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The Country Director for CIPE in Kenya will manage all operations, supervision of staff, and liaise with donors to implement programs supporting democracy through private enterprise. Responsibilities include strategic development, financial management, compliance, and fostering external relationships to secure funding and enhance CIPE's presence in Kenya.

The Program Associate supports CIPE's projects in Jordan and the Levant, overseeing contract fulfillment and assisting with program implementation, including monitoring and evaluation processes, report preparation, and partnership development, while also managing communications and administrative tasks.

The Program Associate at CIPE provides programmatic, administrative, and research support for various project portfolios in PNG, focusing on women's economic empowerment and business advocacy. Responsibilities include managing project reports, coordinating events, monitoring budgets, assisting with communications, and conducting research.

The Operations Associate will support the daily operations of the Women’s Business Resource Centre (WBRC) in Papua New Guinea by providing administrative support, coordinating activities, managing human resources processes, and improving operations efficiency. They will ensure a well-functioning space for women entrepreneurs and assist in various operational tasks as needed.

The Associate Program Officer will coordinate the preparation, review, and submission of proposals and reports, assist with project tracking, ensure timely communication of deadlines, document project meetings, maintain records, and support training sessions. They will also interact with CIPE staff to enhance organizational knowledge and uphold adherence to policies.

The Program Associate will provide administrative support to the CIPE team working on programs in Latin America and the Caribbean. Responsibilities include coordinating project management deliverables, ensuring compliance with reporting requirements, monitoring contractors' performance, facilitating staff meetings, supporting recruitment, tracking financial documents, and arranging logistics for domestic and international travel.

The Finance Specialist will manage accounting processes and financial services for CIPE’s programs in Armenia, ensuring compliance with local regulations, processing payroll and expenses, and preparing financial reports. They will oversee funds management, assist project staff, and ensure adherence to CIPE policies.

The Grants and Finance Manager will oversee accounting and financial management for CIPE programs in Central Asia, ensure compliance with regulations, manage project budgets, and coordinate audits. Responsibilities include staff payroll, managing office funds, and providing financial forecasts and reports.

The Program Manager will develop and implement CIPE’s strategies for democratic governance and economic reform in Nigeria, managing grants and projects to support local business organizations and promoting market-oriented institutional reforms. Additionally, the role involves stakeholder collaboration, political and economic analysis, monitoring project progress, and forging relationships with donor organizations.

The Senior Finance Manager oversees the annual administrative budget process, manages indirect cost budgeting and analysis, tracks NICRA rates, and reconciles expense accounts. Collaborating with other departments, this role involves producing financial reports, negotiating costs, and assisting with audits and financial policy updates.