adherence with ACTED’s pseah policy:
The Sr. Finance officer has the responsibility to adhere to the PSEAH Policy (Protection against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment). The Sr. Finance officer has the obligation to complete all mandatory training related to the Code of Conduct and the PSEA policy and report any safeguarding concerns such as breaches of organizational policies or codes of conduct according to ACTED’s procedures. The Sr. Finance officer carries out work duties in a way that does not harm children, vulnerable adults, or other staff or volunteers.
adherence with ACTED’s greening policy:
ACTED’s greening strategy aims to tackle environmental degradation and climate change while meeting the needs of the most vulnerable who are often those most affected by the deepening environmental crisis. Each ACTED employee will adhere to these principles through key green programming responsibilities:
FUNCTIONS
Budget Control:
• Responsible for project accountancy and accuracy.
• Ensures all financial and accountancy procedures are implemented and respected at the area level.
• Review (North Jordan) and update (Amman) the Budget Follow-Up (BFU) every month, highlighting any potential over or underspend, raising alarms and making relevant recommendations with programs and area coordination to ensure accurate forecast and spending.
Updating the Bill of Quantities (BoQ) with programs and area coordination, to ensure that it reflects the BFU and that there is coherence between both the financial and program status.
Cost Control:
• Ensure that all resources of her area are allocated to the correct project.
• Monitors the running cost of this area and highlights any unusual expenditure.
• Ensure that all resources are allocated and used as per donor requirements. This includes ensuring non allocated resources are not used on any project, unless written approval is given by the CFM.
• Responsible for updating the Time sheet for staff and support costs monthly, making a forecast with programs and country finance manager, to ensure that there will be no overspend.
• Oversee weekly and monthly update of the contract follow up (CFU) and debt follow up (DFU- monthly only).
Oversee communication on the CFU with logistics to have the most accurate information.
Internal Control:
• Ensures adherence to all Finance procedures and support successful FLAT management at the capital level
• Accountable for the accuracy of procurement documentation.
• Ensure that all resources at capital level are allocated on the correct project within the relevant timeframe.
• Check the coherence of the cashbook, saga and cash balance before closing the accountancy for each week and the end of each month.
• Ensuring that all documentation (programmatic, procurement or otherwise) is as per policy and in accordance with external donor regulations, before preparing any financial payments.
• Is accountable for the monthly bank and cash reconciliations.
• Is responsible for ensuring that accurate documentation is prepared before making any payments, this includes checking the contract documents before signing the contracts and/ or paying any invoices.
Staff management
• In consultation with coordination and HR, interview and select staff with appropriate skills for the department activities, as per the base recruitment guidelines.
• Manage/Oversee department staff according to the established policies and practices of the organization.
• Ensure that all department personnel receive an appropriate orientation to the organization in conjunction with HR.
• Develop the knowledge of the finance team both technically and by facilitating a reflective learning environment.
Maintain open dialogue with all team members and will treat all staff in a respectful way.
Others:
• Other tasks as requested by line manager.
• In case of absence of the CFM, attend the coordination meeting, flat meeting, and other meetings.
• Make budgets for new project proposals.
• Management of the reporting deadline.
• Ensure financial reporting in accordance with donor and ACTED rules.
ACTED is an international non-governmental organization created in 1993 which responds to the humanitarian needs of populations in crisis situations respecting their dignity, while promoting and implementing opportunities for sustainable development by investing in human potential. Independent, private and non-profit-making, ACTED works in accordance with strict political and religious impartiality, the principles of non-discrimination and transparency, and the values of responsibility, impact, entrepreneurship and inspiration. ACTED adopts a zero tolerance approach towards sexual exploitation and abuse. ACTED is committed to the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse both within the organization and within the framework of ACTED programmes and ACTED beneficiary populations. ACTED JORDAN: Since 2005, ACTED has become a key actor in Jordan promoting the humanitarian-development nexus. In 2020, ACTED implemented more than 15 projects reaching over 80,000 beneficiaries, with five offices across the country, and implementing in 9 governorates. ACTED supports host and refugee communities across 3 programmatic pillars: WASH & Sustainable Resource Management, Civil society Engagement, and Livelihoods & Economic Development.