Bread for the World (BftW)

In in almost 90 countries all across the globe we empower the poor and marginalised to improve their living conditions.

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Your main tasks:

Support the coordination of project planning, budgeting, implementation, technical monitoring and reporting with all implementing partners.
Consolidate reports from partners.
Develop reports for donors.
Contribute to other activities that support the projects’ goals and the organization’s mission.
Write project application based on partner’s inputs.
Enhance monitoring and evaluation systems, including IT supported data collection of partners.
Assess, finalize and submit project proposals, including detailed budgets presented by the partners to the approving BftW committees.
Assess, prepare and conduct all required reporting, including administrative and financial documents for:
Partners’ budget requests and fund transfers from the BftW Head Office.
Progress reports.
Audit reports.
Project closures.
Support the Regional Representative and the Project Coordinator in all diverse areas upon request.

Your profile

A university degree (a master’s degree is preferable) in Climate Change, Gender, Economics; Social, Political, and Environmental Science.
At least 5 years’ experience working with (I)NGOs in complex development programs funded by international donors .
Advanced knowledge in project cycle, particularly in qualitative project application in compliance with international donor requirements, qualitative reporting and knowledge of result-based monitoring and evaluation of international cooperation projects.
Excellent analytical skills and the ability to present critically complex subjects and concepts fluently, accurately, and logically, both orally and in writing.
Proven capacities in developing and managing project budgets, with a strong understanding of finance and audit reports.
Prior experience in bookkeeping or accounting is highly desirable.
Experience in administrative management in compliance with international donor requirements and knowledge of frameworks of multilateral and European, especially German development cooperation.
Outstanding command of written and oral formal English is essential, proficiency in German language and/or other ASEAN languages would be an advantage.
Proven experience in the region, especially in ASEAN countries, would be an advantage.
Strong interpersonal skills, including adaptability to dynamic working environments, sound advisory and communication abilities, intercultural sensitivity, time and stress management, teamwork, and resilience.
Good working knowledge in ITC technologies and computer applications (e.g., MS Office)

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Bread for the World (BftW)

In in almost 90 countries all across the globe we empower the poor and marginalised to improve their living conditions.

Website
Unknown
Between 50 and 250 employees
Others

Bread for the World (BftW) did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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