\u00a0<\/a>– The leading multilateral institution in global economics development, is seeking applications for the position of an Accounting Assistant. This is a local position based in the Bank\u2019s office in Abuja, Nigeria<\/p>\nWorld Bank\u00a0 is currently recruiting to fill the below position of:
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\nJob Title: Governance Specialist<\/strong>
\nJob Code: 122690<\/p>\nLocation:<\/strong>\u00a0Abuja<\/p>\nJob Description<\/strong>
\nThe Global Partnership Facility (GPF), through a contribution by DFID in Nigeria, has made possible the establishment of a trust fund to support Improving Economic Governance in Nigeria. The trust fund provides support in six areas:<\/p>\n\n- Accountability and transparency of the financial reporting in the oil and gas sectors;<\/li>\n
- Improved governance of service delivery \u2013 mainly in primary education;<\/li>\n
- Improved PFM transparency, accountability, effectiveness and sustainability primarily at state level;<\/li>\n
- Increased engagement of citizens in the development process in the Niger Delta states of Edo, Rivers, Bayelsa and Delta;<\/li>\n
- Increased citizen voice and inclusion to strengthen voice and inclusion and social accountability; and<\/li>\n
- Provision of just-in-time governance advice, knowledge, dissemination, mainstreaming, and program management on the governance agenda in Bank operations.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Each of the six areas are managed by World Bank Task Team Leaders.<\/p>\n
The trust fund activities are in the main tied to ongoing and planned World Bank operations and associated government counterparts. The trust fund is set up to be implemented in two phases. The first phase running from October 2011 to February 2014 will serve to test areas of engagement, solidify counterpart engagement and achieve preliminary results. As second phase, envisioned the period from February 2014 to December 2017 will constitute the implementation phase.<\/p>\n
Through all components, the trust fund will support the implementation of a \u201cStrengthened Governance Approach\u201d in the World Bank in Nigeria. The concept note for the approach is attached to these terms of references. The World Bank is looking to recruit a one year term staff specialized in broad governance issues with a focus on political economy, open government and demand side issues, to facilitate the joint implementation of the approach\u00a0 and trust fund.<\/p>\n
Duties and Accountabilities<\/strong>
\nThe selected candidate will report to the AFTP3 Sector Manager in Washington and will work closely with the task team leaders and decentralized Cluster Leader (CL) based in Abuja.\u00a0 S\/he will be expected to carry out the following duties:<\/p>\n