Australia’s Solomon Islands Governance Program
The Australian Aid Program, through the Solomon Islands Resource Facility, funds Australia’s ‘Solomon Islands Governance Program’, a four-year, $30 million initiative, running from 2017 to 2021. The Program’s goal is to strengthen the ability of government agencies to more effectively support economic growth and improve public service delivery.
The Governance Program supports all three strategic objectives of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s (DFAT) Aid Investment Plan for Solomon Islands by supporting stability, enabling economic growth and enhancing human development.
The Governance Program seeks to do this by building and sustaining capacity across the Solomon Islands’ public sector. The aim is to improve service delivery by removing barriers associated with weak governance in areas such as public financial management, human resource planning and systems administration.
There are three end of program outcomes:
The Governance Program has provided an impetus towards a stronger partnership between DFAT and the Solomon Islands Government (SIG), with increased mutual accountability and increased emphasis on demand-driven inputs. Inbuilt program flexibility allows for amending support when required and capturing opportunities as they arise
The role
The purpose of this role is to support the Solomon Islands Accountant-General with the development and management of technical accounting and financial management arrangements. This will involve assisting key counterparts to develop tools and methods for regular and accurate forecasting of cash-flow and timely reconciliations of all official bank accounts.
The role will assist counterparts to establish financial management frameworks and produce regular financial management reporting and annual external financial reporting as required by the Accountant-General
The adviser will also:
For further information, please copy paste this link to access the Terms of Reference detailing responsibilities and selection criteria: https://bit.ly/3eNMx9H
About you
You will be a motivated and proactive individual with the right combination of experience, talent, energy and a commitment to technical excellence. You will also have:
Remuneration
This position is classified under DFAT’s Aid Adviser Remuneration Framework (ARF) as Discipline C, Level 4 and will be offered at a level commensurate to the successful candidate’s experience relevant to the role.
To access the ARF rates, please copy and paste the following link: https://bit.ly/31VNVmY
Location and travel requirements
The position will be based in Honiara with regular provincial travel required.
Solomon Islands Resource Facility (SIRF)
The Solomon Islands Resource Facility (SIRF) is supported by the Australian Government and managed by Cardno. SIRF is an integrated facility that delivers both Technical Assistance (TA) and Deployee Support Services (DSS), in Solomon Islands.
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