Geneve Int
Sector Lead Specialist - Sub-Sovereign Finance Program (SFP)
Geneve Int, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Location
Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Sector
Nonprofit/Community/Social Services/International Cooperation
Role
Sector Lead Specialist – Sub‑Sovereign Finance Program (SFP) Coordinator
About this position
We are looking for an energetic, collaborative, and knowledgeable Sector Lead Specialist – SFP Coordinator to assist IDB in implementing its new Sub‑Sovereign Finance Program. The Coordinator will be a senior staff with extensive experience in public sector development and management (preferably at sub‑national level) and in the preparation and implementation of non‑sovereign financing operations.
What you’ll do Policy Advice and Coordination
Advise and guide project teams on all aspects relating to the application of SFP policy, operating guidelines, templates and processes.
Provide advice, upon request, to project preparatory and portfolio supervision committees on applying SFP policy, guidelines, templates and processes.
Coordinate across IDB any responses to SFP policy and strategy queries raised by senior management and/or the Board.
Lead coordination across vice‑presidencies to update operational documents and resolve new issues not covered by existing guidance.
After year five, and based on OVE’s evaluation, draft a Board report proposing next steps for program continuity.
Strategy and Programming
Review with PTs all operations proposed for SFP financing, ensuring from an early stage that they can meet SFP eligibility criteria.
Coordinate and consolidate SFP annual programs, reviewing project briefs and making suggestions for improvement where relevant.
Prepare an SFP business development strategy, outlining niche areas, new product opportunities, and ways to enhance IDB’s sub‑sovereign finance.
Operational Advice and Oversight
Support PTs in designing and processing SFP operations, ensuring due process and alignment to sub‑sovereign needs, including risk, structuring, legal and integrity aspects.
Assist PTs in monitoring projects under implementation, including procurement and disbursement activities, regular reporting, and management of client relationships.
Monitor the performance of the SFP portfolio, proposing actions to PTs that might lead to operational and financial improvements or reduced risks.
In close coordination with FIN, PTs and FMP, monitor the repayment of SFP financing, devising corrective strategies in instances of default.
Act as a client focal point for Radar and Watchlist projects.
Assist the OPC in reviewing the SFP portfolio, preparing background documentation relevant to the agenda of the meeting and OPC Terms of Reference for SFP Portfolio Monitoring.
Provide advice to PTs on matters pertaining to a request for project changes, including credit risk or financial implications.
Reporting
Review all draft SFP Project Monitoring Reports and associated documentation to ensure high quality standards.
Design an SFP results monitoring system that consolidates screening and reporting on compliance with SFP objectives, indicators, and results.
Draft annual progress reports to present to OPC, including performance, lessons learned, and other required elements.
Prepare a mid‑term report summarizing progress, products, results achieved, and lessons derived from SFP operations to be submitted to the Board.
Assist OVE in the preparation of the independent evaluation report after the fifth year of SFP pilot implementation.
What you’ll need
Education:
Master’s degree in economics, finance, engineering, or related fields.
Experience:
At least 6 years of relevant professional experience, preferably 10 years, in the financial industry in an international environment, with a clear track record in public sector and non‑sovereign operations. Strong quantitative and numerical skills required.
Languages:
Proficient in English and Spanish (spoken and written). Working knowledge of French and Portuguese is useful.
Requirements
Citizenship: You must be a citizen of one of IDB’s 48 member countries.
Consanguinity: You have no family members (up to the fourth degree of consanguinity and second degree of affinity, including spouse) working at IDB, IDB Invest, or IDB Lab.
Type of contract and duration
International staff contract – 36 months initially, renewable upon mutual agreement.
What we offer
Competitive compensation package , including an annual base salary expressed on a net‑of‑tax basis.
Leaves and vacations: 24 paid days + 8 personal days + sick leave + gender‑neutral parental leave.
Health insurance covering medical, dental, vision, preventive care, and prescription drugs for employees and eligible dependents.
Pension plan – defined benefit pension plan providing financial security and support for future planning.
Assistance with relocation and visa applications for you and your dependent family.
Hybrid and flexible work schedules.
Health and well‑being: Access to a Health Services Center for preventive care and health education.
Development support: Mentoring, 1:1 professional counseling, training and learning opportunities, language classes, mobility options, among others.
Other perks: Lactation room, daycare center, gym, bike racks, parking, spouse career program, and more.
Our culture At IDB, we work so everyone brings their best and authentic selves to work while finding their purpose. We strive for excellence and celebrate the impact of employees’ contributions. We welcome individuals from underrepresented groups and ensure reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities.
Important Application Information Please submit your application only via the official website of the hiring organization or by using the “Apply” button on CinfoPoste, which will redirect you to the organization’s application site. Applications submitted through other job portals will not be forwarded to or considered by the organization.
If you require an accommodation to complete this application, please email us at
accommodations@iadb.org .
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Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Sector
Nonprofit/Community/Social Services/International Cooperation
Role
Sector Lead Specialist – Sub‑Sovereign Finance Program (SFP) Coordinator
About this position
We are looking for an energetic, collaborative, and knowledgeable Sector Lead Specialist – SFP Coordinator to assist IDB in implementing its new Sub‑Sovereign Finance Program. The Coordinator will be a senior staff with extensive experience in public sector development and management (preferably at sub‑national level) and in the preparation and implementation of non‑sovereign financing operations.
What you’ll do Policy Advice and Coordination
Advise and guide project teams on all aspects relating to the application of SFP policy, operating guidelines, templates and processes.
Provide advice, upon request, to project preparatory and portfolio supervision committees on applying SFP policy, guidelines, templates and processes.
Coordinate across IDB any responses to SFP policy and strategy queries raised by senior management and/or the Board.
Lead coordination across vice‑presidencies to update operational documents and resolve new issues not covered by existing guidance.
After year five, and based on OVE’s evaluation, draft a Board report proposing next steps for program continuity.
Strategy and Programming
Review with PTs all operations proposed for SFP financing, ensuring from an early stage that they can meet SFP eligibility criteria.
Coordinate and consolidate SFP annual programs, reviewing project briefs and making suggestions for improvement where relevant.
Prepare an SFP business development strategy, outlining niche areas, new product opportunities, and ways to enhance IDB’s sub‑sovereign finance.
Operational Advice and Oversight
Support PTs in designing and processing SFP operations, ensuring due process and alignment to sub‑sovereign needs, including risk, structuring, legal and integrity aspects.
Assist PTs in monitoring projects under implementation, including procurement and disbursement activities, regular reporting, and management of client relationships.
Monitor the performance of the SFP portfolio, proposing actions to PTs that might lead to operational and financial improvements or reduced risks.
In close coordination with FIN, PTs and FMP, monitor the repayment of SFP financing, devising corrective strategies in instances of default.
Act as a client focal point for Radar and Watchlist projects.
Assist the OPC in reviewing the SFP portfolio, preparing background documentation relevant to the agenda of the meeting and OPC Terms of Reference for SFP Portfolio Monitoring.
Provide advice to PTs on matters pertaining to a request for project changes, including credit risk or financial implications.
Reporting
Review all draft SFP Project Monitoring Reports and associated documentation to ensure high quality standards.
Design an SFP results monitoring system that consolidates screening and reporting on compliance with SFP objectives, indicators, and results.
Draft annual progress reports to present to OPC, including performance, lessons learned, and other required elements.
Prepare a mid‑term report summarizing progress, products, results achieved, and lessons derived from SFP operations to be submitted to the Board.
Assist OVE in the preparation of the independent evaluation report after the fifth year of SFP pilot implementation.
What you’ll need
Education:
Master’s degree in economics, finance, engineering, or related fields.
Experience:
At least 6 years of relevant professional experience, preferably 10 years, in the financial industry in an international environment, with a clear track record in public sector and non‑sovereign operations. Strong quantitative and numerical skills required.
Languages:
Proficient in English and Spanish (spoken and written). Working knowledge of French and Portuguese is useful.
Requirements
Citizenship: You must be a citizen of one of IDB’s 48 member countries.
Consanguinity: You have no family members (up to the fourth degree of consanguinity and second degree of affinity, including spouse) working at IDB, IDB Invest, or IDB Lab.
Type of contract and duration
International staff contract – 36 months initially, renewable upon mutual agreement.
What we offer
Competitive compensation package , including an annual base salary expressed on a net‑of‑tax basis.
Leaves and vacations: 24 paid days + 8 personal days + sick leave + gender‑neutral parental leave.
Health insurance covering medical, dental, vision, preventive care, and prescription drugs for employees and eligible dependents.
Pension plan – defined benefit pension plan providing financial security and support for future planning.
Assistance with relocation and visa applications for you and your dependent family.
Hybrid and flexible work schedules.
Health and well‑being: Access to a Health Services Center for preventive care and health education.
Development support: Mentoring, 1:1 professional counseling, training and learning opportunities, language classes, mobility options, among others.
Other perks: Lactation room, daycare center, gym, bike racks, parking, spouse career program, and more.
Our culture At IDB, we work so everyone brings their best and authentic selves to work while finding their purpose. We strive for excellence and celebrate the impact of employees’ contributions. We welcome individuals from underrepresented groups and ensure reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities.
Important Application Information Please submit your application only via the official website of the hiring organization or by using the “Apply” button on CinfoPoste, which will redirect you to the organization’s application site. Applications submitted through other job portals will not be forwarded to or considered by the organization.
If you require an accommodation to complete this application, please email us at
accommodations@iadb.org .
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