordinato).
Applications
Please apply online through the website ( ), no later than 28 March 2026 .
Internal candidates are required to submit a curriculum vitae (CV) and a cover letter (CL) , both in English.
External applicants are required to submit a curriculum vitae (CV) and a cover letter (CL) , both in English, along with
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