Program Background
The Partnership to Strengthen Village Development and Municipal Administration (PARTISIPA) is a 10-year Australian Government investment (2021-2031) that supports the Government of Timor-Leste to improve access and quality of basic infrastructure and services at the subnational (municipal, administrative post and suco / village) level. PARTISIPA works together with Government of Timor-Leste partners through government systems, and in-line with government policies and priorities.
The overall program goals are:
- To strengthen government institutions to deliver quality services that are accessible to all;
- To support the resilience of communities through broad-based participation, economic opportunity, and improved village infrastructure
Key Responsibilities
- Compare budget allocations against MAE programs related to decentralisation and local development and Municipal programs within the framework of delegated competencies
- Provide analysis on budget allocations per category, including recurrent budget, public transfer and capital expenditures, with a focus on sub-national roads and rural water
- Provide a detailed analysis of 2025 PNDS budget expenditure by municipal authorities
Required Qualifications
- University degree or equivalent experience in Public Financial Management, economic development, public administration, international development or relevant area
- Extensive experience in budget analysis
- Demonstrated understanding of the Timor-Leste State Budget and workings of the government from national to municipal level
- Ability to write high quality reports with in-depth analysis
- Fluently write and speak Tetum and English
- Ability to work independently and with cross cultural teams
How to Apply
- Submit a proposed timeline and budget for the work, including days of work and daily rate
- Cover letter and response to selection criteria
- CV highlighting relevant experience related to the role
- Example of report and budget analysis solely written by the applicant
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