Title: Accounts and Finance Officer
Company Name: Centre for Community Development Assistance (CCDA)
Vacancy: 1
Age: At most 45 years
Job Location: Brahmanbaria, Cumilla, Habiganj
Salary: Tk. 50000 (Monthly)
Experience:
The candidate should have a minimum of four (4) years of work experience in financial management within a reputable organization, preferably within development organizations in Bangladesh. (Only full-time work experience after graduation will be considered).
Relevant working experience with PKSF or any project funded by multi-lateral development partners would be preferred.
Good interpersonal skill.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills both in English and Bangla.
High pro-activeness and ability to work with a diverse team.
Good computer knowledge (MS Office suite, typing both English and Bangla).
Understanding of gender and diversity issues
Contexts:
The Centre for Community Development Assistance (CCDA) is going to implement a sub-project titled ‘Adopting technologies and practices for resilient green growth in Fisheries sub-sector’ as a part of the ‘Sustainable Microenterprise and Resilient Transformation (SMART)’ project. This sub-project aims to increase resource-efficient and resilient green growth of microenterprises (MEs) under the Pisciculture sub-sector. The project is jointly financed by the World Bank, Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF), and Centre for Community Development Assistance (CCDA). The sub-project will be implemented across Cumilla, Brahmanbaria, and Habigonj districts.
Sub-project Objectives:
To adopt resource-efficient, cleaner production, and good aquaculture practices.
To adopt climate-resilient technologies.
To promote circular economy.
To increase the technical knowledge and capacity of the MEs.
To improve market accessibility
Responsibilities:
The ‘Accounts and Finance Officer will work under the direct supervision of the Project Manager and will undertake the tasks and duties to assist implementation of the sub-project. The specific tasks are, but not limited to, as follows:
Maintaining Accounts
Maintain sub-project accounts by International Accounting Standard (IAS), on a ‘going concerned’ basis under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
Maintain separate books of account on an accrual basis under historical cost convention.
Prepare monthly/annual financial statements incorporating disclosure on income and expenditure, receipt and payment, and financial position of the sub-project along with other notes and relevant information.
Fund Management
Monitor the flow of funds from the PKSF to sub-project and sub-project to microenterprise to ensure that appropriate procedures are followed.
To ensure a smooth flow of funds from the sub-project to the Microenterprise level for sub-project implementation.
Ensure that adequate internal control and arrangement are in place for proper utilization, management, and accounting of funds.
Budget and Financial Reporting
Prepare yearly/half-yearly detailed sub-project budget in line with the procurement plan and other relevant work plans.
Prepare the budget for a new cost proposal, training, and other sub-project activities.
Ensure that shared cost amounts are budgeted for each proposal of the sub-project.
Prepare monthly financial report and half-yearly reimbursement bill for the sub-project.
Sub-project Monitoring
Ensure a strong monitoring system of the sub-project through frequent field visits.
Review external and internal audit reports along with management letter of the sub-projects.
Administration and Procurement
Ensure that the project procurement rules are complied with the sub-project procurement.
Prepare and regularly update the procurement plan(s).
Manage logistics and procurements.
Verifying current inventory levels and keeping records to prevent inventory gaps.
Overseeing the day-to-day administrative tasks.
Others Responsibilities
Maintain the sub-project bank account and prepare monthly bank Reconciliation Statements.
Maintain liaison and coordinate with SMART-PMU of PKSF regarding accounts and budget.
Support the internal audit section for internal audit and support external auditors with necessary information about the sub-project.
Any other tasks, duties, or specific tasks assigned by the Project Manager and management of the CCDA.
The monthly consolidated salary is BDT 50,000/-.
Other admissible benefits (Festival Bonus, Bangla Noboborsho allowance, Mobile allowance, etc.) as per the organization`s policy.
Salary and other admissible benefits (if any) are inclusive of all taxes as imposed by the government of Bangladesh.
Taxes will be deducted at sources as per government rules.