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Job #:	req26020
Organization:	IFC
Sector:	Agribusiness
Grade:	GF
Term Duration:	3 years 0 months
Recruitment Type:	Local Recruitment
Location:	Kigali,Rwanda or Dar es Salaam,Tanzania
Required Language(s):	English
Preferred Language(s):	French
Closing Date	2/16/2024 (MM/DD/YYYY) at 11:59pm UTC

Description

As a part of the World Bank Group, IFC is the biggest international development organization that concentrates on the private sector in developing nations. We operate in more than 100 nations, generating markets and opportunities in emerging nations with the use of our resources, knowledge, and clout. As economies struggle with the effects of global mounting crises, the IFC committed a record $43.7 billion to private businesses and financial institutions in developing nations in fiscal year 2023. This move highlights the capacity of the private sector to alleviate extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity. Go to www.ifc.org to find out more.

The goal of the IFC 3.0 strategy is to increase investment activity in developing markets, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected states (FCS) and low-income countries (LICs). This approach works “upstream” to develop and design possible investment projects as well as to construct, deepen, and grow markets in order to open up new chances for private investments in riskier areas and markets. A new strategy for business development, deal sourcing, and client support is needed to achieve these growth and impact goals at scale. This strategy focuses on the following: i) expanding the product offering to engage opportunities earlier in the project cycle; ii) increasing the focus on preparing clients in emerging markets and sectors for investment; iii) increasing the attention on value addition and risk management of portfolio investment clients.

IFC is looking for an Investment Officer to join the Manufacturing, Agribusiness, and Services department at the IFC Office in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, or Kigali, Rwanda, to lead this strategy. Supporting the IFC’s endeavors to facilitate investment opportunities, improve investment outcomes, and improve investment conditions in the Eastern Africa region’s agribusiness sector will be the responsibility of the Investment Officer.

To support IFC’s strategy and business objectives, the investment officer will collaborate closely with the institution’s country, regional, investment, upstream, and advisory teams.

Duties and Accountabilities:

The roles and responsibilities will include but not be limited to:

Assist in identifying and evaluating Upstream, Advisory, and Investment opportunities in light of national and industry strategies as well as the potential for new market creation.
Closely collaborate with the IFC Investment Services team in Eastern African nations to support the creation of feasibility studies, pilot projects, and/or early-stage project collaborations and co-developments that open up investment prospects in the agribusiness sector.
Support the creation and deployment of scalable platforms and solutions that can be duplicated in many African markets.
Recognize business models, trends, and technology; create creative solutions to satisfy customer and market demands.
Oversee client projects from start to finish by a) keeping a close eye on the project’s finances, b) hiring consultants efficiently, and c) supplying information for tracking and reporting to guarantee that results are met in line with the project’s approved business and M&E targets.
Prepare donor reports and project oversight, including M&E reports and the necessary backup data to substantiate the accomplishments and results stated.
Playing a crucial role in the Agribusiness Upstream & Advisory team and supporting Project Leads when needed by offering counsel, help with implementation, and support for managing project execution.

Selection Criteria

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A master’s degree in business, finance, economics, agribusiness, or a related discipline, or an equivalent professional certification.
Seven to eight years of relevant experience developing projects and/or programs, creating feasibility studies, and performing practical advisory and/or consulting work in developing economies.
Extensive background directly involved in investment transactions in investment banking, private equity, fund management, or comparable fields.
Excellent quantitative abilities; knowledge of the assessment and valuation of businesses; and a track record of creating and utilizing financial models.
Project and program management experience, including carrying out implementation strategies in accordance with predetermined company development benchmarks.
Capacity to interact with national and local governments, the private sector, and other stakeholders to promote innovative market and business development.
A track record of building strong client connections, handling difficult problems, and exhibiting tact in cross-cultural settings.
Exhibited capacity to meet deadlines while maintaining excellent administrative, project, and task management abilities.
A sincere dedication to the goals, strategies, and values of the World Bank Group and IFC, as well as to development.
Knowledge of the evolving business model and IFC’s strategic initiatives in light of IFC 3.0.
Excellent critical and analytical thinking abilities.
Excellent English communication abilities, both written and spoken.

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