Finance Coordinator South Sudan
Norwegian Refugee Council
- Location:
- Juba, South Sudan
- Grade:
- 7
- Category:
- Professional Staff
Posted Jun 22, 2026Apply by Jul 9, 2026 (7d left)
See your match score & applyThe Finance Coordinator South Sudan is responsible for implementing strategic and operational financial management ensuring the functioning of consortium partners' finance, human resources, logistics/procurement administration and ICT run efficiently across all programme implementation teams and support departments with quality and compliance with donor and consortium guidelines and procedures in service delivery.
Responsibilities
- Support implementation of NRC’s systems and procedures, including NRC Consortium Guide, donor and South Sudan requirements across the implementing agencies.
- Ensure an effective periodical review of records of implementing agencies for adherence to grant terms and conditions.
- Consolidate financial reports, fund requests and budget of member agencies in a timely and up to a high standard as the grant calendar dictates.
- Ensure the maintenance of high standard filing of Consortium records for all financial and accounting deliverables to ensure ease of access during internal/external audit.
- Play active role in organizing consortium staff coordination meetings and trainings.
- Support NRC and Consortium staff in financial compliance matters.
- Monitor budget utilization of the consortium members pertaining to the relevant grant and take appropriate action on any significant variances.
- Manage Consortium Compliance System including monitoring compliance during planning, implementation and close-out stages of the grant.
- Manage financial aspects of NRC’s role as Lead Agency in the consortium delivering multi-year, multi-partner programmes.
- Ensure financial, logistics and HR management systems & records from all implementing agencies are adequate to protect consortium assets and interests.
- Undertake regular compliance visits and recommend improvements.
- Participate in review, monitoring and capacity building of partners.
- Review and monitor budget of consortium members to support financial stability and value for money.
- Check maintenance of good filing system for all financial deliverables.
- Ensure adequate back-up systems to protect data integrity.
- Organise finance meetings and workshops for consortium members.
- Undertake financial training for finance and non-finance managers.
- Contribute to development and review of risk register on financial, logistics and HR points.
- Maintain effective internal controls to minimize risk of fraud or misappropriation.
- Ensure timely and accurate compilation of financial records and accounts.
- Standardize sub-grant related processes and procedures.
- Ensure donor procurement rules are followed and reviewed.
- Support consortium members in compliance with sub-grant agreements.
- Conduct visits to member agencies’ offices for review and recommendations.
- Organise external and donor audits and facilitate audits with Consortium members.
- Keep track of lessons learnt and share with consortium members.
- Convene and chair technical working groups for support systems and finance.
- Review and consolidate financial reports, fund requests and budgets.
- Monitor budget utilization and take action on variances.
- Manage budget and accounting records for NRC component of the project.
- Provide financial analysis to maximize funds and value for money.
- Monitor fixed assets register and ensure proper reporting and disposal.
- Support lead agency’s finance team in month end closure routines.
- Assist in coordination and management of audit procedures.
- Undertake verification of budget and disbursement requests for NRC component.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting/Business or Finance.
- Professional accounting qualifications such as ACCA, CIMA, CPA or CA would be an asset.
- Experience of working on projects funded by major international donors such as EU, USAID, DFID and the UN.
- At least 2 years of post-qualification experience in a finance/accounting role, in the International NGO sector.
- Auditing experience with NGOs would be an advantage.
- Computer literacy, particularly in Microsoft Office programmes such as Word and Excel as well accounting packages & other database competencies.
- Proven experience of conducting training for finance and non-finance managers.
- Must be able to prioritize and have excellent time management, multitasking, documentation and reporting skills.
- Good problem-solving skills, diplomatic and self-directed.
- Proven communication, interpersonal, representation, negotiation and leadership skills.
- Good command of English.
- Previous experience of working in or managing finance in a consortium model of working.
- Experience in project start up and close out.
- Experience in Audit and/or financial assessment.
- Knowledge of South Sudan context.
- Ability to collaborate with local authorities where support function is required (e.g Assets disposal).
- Solid knowledge of Finance, HR, ICT and Logistics routines in a humanitarian context.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Ability to process large amounts of liquid data.
Skills
- Accounting
- Financial Reporting
- Budget Management
- Donor Fund Management
- Audit and Financial Assessment
- Training Delivery
- MS Excel
- MS Word
- Accounting Software
- Project Financial Management
- Consortium Finance Management
- Time Management
- Documentation and Reporting
- Stakeholder Negotiation
- Leadership
- Human Resources Finance
- Logistics Finance
- ICT Finance
- Data Processing
- International NGO Finance
Languages
English