Réf.
2023/AAFMCP/9751
Type d'offre
Poste terrain
Type de contrat
CDDU
Domaines d'expertises
Développement urbain ; Développement durable
Date limite de candidature
30/11/2023 17:23
Contrat
Salarié
Durée
48 months
Département Développement durable - DD > Développement Urbain et Economie circulaire
Mis en ligne le : 21/07/2023
To support the implementation of the “Sustainable Cities” project, Expertise France is looking for an Administration and Finance Manager.
Under the management of the Project Leader who supervises its role, and within the project team based both in Accra and Tamale, the Administration and Finance Manager will oversee overall financial, contractual, accounting, and administrative aspects of the project. She/He will also support the setting up of the project offices in Ghana. She/He will be responsible for the proper application of administrative and financial procedures.She/He will report to the Project Leader and will also work closely with EF headquarter in Paris (in particular the Administrative and Finance Project Officer in the Sustainable Development Department), to harmonise practices and coordinate the administrative and financial management of the project.
Indicative tasks to be carried out would include:
Financial, budgetary and accounting management
Administrative management and procurement
Transversal
With a total population of 30.4 million people in 2019 and more than 55% living in cities, Ghana has a dense network of urban areas mostly concentrated along the Atlantic coast and in the Ashanti Region. The country is halfway through urbanisation, and has benefited from an urban economic network more advanced than other countries in West Africa. While the first period of urbanisation has generated job creation and opportunities, improved living conditions and reduced poverty for many Ghanaians, the country now faces the challenges of economic efficiency and social inclusion within its urban areas, where globally basic services are still lacking. In addition, unplanned spatial expansion of urban and metropolitan areas and their limited connectivity within and across Ghana’s cities is a challenge, increasing social and environmental costs, unequal and inadequate access to basic services, health risks and ecological damages.
To address these challenges, an integrated programme is proposed by the European Union to meet demands in infrastructures and services by working both on the institutional and legislative framework at central level, and on the urban growth at local level.
As a second largest technical cooperation agency in Europe, Expertise France (EF) has been entrusted by the EU with the design and implementation of the “Sustainable Cities – Phase 1” project. The action proposed by Expertise France will address the need for capacity building and data collection of the Ministry of Local Government, Decentralisation and Rural Development (MLGRD); at decentralised level the action will target selected Regional Capitals - Wa, Damongo, Nalerigu, Bolgatanga, Tamale – and the secondary city of Yendi.
The Sustainable Cities in Ghana – Phase 1 is funded by the European Union (EU) to support both national and local authorities enhancing sustainable cities in Ghana. The project will support the development of more sustainable and inclusive cities, with a particular focus on 6 cities of the Northern regions during 48 months.
The Overall Objective of this action is to improve urban prosperity for all.
The Specific Objectives of this action are to:
In order to achieve this objectives, EF will pursue the following actions:
Education / Skills
Professional Experience
Qualifications and skills
Documents to be provided
The selection process will be conducted in two phases:
Expertise France est l’agence publique de conception et de mise en œuvre de projets internationaux de coopération technique. L’agence intervient autour de quatre axes prioritaires :
Dans ces domaines, Expertise France assure des missions d’ingénierie et de mise en œuvre de projets de renforcement des capacités, mobilise de l’expertise technique et joue un rôle d’ensemblier de projets faisant intervenir de l’expertise publique et des savoir-faire privés.