EBRD-UK Investment Climate and Governance Fund – Programme Coordinator and Results Manager

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TCRS 7577

Status Approved

Location

Business Sector

Economics

Notice Type

State

PSD Disclosed

08 Mar 2021

Project Description

The EBRD-UK Investment Climate and Governance Fund (‘the Fund’) was established in December 2015 and enables the EBRD to utilise financial support from the UK Government’s Good Governance Fund (GGF) to implement priority technical assistance projects to improve the investment climate and economic governance in the nine GGF recipient countries across the EEC and WB regions. Since 2017, a Programme Coordinator and Results Manager has been assigned to coordinate the development, implementation and reporting on EBRD technical assistance projects implemented with GGF funding.
This position is funded by the GGF under the EBRD-UK Investment Climate and Governance Fund and is a requirement of the cooperation. Since 2017, a Programme Coordinator and Results Manager (“the Consultant”) has been assigned to coordinate the development, implementation and reporting on EBRD technical assistance projects implemented with GGF funding (“the Assignment”). EBRD and GGF have agreed that this position needs to be maintained with GGF funding for as long as there are technical assistance projects implemented by EBRD on behalf of the GGF.

The Programme Coordinator and Results Manager is responsible for coordinating the implementation of and reporting against GBP 3 million portfolio of active GGF-funded projects. This involves liaising with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders (including EBRD Operation Leads, Heads of Resident Offices and staff in the Donor Co-Financing unit, as well as FCDO headquarters and UK Embassies) across nine countries across the Eastern Europe and Caucasus and Western Balkan regions.

The Programme Coordinator and Results Manager is also responsible for agreeing results indicators for GGF funded projects in line with both EBRD and GGF requirements and coordinating semi-annual project reporting for the GGF. As in the previous phase of the Assignment, a small travel budget will be allocated to the Project Coordination and Results Manager from Fund resources to support project pipeline development and effective coordination and communication between EBRD and GGF colleagues in the field.

This TC Project comprises a single assignment for the extension of the Programme Coordinator and Results Manager to coordinate the management of the Fund, including the results framework and reporting, in a manner that fulfils the UK Government’s requirements for the utilisation of resources under the GGF and the Fund. The consultant is based at the Bank’s Headquarters in London, within the Governance and Political Affairs team.

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TCRS 7577

Status Approved

Location

Business Sector

Economics

Notice Type

State

PSD Disclosed

08 Mar 2021

Project Description

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EBRD-UK Investment Climate and Governance Fund – Programme Coordinator and Results Manager

Project Description

Enquiries

Business opportunities

General enquiries

Project Description

General enquiries

Access to Information Policy (AIP)

Independent Project Accountability Mechanism (IPAM)