Finance and Procurement Consultant
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Finance and Procurement Consultant developing capacity-building tools for climate finance in Belize. Assessing systems and facilitating workshops for targeted stakeholders.
Responsibilities:
- Develop an inception report: Methodology for assessing financial management and procurement systems of targeted PACT stakeholders against PACT fiduciary requirements, with a focus on practical application.
- Work closely with PACT to define stakeholder selection criteria.
- Conduct data collection during information session with selected targeted PACT stakeholders to review existing financial management and procurement systems.
- Identify functional gaps, risks, and capacity needs.
- Assess the current financial management and procurement practices, focusing on budgeting, financial reporting, and internal controls.
- Develop a Financial Management and Procurement Standards Guide, aligned with PACT fiduciary requirements and climate finance expectations.
- Develop capacity development training material, including financial management tools and procurement tools.
- Facilitate training workshops targeting approximately 50 participants from targeted PACT stakeholders.
- Prepare a final closure report summarizing the Financial Management and Procurement Standards Guide and key assessment findings, and confirm priority capacity gaps identified.
Requirements:
- Advanced degree in finance, economics, public administration, environmental management, or related field.
- Minimum of 7 years of experience in financial management, procurement, and capacity development.
- Demonstrated experience working with protected area systems, government agencies, or international organizations.
- Demonstrated experience conducting institutional assessments and developing and training practical capacity-building tools.
- Familiarity with GCF, Adaptation Fund, and other climate finance mechanisms is an asset.
- Strong analytical skills for reviewing policies and procedures.
- Proven ability to develop practical tools and training materials.
- Experience facilitating workshops and stakeholder engagements.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
- Prior experience working in Belize or the Caribbean region is advantageous.




















