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    • Job Opportunities at Africare

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      By leadership project  // Monday, January 14, 2013

      “Africare’s work begins where

      the road ends.”

      Thank you for your interest in career opportunities with Africare, one of the oldest development organizations working on the Continent.

      Since 1970, Africare has been delivering humanitarian aid and economic assistance to Africa and working to improve the lives of millions of Africans, particularly in the areas of health, education, and agricultural development, with a specific emphasis on women and children.

      Africare has traveled to more than 36 countries across the continent of Africa, moving through every imaginable terrain to reach and to meet communities where the needs are the greatest.

      With over 1200 engaged employees, working in 23 countries, we are committed to working in partnership with African countries to build sustainable healthy and productive communities and be a leading voice on African development and policy issues.

      Africare’s core programs include: Health, HIV/AIDS, Agriculture and Food Security. We are constantly searching for the perfect mix of new college talent and seasoned professionals to join our staff of superior technical expertise, and support our mission to improve the quality of life in Africa.

      Africare is an equal opportunity employer and, in compliance with federal, state and/or city laws, does not discriminate in employment based on race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, marital status or disability. Minorities are encouraged to apply.

      For more information, please visit: http://www.africare.org/about-us/jobs/index.php 

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    • Fiscal Policy Expert at the African Center for Economic Transformation

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      By leadership project  // Monday, January 14, 2013

      ACET is an independent, dynamic and responsive organization. We offer our staff an exceptional opportunity to engage with policy makers at the highest levels in African countries and to shape ACET’s work program, while contributing to growing a young dynamic organization. ACET offers a competitive remuneration package.

      FISCAL POLICY EXPERT

      Reports to the Extractives Resources Services Director

      Role and Content of the Job

      The primary purpose of this job is to lead in assisting governments formulate fiscal policy and structure the administrative arms such that the assessment, collection, expenditure and investment of revenues from natural resources is optimized. This will include policy guidelines for the laws governing the taxation regime, public expenditure planning, and revenue management to ensure value-add in upstream and downstream aspects of the industry.  The role will also encompass managing relations with partners and the regulatory arm of governments responsible for these matters.

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