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Grant Finance Officer
CDIil y a 28 jours
Job Description
Zambia
CDI
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UN Job Vacancy: Finance and Grants Officer. Recruiter: ACF International.
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What this role involves
You’ll manage the financial life cycle of grants—from budgeting and disbursement tracking to donor reporting and compliance. Day-to-day, you’ll work closely with program teams to ensure funds are used efficiently, reconcile accounts, and prepare documentation for audits. Expect to liaise with local partners and ACF’s regional finance team to keep cash flow smooth.
Key skills to highlight
- Proven experience with donor regulations (e.g., USAID, ECHO, UN agencies) and multi-currency grant management.
- Advanced Excel for budget tracking and financial analysis.
- Strong knowledge of Zambian tax law and procurement procedures.
- Ability to translate complex financial data into clear reports for non-finance colleagues.
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Create a “Grants Portfolio” section listing 2–3 past grants you managed, including donor name, budget size, and key compliance tasks (e.g., “EU grant EUR 500K – led quarterly financial reports and audit prep”). This directly shows ACF you can handle their project cycle.
Before you apply
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