Zanmi Lasante (ZL) is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization that works to strengthen the health structures of the Ministry of Public Health (MSPP) to ensure access to standardized diagnostic and therapeutic services for its target population in the Central Plateau and Lower Artibonite. For more than 30 years, ZL has worked alongside the MSPP in providing evidence-based care and training to health care personnel through the implementation of a hospital residency program after the devastating earthquake of January 12, 2010.

ZL is a sister organization of Partners in Health (PIH) based in Boston, Massachusetts. It is affiliated with other organizations and initiatives in Rwanda, Lesotho, Malawi, Peru, Mexico, Russia, Sierra Leone, Liberia and the Navajo Nation. ZL and PIH partner with leading hospitals and universities, particularly in the United States, to ensure access to highly specialized services and to help standardize training activities.

Zanmi Lasante is recruiting a Finance Grant Manager for the Program to “Strengthen Safety Nets for Vulnerable Populations – Component 2: Access to basic health and social support for residents of fragile areas. The overall purpose of the project, from January 2023 to December 2026, is to contribute to reducing food insecurity and to increase the medium- and long-term resilience among vulnerable populations in Haiti. This will be achieved by (specifically related to component 2): Improving access to basic health and other social services for vulnerable households living in fragile neighborhoods; through cash transfers and complementary services to beneficiaries in the Central Plateau and the lower-Artibonite departments, as well as other areas deemed feasible.

Reporting to the Zanmi Lasante Finance Director and based in Port-au-Prince, the Finance Grant Manager will be responsible for the financial management of three-year IADB funding grant amounting to multi-million dollars. This position will focus on financial effectiveness, donor accountability, and regulatory compliance.











Duties



• Prepare timely and accurate financial reports that are in compliance with all donor regulations.



• Monitor and strengthen grant management and compliance systems related to post-award activities including the review of procurement and human resource procedures, asset management, appropriate allocation of expenses, regular spending reviews with key stakeholders, risk identification, and development of corrective action plans when necessary.



• Provide site-based accountants the necessary training and knowledge on the strengthening of internal controls, accurate records maintenance, and important donor regulations.



• Coordinate with Boston-based PIH staff on program audits, quarterly drawdowns, and other regular grant related processes.



• Lead annual budget and budget narrative development processes, working closely with the programmatic team to understand program activities and implementation plan.



• Respond timely to all ad-hoc donor requests that are related to financial matters.

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2022-12-26