Chemonics International invites qualified individuals to submit their resumes for the Chief Party position. This call for resumes is in anticipation of Sri Lanka Public Financial Management opportunity.
This activity will strengthen Sri Lankan public financial management capacity
- including, but not limited to, revenue generation and expenditure control, sub-national government, gender and inclusive development, digitalization, civil and foreign service training. The Chief of Party will oversee the implementation, management, and outcomes of the project. They will coordinate with USAID and foster productive relationships with counterparts and related donor program implementers.
The **Chief of Party**has the following responsibilities:
- Provide overall leadership, management, and general technical direction of the activity
- Lead the strategic planning of the project, including annual work plans, and provide overall vision and strategic planning for implementation
- Serve as the principal liaison to USAID and ensure effective coordination with relevant Government of Sri Lanka stakeholders, other donors/donor-funded projects, investors, and private and public sector stakeholders
- Ensure that results, quality standards, and schedules are met on time and within budget
- Coordinate closely with USAID and the Government of Sri Lanka developing, implementing, and reporting on the project
- Ensure that project results are accurately and transparently captured and communicated at all levels
- Coordinate and manage due diligence support, market research, and financial analyses for businesses
- Establish relationships and partnerships with and between institutions
- Ensure the integration of women, youth, and other underrepresented persons across programming
- Other duties as assigned
**Qualifications include**:
- Bachelor's degree in international development, economics, finance, trade, business administration, or a related field required
- Minimum ten (10) years of experience working in Public financial management, institutional capacity building, project management in Sri Lanka or South Asia.
- Minimum eight (8) years of supervisory experience
- Proven expertise in at least one of the following Public Financial Management, Revenue Generation, Expenditure Control, Economic policy reform, Fiscal Decentralization, Gender Equality and Social Inclusion, e-Government solutions, Civil and Foreign Service Capacity Strengthening or relevant sectors.
- Demonstrated experience developing and maintaining relationships and networks with the Public/private sector, business associations, and other actors in economic development
- Ability to cope with and function effectively in high stress and fluid environments
- Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and integrity within a diverse team
- Fluency in English required