Overview
The role supports the implementation of the IMF’s regional capacity development program in public financial management in SEETAC member countries. The advisor will deliver capacity development to advance reforms to strengthen public finances.
Key Responsibilities
- Establish and maintain strong relationships with ministries of finance in SEETAC member countries to assess CD needs and ensure effective delivery of support.
- Develop, manage, and implement country-specific and regional CD work programs aligned with SEETAC priorities and country reform agendas.
- Lead the design and delivery of technical assistance on core areas of public financial management, including: Medium-term budget frameworks, Public investment management, Fiscal risk management, Fiscal rules, and Cash management.
- Provide direct CD support to member countries, while also supporting and contributing to FAD-led initiatives and analytical work programs in the region.
- Organize and deliver regional training activities, including workshops and seminars.
- Manage, guide, and provide technical and logistical support to short-term experts.
- Coordinate CD activities with IMF departments, donors, and other development partners.
- Monitor implementation and assess the impact of CD activities, including through documentation and reporting in IMF systems.
- Prepare regular progress reports and contribute to reporting for SEETAC management and the Steering Committee, as well as to outreach and knowledge dissemination activities.
Required Experience
At least 10 years of relevant professional experience within a ministry of finance or similar institution, with demonstrated expertise in at least two of the expected CD areas: medium-term budget frameworks, public investment management, fiscal risk management, fiscal rules, and cash management. Experience in delivering or managing capacity development in an international context would be an advantage. Experience working with international organizations and familiarity with fiscal reforms in SEETAC member countries would be an asset.
Qualifications
An advanced university degree in economics, public finance, tax law, or a related field.
