NLInternational Lead Consultant, Public Finance Reform
UN Economic Commission for AfricaRemote
Global health and wellbeingDevelopment finance and aid policyPolicyResearch
Why this is on the board
A government budget is many times larger than any aid programme: you help decide the order in which Botswana reforms how it is managed, and so how well that money reaches healthcare and education. Whether it succeeds depends on political will, but a plan the government itself endorses has a much better chance.
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About the role
Design a prioritised public financial management reform roadmap for Botswana, grounded in stakeholder analysis and institutional readiness assessment. - Analyse PFM weaknesses through literature review and country diagnostics; develop sequencing criteria covering institutional readiness, fiscal impact, and implementation feasibility. - Map stakeholders and institutions; design engagement tools and questionnaires to secure buy-in for proposed reform priorities and sequencing. - Assess institut…
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