Donor-funded project finance
Financial management for the teams who run projects financed by international partners, from budget to audit.
Projects financed by international partners live under two sets of rules: the country’s own and the financing agreement’s. These programs are for project coordination units, finance officers and the ministries that host them. They follow the money through the life of a project, from the first budget to the closing audit, and focus on the documents and habits that keep funds flowing and questions short.
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Financial management of donor-funded projects
Set up and run the financial side of a donor-funded project: budget, accounts, controls, reporting and audit.
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Disbursements and expenditure justification
Keep funds flowing to the project with well-prepared withdrawal requests and expenditure that is easy to justify.
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Project budgeting and financial monitoring
Build a project budget that reflects the work plan, and follow spending closely enough to act before overruns.
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Preparing for a project audit
Approach the annual audit calmly: know what auditors will ask for, keep the evidence ready and turn findings into improvements.
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Financial reporting for projects
Produce interim and annual financial reports that are accurate, consistent with the accounts and useful to the people who read them.
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