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For every child, we need a champion
Contexte
Le Bénin est arrivé au terme de la subvention sur le Renforcement du système de santé (RSS2) de l’Alliance mondiale pour les vaccins et la vaccination (Gavi) qui, après deux extensions sans coûts, présente un retard dans la mise en oeuvre des activités et dans la consommation des ressources. L’Agence Nationale des Soins de Santé Primaires (ANSSP) qui met en oeuvre le Programme élargi de vaccination (PEV) à travers la Direction de la Vaccination et de la Logistique (DVL) a poursuivi en 2021 et en 2022, la mise en oeuvre des exigences en matière de gestion fiduciaire de Gavi (GMR) en vue de leur satisfaction totale et l’amélioration de processus de gestion fiduciaire. Il convient de signaler que le pays est également au terme de la gestion de ses subventions Gavi par le biais de l’Unicef tel que recommandé par les exigences de gestion des fonds Gavi (GMR). La reprise en main la gestion des subventions Gavi est en cours. Cela nécessite la mise en place d’un dispositif fiduciaire assez solide capable d’assurer une gestion efficiente et transparente des fonds. La poursuite et le renforcement de l’assistance technique en cours pour l’appui à la gestion fiduciaire s’avère alors d’une grande nécessité. L’un des objectifs de haut niveau du soutien de Gavi aux programmes de vaccination est de « soutenir la budgétisation et le ciblage des ressources nationales pour la vaccination et/ou les soins de santé primaires (SSP), en tenant compte de l’équité ». C’est dans le but d’atteindre cet objectif que, à la suite de l’évaluation des capacités du programme de vaccination, l’ANSSP a sollicité une assistance technique pour la poursuite et le renforcement de la gestion fiduciaire à travers à travers l’appui technique en gestion comptable et financière.
How can you make a difference?
• Assurer une première vérification de la complétude et de la validité des pièces justificatives des activités menées par l’ANSSP ;
• Procéder à la saisie des pièces comptables à soumettre à la validation du chef service ;
• S’assurer du bon classement et archivage des pièces justificatives des activités ;
• Assister le chef service dans l’établissement des états de rapprochement bancaire et les rapprochements du compte mobile money ;
• Effectuer toute tâche qui leurs sera confiée par le chef service.
To qualify as an advocate for every child you will have…
Qualification professionnelle
- Être titulaire d’un Diplôme universitaire de niveau Bac + 3 en finance comptabilité/ Audit et Contrôle de Gestion,
ou tout autre diplôme équivalent
Expériences/Compétences
- Avoir une expérience professionnelle dans la tenue de la comptabilité et la gestion financière des ressources des partenaires techniques et financiers du système de la santé ;
- Excellente connaissance du plan comptable général de l’OHADA et du système comptable des entités à but non lucratif ;
- Intégrité morale et professionnelle ;
- Aptitude à travailler en équipe pluridisciplinaire ;
- Avoir une excellente connaissance de l’outil informatique et bureautique, notamment Excel, Word, Power Point, etc. ;
- Avoir une maîtrise de l’utilisation du logiciel de comptabilité Tom2pro constitue un atout ;
- Disposer d’excellentes capacités de rédaction, de communication et de présentation de documents financier;
- Être capable de travailler sous pression dans un contexte d’urgence
For every Child, you demonstrate…
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