LGU Institutional Capacity and PFM Assessment Specialist (Individual Consultant)

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Introduction

Background and Description:

The EU-PH Partnership for Peace and Development in Mindanao (PPDM): Good Governance in BARMM (EU4BARMM) supports accountable governance, institutional effectiveness and access to justice in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Under Specific Output 1, UNDP supports strengthened public financial management practices and institutional capacities of the Bangsamoro Government and local government units to plan, budget, execute and oversee development priorities in a transparent, gender-responsive and climate-adaptive manner.

Sub-output 1.1 focuses on institutional strengthening for coordinated and inclusive planning, budgeting and expenditure tracking. Activity 1.1.1.1 calls for a joint assessment of capacity and coordination challenges affecting planning, budgeting, investment programming and expenditure tracking across BARMM ministries and LGUs. It is intended to inform subsequent reforms and capacity-development initiatives and to avoid duplication with existing government and development-partner support.

Objective of the Assignment:

The objective is to produce a joint institutional capacity and coordination diagnostic that identifies the institutional, organization, functional and coordination constraints affecting the performance of key PFM institutions in selected LGUs and provides prioritized recommendations to inform subsequent project activities.

Qualifications:

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