Infrastructure Credit Guarantee (InfraCredit) provides local currency guarantees to enhance the credit quality of debt instruments issued to finance creditworthy infrastructure assets in Nigeria that conform with its eligibility criteria.
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Job Summary
To ensure seamless project execution and effective implementation of the TCDD process, InfraCredit seeks to engage the services of an in-house Urban Planner to provide strategic planning, land use optimization, and spatial development expertise under the Green Resilient Housing Enhancement Facility (GRHEF). The Urban Planner will play a critical role in ensuring that housing projects are not only technically sound but also well-integrated within broader urban systems, compliant with planning frameworks, and aligned with climate-resilient and sustainable urban development principles. This role will provide technical support to clients (developers) in project preparation and investment-readiness activities under GRHEF, before interactions with TCDD consultants to ensure housing projects meet InfraCredit’s standards and increase the number of transactions reaching financial close. The Urban Planner will work closely with the transaction team, including Transactors, Transaction Legal, and Transaction E&S, to manage the technical and sustainability components of housing deals from origination through project readiness, consultant engagement, TCDD reviews (desktop and site), credit approval and ongoing project monitoring after financial close.
Scope of Work:
The Urban Planner’s responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
Urban Planning and Project Preparation
- Review and assess developers’ master plans, site layouts, and land use proposals for alignment with urban planning principles and project objectives.
- Evaluate land use efficiency, density optimization, infrastructure integration, and accessibility within proposed developments.
- Ensure compliance with local and regional urban planning regulations, zoning requirements, and development control standards.
- Integrate climate-resilient urban planning strategies such as flood risk management, green infrastructure, and sustainable mobility systems.
- Identify planning gaps and provide recommendations to improve spatial design, livability, and long-term sustainability of projects.
- Support developers in securing necessary planning approvals and permits.
Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) Coordination
- Review urban planning components of project submissions during TCDD processes.
- Assess site suitability, land use compliance, infrastructure availability, and environmental considerations.
- Validate planning documentation including master plans, zoning analyses, and infrastructure layouts.
- Provide urban planning insights to TCDD consultants to ensure consistency and quality of technical assessments.
- Participate in site visits to assess contextual and spatial factors affecting project viability.
Transaction Support and Financial Close
- Provide urban planning inputs into technical appraisals and investment memoranda.
- Evaluate planning risks, regulatory constraints, and infrastructure requirements that may impact project bankability.
- Support the transaction team (Transactors, Legal, E&S) in resolving planning-related issues identified during due diligence.
- Contribute to internal investment discussions by presenting planning assessments and recommendations.
Project Implementation and Monitoring
- Review implementation progress to ensure alignment with approved master plans and planning approvals.
- Assess and validate any proposed changes to land use, layouts, or infrastructure plans during project execution.
- Conduct periodic site inspections to monitor compliance with planning standards and sustainability objectives.
- Identify planning-related risks or deviations and recommend corrective actions.
Capacity Building and Knowledge Support
- Support development of urban planning guidelines, land use frameworks, and spatial standards for affordable housing.
- Contribute to knowledge-sharing initiatives on sustainable urban development and climate resilience.
- Document lessons learned to strengthen InfraCredit’s planning review and due diligence processes.
- Support development of e-learning modules focused on urban planning for green affordable housing projects.
Deliverables:
The Urban Planner shall be responsible for providing the following key deliverables:
- Urban Planning Review and Appraisal Reports
- Detailed assessments of master plan, land use proposals, and spatial layouts.
- Recommendations for improved planning efficiency, compliance, and sustainability.
- Validated Planning Documentation
- Verified Master Plans and Land Use frameworks aligned with regulatory and sustainability requirements.
- Planning coordination reports ensuring integration across disciplines.
- Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) Contributions
- Urban planning inputs within TCDD reports covering land use, infrastructure, and spatial viability.
- Responses to planning-related queries during due diligence processes.
- Transaction Support Documents
- Planning components of technical appraisals and investment memoranda
- Risk assessments relating to planning approvals, land use, and infrastructure
- Project Monitoring and Site Review Reports
- Site visit reports on planning compliance and implementation progress.
- Reports on planning deviations and recommended corrective measures.
- Design and Sustainability Tools
- Contributions to InfraCredit’s internal housing design templates, spatial standards, and climate-resilient design guidelines.
- Documentation of lessons learned and recommendations to improve InfraCredit’s planning processes.
Expected Outcomes/Results:
The workstream is expected to deliver the following outcomes:
- Improved spatial planning, livability, and sustainability of housing developments under InfraCredit’s Green Affordable Housing Funding Programme.
- Increased number of housing projects achieving planning readiness and reaching faster financial close.
- Strengthened integration of climate-resilient green building and urban development principles in housing project design and implementation.
- Improved coordination between housing projects and broader urban systems.
- Development of standardized planning tools, templates, and guidelines to improve consistency across projects.
Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Candidates for the role should meet the following requirements:
- Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning or related field.
- Professional certification and membership with a recognized body (e.g., Nigerian Institute of Town Planners (NITP), TOPREC) (mandatory).
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience in urban planning, land use planning, or housing development.
- Strong experience in master planning, development control, and regulatory compliance.
- Familiarity with sustainable urban development and climate resilience strategies.
- Experience participating in Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) processes.
- Knowledge of local planning laws, zoning regulations, and approval processes.
- Proficiency in planning and GIS tools (e.g., ArcGIS, QGIS) and project management software.
- Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills.
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Job Summary
To ensure seamless project execution and effective implementation of the TCDD process, InfraCredit seeks to engage the services of an in-house MEP Engineer to provide technical expertise in the design, assessment, and implementation of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for housing developments under GRHEF, before interactions with TCDD consultants to ensure housing projects meet InfraCredit’s standards and increase the number of transactions reaching financial close. The MEP Engineer will play a critical role in ensuring that building services systems are efficient, cost-effective, climate-resilient, and aligned with sustainability standards, while also supporting overall project bankability and investment readiness. The MEP Engineer will work closely with the transaction team, including Transactors, Transaction Legal, and Transaction E&S, to manage the technical and sustainability components of housing deals from origination through project readiness, consultant engagement, TCDD reviews (desktop and site), credit approval and ongoing project monitoring after financial close.
Scope of Work:
The MEP Engineer’s responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
Project Preparation and Systems Design Appraisal
- Review and assess developers’ MEP designs, drawings, and specifications for functionality, efficiency, compliance, and alignment with project objectives.
- Evaluate system design adequacy including power supply, energy distribution, water supply, wastewater systems, HVAC (where applicable), and fire protection systems.
- Ensure that MEP designs optimize energy efficiency, water conservation, and operational performance while maintaining cost-effectiveness and affordability.
- Integrate climate-resilient and sustainable building services solutions (e.g., renewable energy integration, efficient lighting systems, water-saving technologies).
- Identify gaps in MEP design and provide recommendations to improve system performance, reliability, and maintainability prior to appraisal or financial close.
- Collaborate with architects, structural engineers, and other consultants to ensure coordinated and buildable system designs.
Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) Coordination
- Participate in the TCDD process by reviewing MEP components of project submissions.
- Assess compliance with local building codes, engineering standards, and international best practices, including green building standards (e.g., IFC EDGE).
- Review and validate MEP drawings, load calculations, system layouts, and technical specifications for completeness and accuracy.
- Provide technical input to TCDD consultants to ensure consistency and quality in system design assessments.
- Participate in site visits to verify existing conditions and assess feasibility of proposed MEP systems.
Transaction Support and Financial Close
- Provide MEP inputs to technical appraisals, investment memoranda, and transaction documentation.
- Review and validate MEP-related cost estimates, equipment specifications, and system design assumptions.
- Identify and assess technical risks related to utilities, infrastructure, and system performance that may impact project bankability.
- Support the transaction team in resolving MEP-related issues identified during due diligence.
- Present key MEP findings and recommendations during internal investment review processes.
Project Implementation and Monitoring
- Review MEP system installation progress, design changes, and variation requests during construction.
- Conduct periodic site inspections to ensure compliance with approved designs, specifications, and quality standards.
- Monitor system performance, installation quality, and adherence to sustainability features.
- Identify and report deviations or risks related to MEP systems and recommend corrective actions.
- Contribute to commissioning reviews and post-construction assessments of building services systems.
Capacity Building and Knowledge Support
- Support the development of MEP design standards, system guidelines, and sustainability frameworks for affordable housing projects.
- Participate in knowledge-sharing sessions and internal training focused on building services engineering, energy efficiency, and water management.
- Provide technical guidance to developers to improve the quality and efficiency of MEP system designs and documentation.
- Contribute to the development of standardized templates and tools for MEP design review and assessment.
- Document lessons learned and technical insights to strengthen InfraCredit’s MEP review and monitoring processes.
- Support the development of e-learning modules focused on MEP systems for green and climate-resilient housing.
Deliverables:
The MEP Engineer shall be responsible for providing the following key deliverables:
- MEP Design Review and Appraisal Reports
- Detailed technical assessments of MEP systems, designs, and documentation.
- Recommendations for improving system efficiency, reliability, and compliance.
- Validated MEP Documentation
- Verified system designs, drawings, and specifications incorporating sustainability and resilience features.
- Coordination reports ensuring alignment across architectural, structural. and cost elements
- Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) Contributions
- MEP sections within TCDD reports covering system adequacy, efficiency, and compliance.
- Inputs into technical queries and clarifications raised during the due diligence process.
- Transaction Support Documents
- MEP components of technical appraisal reports and investment memoranda.
- Verified cost summaries and system specifications supporting financial close.
- Project Monitoring and Site Review Reports
- Site inspection reports documenting installation quality, compliance, and progress.
- Reports on system deviations and recommended corrective actions.
- MEP and Sustainability Tools
- Contributions to internal MEP guidelines, templates, and climate aligned system standards.
- Documentation of lessons learned and recommendations to enhance technical review and monitoring processes.
Expected Outcomes/Results:
The workstream is expected to deliver the following outcomes:
- Enhanced efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of building services systems in housing projects under InfraCredit’s Green Affordable Housing Funding Programme.
- Increased number of housing projects meeting InfraCredit’s technical due diligence and sustainability standards, achieving faster financial close.
- Strengthened integration of climate-resilient and green building principles in housing project design and implementation.
- Improved coordination between MEP systems and other technical disciplines, ensuring constructability and cost efficiency.
- Greater internal capacity within InfraCredit to review and assess MEP systems and sustainability features in housing projects.
- Development of standardized MEP tools and framework to improve consistency across projects.
Qualification and Education Requirements:
Candidates for the role should meet the following requirements:
- Bachelor’s and/ or Master’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Building Services Engineering.
- Professional certification and membership with a recognized body (e.g., NSE, COREN) (mandatory).
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience in MEP design, engineering, or construction supervision within the housing or real estate sector.
- Demonstrated experience in reviewing and appraising MEP systems for residential or mixed-use developments.
- Experience participating in Technical and Commercial Due Diligence (TCDD) processes.
- Strong knowledge of green building standards and sustainable design practices (e.g., IFC EDGE, LEED, or equivalent).
- Familiarity with local building codes, engineering standards, and approval processes.
- Proficiency in engineering design and analysis software (e.g., AutoCAD, Revit MEP).
- Strong analytical, reporting, and stakeholder engagement skills.
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Job Summary
To ensure seamless project execution and effective integration of environmental and social considerations within the project development and TCDD processes, InfraCredit seeks to engage the services of an in-house ESG Specialist. This role will provide environmental and social risk management, sustainability advisory, and compliance support to clients (developers) throughout project preparation and investment-readiness activities under GRHEF. The ESG Specialist will work closely with the transaction team, including Transactors, Transaction Legal, and Transaction E&S, to ensure that housing projects meet applicable environmental and social standards, including international frameworks (such as IFC Performance Standards and EDGE certification requirements), and enhance overall project bankability. The ESG Specialist will be responsible for supporting the identification, assessment, mitigation, and monitoring of environmental and social risks across the project lifecycle—from origination through project preparation, consultant engagement, TCDD reviews (desktop and site), credit approval, and ongoing monitoring post-financial close—thereby strengthening sustainability outcomes and increasing the number of transactions that successfully reach financial close. The ESG Specialist will also play a critical role in integrating ESG best practices into affordable housing development under the Facility, with particular emphasis on sustainable urban planning, energy-efficient building design, climate resilience, and inclusive community development. The role will support developers in embedding sustainability considerations into the planning, design, construction, and operational phases of housing projects, ensuring alignment with global green building frameworks such as IFC EDGE and the Building Resilience Index (BRI), while strengthening the climate mitigation and adaptation outcomes of GRHEF-supported development.
Scope of Work:
The ESG Specialist’s responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
Environmental & Social Risk Assessment and Compliance
- Identify, assess, and categorize environmental and social (E&S) risks associated with housing projects under GRHEF in line with applicable national regulations and international standards (e.g., IFC Performance Standards, EDGE certification requirements).
- Support the screening and scoping of projects to determine applicable E&S requirements and risk levels.
- Review Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (ESIAs), Environmental and Social Management Plans (ESMPs), and other relevant documentation for adequacy and compliance.
- Provide recommendations to address identified E&S risks, gaps, and non-compliance issues.
- Ensure alignment of projects with InfraCredit’s E&S policies and eligibility criteria.
- Support the integration and operationalization of an Environmental and Social Management System (ESMS) tailored to the needs of green and affordable housing developments under the GRHEF portfolio
ESG Integration in Project Preparation
- Provide advisory support to developers on integrating environmental and social considerations into project design and planning from early-stage development.
- Promote the adoption of climate-resilient and resource-efficient building practices, including energy, water, and material efficiency.
- Support developers in aligning projects with green building certification frameworks (such as IFC EDGE).
- Guide developers on land use, biodiversity considerations, climate risk adaptation, and social inclusion (including gender and vulnerable groups).
- Support the preparation and strengthening of ESG-related project documentation to enhance investment readiness.
- Integrate ESG best practices into affordable housing projects with emphasis on sustainable urban planning, energy-efficient building design, climate-resilient infrastructure, and inclusive community development.
- Identify ESG improvement opportunities across housing developments that strengthen project sustainability performance, enhance resilience, and improve long-term delivery outcomes.
- Support project teams and developers in aligning housing developments with internationally recognised green and resilient building standards including IFC EDGE and the Building Resilience Index (BRI).
- Provide guidance on climate mitigation and climate adaptation measures within housing developments, including passive design strategies, flood resilience, heat resilience, water efficiency, and low-carbon construction approaches.
Stakeholder Engagement & Social Safeguards
- Support developers in designing and implementing stakeholder engagement plans, including community consultations and disclosure processes.
- Ensure that projects incorporate appropriate grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs) for affected stakeholders.
- Assess and monitor social risks, including land acquisition, resettlement (if applicable), labor and working conditions, and community health and safety.
- Provide guidance on inclusive housing approaches and affordability considerations for target beneficiaries.
- Facilitate alignment with development partner requirements on stakeholder engagement and social safeguards.
Monitoring, Reporting & ESG Performance Management
- Develop and track ESG performance indicators across projects, including environmental compliance, social outcomes, and sustainability metrics.
- Support ESG due diligence processes during TCDD, including participation in desktop reviews and site visits.
- Monitor implementation of ESMPs and other mitigation measures throughout the project lifecycle.
- Prepare periodic ESG monitoring reports, dashboards, and updates for internal and external stakeholders.
- Flag emerging E&S risks and recommend corrective actions to ensure ongoing compliance and performance.
Additional Responsibilities
- Document lessons learned and best practices from ESG integration across housing projects.
Support the development of ESG guidelines, toolkits, and standard templates for GRHEF-supported projects.
- Co-create knowledge products and e-learning modules on sustainable and climate-resilient housing with the knowledge management team.
- Provide inputs into the design of innovative green and sustainable housing solutions under the Facility.
- Support preparation of ESG-related content for investor reporting, donor reporting, and communication materials.
- Ensure alignment with development partners’ ESG reporting requirements and frameworks.
Deliverables:
The ESG Specialist shall be responsible for providing the following key deliverables:
Environmental & Social Risk Assessment and Compliance Deliverables
- Project-Specific E&S Screening and Risk Categorization Reports, clearly defining risk levels and applicable standards for each project.
- Reviewed E&S Documentation (ESIAs, ESMPs, Audit Reports), with documented gap analyses and recommendations for compliance and improvement.
- E&S Compliance Checklists aligned with national regulations, InfraCredit requirements, and international standards (e.g., IFC Performance Standards, EDGE).
- E&S Risk Mitigation Action Plans, outlining corrective actions, timelines, and responsible parties for each identified risk.
ESG Integration in Project Preparation Deliverables
- ESG Integration Plans for each project, detailing how environmental and social considerations are embedded into design, planning, and implementation.
- Green Building and Climate-Resilient Design Advisory Notes, including recommendations on energy efficiency, water use, materials, and climate adaptation measures.
- EDGE (or equivalent) Pre-Assessment Reports, indicating readiness levels and required actions for certification.
- Enhanced ESG Documentation Packs, ensuring projects meet investment readiness and sustainability criteria.
Stakeholder Engagement & Social Safeguards Deliverables
- Stakeholder Engagement Plans (SEPs) for each project, including consultation strategies, timelines, and reporting mechanisms.
- Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) Frameworks established and operational for all applicable projects.
- Social Risk Assessment Reports covering land use, resettlement (if applicable), labor conditions, community health and safety, and inclusion considerations.
- Stakeholder Engagement Logs and Consultation Reports, documenting interactions, concerns raised, and resolutions.
Monitoring, Reporting & ESG Performance Management Deliverables
- Monthly ESG Monitoring Reports, detailing compliance status, implementation of ESMPs, key risks, and mitigation progress.
- ESG Performance Dashboards tracking key indicators (e.g., environmental compliance, social safeguards, sustainability metrics) across all projects.
- TCDD ESG Review Inputs, including site visit reports and technical notes contributing to overall due diligence assessments.
- Corrective Action Tracking Reports, highlighting outstanding issues, timelines, and resolution status.
- Quarterly ESG Portfolio Review Reports comparing performance across projects and identifying systemic risks and trends.
Strategic ESG Innovation & Value-Add Deliverables
- ESG Guidelines, Toolkits, and Standard Templates for use across GRHEF-supported projects.
- Knowledge Products and E-learning Modules on sustainable and climate-resilient housing (developed in collaboration with the knowledge management team).
- Innovative Green Housing Solutions Notes, including proposals for improved sustainability practices and scalable interventions.
- ESG Inputs for Investor and Donor Reporting, ensuring alignment with development partner frameworks and disclosure requirements.
- Impact Assessment Notes demonstrating how ESG integration has improved project sustainability, compliance, and bankability.
End-of-Year / Contract Completion Deliverables
- Annual ESG Performance Report, consolidating environmental and social outcomes across all supported projects.
- Lessons Learned and Best Practices Report, highlighting key insights and recommendations for scaling ESG integration within GRHEF.
- Updated ESG Risk and Compliance Database, covering all active and pipeline projects.
- ESG Capacity Assessment Report for Developers, outlining strengths, gaps, and recommendations for future technical support.
Expected Outcomes/Results:
The workstream is expected to deliver the following outcomes:
- Improved ESG Compliance and Risk Management: Strengthened identification, assessment, and mitigation of environmental and social risks across all projects, resulting in full alignment with applicable national regulations and international standards (e.g., IFC Performance Standards, EDGE).
- Enhanced Sustainability Integration in Project Design: Increased adoption of climate-resilient, resource-efficient, and environmentally sustainable design practices across housing developments.
- Improved Project Readiness and Bankability: Higher quality ESG documentation and compliance, leading to faster progression to financial close and improved investor confidence.
- Stronger Social Safeguards and Inclusion: Effective stakeholder engagement, functioning grievance redress mechanisms, and improved consideration of social risks, including land use, labor, and community impacts.
- Enhanced Monitoring and ESG Performance Tracking: Availability of regular ESG dashboards and reports enabling proactive risk management, timely corrective actions, and improved decision-making.
- Alignment with Development Partner and Investor Requirements: Consistent compliance with ESG reporting frameworks and standards required by development partners and institutional investors.
- Innovative Green and Sustainable Housing Solutions: Introduction and application of scalable sustainability solutions, including energy-efficient designs, climate adaptation measures, and green certification pathways.
- Stronger Project Viability and Long-Term Sustainability: Reduced environmental and social risks, improved operational sustainability, and enhanced long-term value of housing assets.
- Ecosystem Strengthening for Sustainable Housing: Increased awareness, capacity, and adoption of ESG principles among developers, contributing to a more resilient and sustainable housing sector.
- Documented Lessons Learned and Knowledge Products: Captured insights and best practices from ESG integration across projects, informing continuous improvement and future interventions.
- Strengthened Climate Resilience of Housing Developments: Improved integration of climate adaptation and mitigation measures within supported housing projects through application of climate-resilient design principles and tools such as IFC EDGE and the Building Resilience Index (BRI).
- Capacity Building and Knowledge Development: Development of ESG-focused e-learning modules, guidance materials, and tools to support developers and stakeholders in sustainable housing delivery.
Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Candidates for the role should meet the following requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, Environmental Engineering, Sustainability, Urban Planning, Geography, Civil Engineering, Social Sciences, or a related field.
- A master’s degree (MSc/MBA) in Environmental Management, Sustainability, Climate Change, Development Studies, or a related discipline is an added advantage.
- Relevant professional certifications (e.g., ESG, E&S risk management, ISO 14001, EDGE Expert, LEED, PMP) are desirable.
- 4–8+ years of relevant experience in environmental and social risk assessment, ESG advisory, sustainability consulting, or E&S due diligence—preferably within infrastructure, housing, or real estate projects.
- Demonstrated experience conducting or reviewing ESIAs, ESMPs, environmental audits, and stakeholder engagement processes.
- Strong knowledge of international ESG frameworks and standards (e.g., IFC Performance Standards, World Bank E&S Framework, EDGE certification) and applicable local environmental regulations.
- Experience integrating ESG considerations into project design, development, or investment processes, particularly for climate-resilient or green buildings.
- Proven ability to support ESG due diligence processes, including site assessments, risk identification, mitigation planning, and compliance monitoring.
- Experience working with developers, government agencies, development finance institutions (DFIs), or consulting firms on sustainability-focused projects is a strong advantage.
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Job Summary
To ensure robust financial analysis, sound investment decision-making, and effective execution of the TCDD process, InfraCredit seeks to engage the services of a Finance Manager to provide financial management and operational finance support for GHREF. This role will be responsible for overseeing the financial operations of GHREF, including budgeting, financial planning, accounting, financial reporting, fund administration, disbursement tracking, compliance, and financial controls. The Finance Manager will support effective financial governance and ensure that all GRHEF activities are implemented in accordance with approved budgets, donor requirements, internal policies, and applicable accounting standards. The Finance Manager will work closely with the transaction team, including Transactors, Transaction Legal, and Transaction E&S, and other stakeholders to support financial decision-making, monitor facility utilization, manage financial documentation, and ensure timely reporting on the performance and operations of the Facility. The Finance Manager will also contribute to strengthening financial systems, improving operational efficiency, and enhancing transparency and accountability across GRHEF activities.
Scope of Work:
The Finance Manager’s responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
Financial Management and Budget Administration
- Manage the day-to-day financial operations of GRHEF, including budgeting, accounting, cash flow monitoring, and expenditure tracking.
- Prepare and monitor annual budgets, workplan budgets, and financial forecasts for GRHEF activities.
- Track utilization of facility funds and ensure expenditures remain within approved budgets and funding allocations.
- Support processing and monitoring of payments, consultant fees, operational expenses, and disbursements related to GRHEF activities.
- Maintain accurate accounting records and financial documentation for all facility-related transactions.
B. Financial Reporting and Compliance
- Prepare periodic financial reports, management accounts, budget performance reports, and expenditure summaries for internal and external stakeholders.
- Ensure compliance with InfraCredit’s financial policies, donor requirements, and applicable accounting standards.
- Support financial audits and provide required documentation and reconciliations.
- Monitor financial controls and identify any financial risks, discrepancies, or compliance gaps.
- Ensure proper documentation and filing of all financial records and supporting documents.
C. Transaction and Operational Support
- Support the financial administration of project preparation activities and consultant engagements under GRHEF.
- Review invoices, payment requests, and supporting documentation for completeness and accuracy.
- Coordinate with transaction teams and consultants on financial processes and reporting requirements.
- Support tracking of project preparation expenditures and operational commitments across the facility.
- Provide financial inputs and analysis to support management decision-making and operational planning.
Fund Administration and Monitoring
- Support administration and monitoring of GRHEF funding allocations and utilization.
- Track commitments, approvals, and disbursements across various workstreams and activities.
- Prepare fund utilization reports and financial dashboards to support management oversight.
- Monitor operational and administrative costs to ensure cost efficiency and accountability.
Capacity Building and Knowledge Support
- Support development of financial management templates, reporting tools, and budget tracking frameworks for GRHEF operations.
- Participate in internal training and knowledge-sharing initiatives on financial management, budgeting, and compliance processes.
- Contribute to strengthening financial management systems, controls, and operational processes within GRHEF.
- Document lessons learned and recommendations to improve financial reporting, fund administration, and operational efficiency.
- Support digitization of financial workflows and improved financial record management systems.
Deliverables:
The Finance Manager shall be responsible for providing the following key deliverables:
Financial Reports and Management Accounts
- Monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports for GRHEF operations.
- Budget performance and variance analysis reports.
Budgets and Financial Plans
- Annual operating budgets and financial forecasts.
- Financial models and projections supporting project and transaction assessments.
Financial Management and Operational Support Documentation
- Budget monitoring reports, expenditure tracking reports, and financial performance analyses for GRHEF activities.
- Financial reconciliations, cash flow reports, and supporting documentation for operational and project-related financial management.
- Funding utilization and disbursement tracking reports to support effective programme implementation and accountability.
Compliance and Audit Documentation
- Accurate financial records and supporting schedules for audits and compliance reviews.
- Internal control and risk management reports.
Donor and Stakeholder Reports
- Financial utilization reports and grant accountability documentation.
- Periodic financial updates for development partners and stakeholders.
Financial Systems and Process Improvements
- Improved financial templates, reporting tools, and workflow systems.
- Recommendations to strengthen financial management and operational efficiency.
Expected Outcomes/Results:
The workstream is expected to deliver the following outcomes:
- Strengthened financial management and operational efficiency of GRHEF.
- Improved financial planning, budgeting, and reporting processes across the Facility.
- Enhanced financial due diligence and project assessment capabilities for housing transactions.
- Increased transparency, accountability, and compliance with donor and regulatory requirements.
- Improved internal controls and risk management systems.
- Strengthened institutional capacity for sustainable housing finance and transaction management.
Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Candidates for the role should meet the following requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field, or equivalent qualification in a relevant discipline.
- Professional qualification such as ACA, ACCA, CPA, CFA, or equivalent is mandatory.
- Master’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or related discipline is an added advantage.
- Minimum of 5–7 years of relevant experience in financial management, project finance, corporate finance, or investment analysis.
- Experience working with development finance institutions, infrastructure projects, housing finance, or donor-funded programmes is an advantage.
- Strong understanding of financial modelling, budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting.
- Familiarity with financial due diligence and transaction support processes.
- Strong knowledge of accounting standards, financial controls, compliance, and audit processes.
- Experience in Internal Control over Financial Reporting (ICFR) implementation and/or monitoring will be considered an added advantage.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, financial management systems, and accounting software (e.g. QuickBooks, Sage 50, ERP systems etc.).
- Excellent analytical, communication, stakeholder management, and report-writing skills.
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