National Consultant on Programme Financial Management and Reporting

Strengthens financial planning, monitoring and reporting for UN Women’s conflict-related sexual violence and governance portfolios in Ukraine. The consultant manages programme finances, partner compliance, risk controls and donor reporting while building implementing-partner capacity.

Department: Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Response Team and Governance and Leadership Programme

• Manage project budgets, revisions, closures and unused funds in Quantum
• Prepare financial monitoring, budget-tracking and expenditure-analysis reports
• Validate financial documents and process requisitions, receipts, payments and cost-recovery actions
• Coordinate financial planning and delivery against workplans, donor agreements and results frameworks
• Review implementing-partner reports and assure compliance with financial and donor requirements
• Identify financial and operational risks and monitor mitigation and audit follow-up
• Prepare programme proposals, donor reports, briefings and visibility data
• Train implementing partners on financial management, reporting and operational procedures

• Master’s degree in business, public administration, social sciences, mathematics, computer science or a related area, or a first university degree with two additional years of qualifying experience
• At least one year of progressively responsible programme or financial management experience with a master’s degree
• Experience in financial planning, budgeting, monitoring and reporting within complex programmes
• Experience overseeing implementing-partner finances and compliance with donor requirements
• Fluent written and spoken English
• Fluent written and spoken Ukrainian

• Home-based assignment
• Monthly payment follows submission and approval of narrative reports
• Consultant provides their own computer