Finance Assistant Subgrant
IUCN
Accounting & Finance
Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
Posted on Mar 19, 2026
Sub-Grant Financial Management:
1.Assist in Conducting sub-grantee pre-award assessments and follow up the recommendation point listed in the pre-award assessment and due diligence report.
2.Assist the Senior Specialist Subgrant in the preparation and review of sub-grant agreements.
3.Responsible for review of the projects sub-grantee financial reporting package, amounts, calculations and supporting documents, ensuring completeness, compliance with supporting documentation matrix and ensuring all transactions are eligible and well documented. After consultation with Team Lead Subgrant, provide detailed feedback and guidance to sub-grantee finance focal points to make corrections and/or provide additional written information as needed to close financial reports.
4.Responsible for tracking timely submission of implementing partners financial report and payment to ensure timely transfer of resources and avoid delays in implementation after reviewing the Implementing Partners request for payment and reconciling with general ledger.
5.Assist his/her supervisor with following up on the subgrantee’s compliance issues and audits and documents resolutions.
6.Responsible for maintaining Subgrant financial files in accordance with the Finance Manual and management Policy.
7.Responsible for recording Implementing Partner reviewed financial reports in accounting system NAVIGATOR, review Subaward reports and report to the Team Lead Subgrant for any update required on the Subaward cards.
8. Assist in sub-grant close-outs ensuring that all requirements of the sub-grant agreement have been met and that sub-grant funds have been properly settled.
9.Other duties as assigned by line manager or Regional Finance Manager.
Operational Finance:
1.Be familiar with the finance manual, procurement manual and any additional IUCN – ROWA policies.
2.Be knowledgeable and stay abreast of IUCN financial sub awards policies and procedures and Donor regulations.
3.Conduct himself/herself both professionally and personally in such a manner as to bring credit to IUCN and to not jeopardize its humanitarian mission.
1.Assist in Conducting sub-grantee pre-award assessments and follow up the recommendation point listed in the pre-award assessment and due diligence report.
2.Assist the Senior Specialist Subgrant in the preparation and review of sub-grant agreements.
3.Responsible for review of the projects sub-grantee financial reporting package, amounts, calculations and supporting documents, ensuring completeness, compliance with supporting documentation matrix and ensuring all transactions are eligible and well documented. After consultation with Team Lead Subgrant, provide detailed feedback and guidance to sub-grantee finance focal points to make corrections and/or provide additional written information as needed to close financial reports.
4.Responsible for tracking timely submission of implementing partners financial report and payment to ensure timely transfer of resources and avoid delays in implementation after reviewing the Implementing Partners request for payment and reconciling with general ledger.
5.Assist his/her supervisor with following up on the subgrantee’s compliance issues and audits and documents resolutions.
6.Responsible for maintaining Subgrant financial files in accordance with the Finance Manual and management Policy.
7.Responsible for recording Implementing Partner reviewed financial reports in accounting system NAVIGATOR, review Subaward reports and report to the Team Lead Subgrant for any update required on the Subaward cards.
8. Assist in sub-grant close-outs ensuring that all requirements of the sub-grant agreement have been met and that sub-grant funds have been properly settled.
9.Other duties as assigned by line manager or Regional Finance Manager.
Operational Finance:
1.Be familiar with the finance manual, procurement manual and any additional IUCN – ROWA policies.
2.Be knowledgeable and stay abreast of IUCN financial sub awards policies and procedures and Donor regulations.
3.Conduct himself/herself both professionally and personally in such a manner as to bring credit to IUCN and to not jeopardize its humanitarian mission.
