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GFF Country Coordinator job at World Bank Group (WBG) | Apply Now
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The World Bank Group is a renowned international financial institution whose mission is to end extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity by supporting sustainable development in low- and middle-income countries. Established in 1944, the organization has evolved into a multifaceted institution comprising five specialized agencies that provide financial products, policy advice, and technical assistance across diverse sectors. With an unmatched global presence in over 100 countries, the World Bank Group is widely recognized for its data-driven development solutions, strong partnerships, and role in shaping economic policies worldwide.
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Kampala, Uganda
Full Time
Job Title
GFF Country Coordinator job at World Bank Group (WBG)
World Bank Group (WBG)
Job Description
Job Title: GFF Country Coordinator
Organisation: World Bank Group (WBG)
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda
Duties, Roles and Responsibilities
Investment Case Development and Costing
Ensuring that stakeholder and key constituencies participation in the GFF process is facilitated in a process that is transparent and timely.
Supporting the Government Focal Point in developing a stakeholder mapping and ensuring that all relevant stakeholders are reflected.
Supporting the Government to develop and track the implementation of the roadmap for the preparation of the Investment Case
Supporting the Government in convening the Country Platform meetings to develop and review the Investment Case prior to finalization and producing minutes with time-bound action plans.
Helping to organize and support the implementation of the various pieces of analytical work that will be required for the Investment Case, including supporting World Bank missions, as needed.
Liaising with the GFF Secretariat Focal Point to identify technical expertise that may not be available in-country for the development of the Investment Case
Helping with the quality assurance of the Investment Case document, as needed
Identifying high-level champions that could provide political support for the Investment Case
Investment Case Implementation
Supporting the GFF Government Focal point in leading a systematic process to periodically assess the validity, progress and outcomes of the priorities and reform processes of the investment case
Aid the GFF government Focal point to map IC sub-activities and details of which actors (govt, partners) have committed to carrying those out, and tracking the advancement of the implementation plan.
Supporting the Government in convening the platform meetings (including making sure their participation from the full range of stakeholders) and producing minutes with time bound action points in support of the IC
Monitoring progress of activities of the IC on a quarterly basis, through development and regular updating of a dashboard and communication with relevant actors (govt, partners).
Working with the Government to monitor government expenditures with respect to IC and annual operational plan priorities. In this work, the consultant may be supported by a public financial management consultant.
Supporting the GFF Government Focal Point in finalizing the Investment Case Results Framework and updating it when necessary.
Support institutionalization resource mapping, costing and expenditure tracking using the RMET and help disseminate results.
Country Platform Functionality and Alignment
Supporting the Government to identify and/or form a country platform in countries that are joining the GFF and ensuring that all relevant stakeholders are well informed about the GFF purpose and process.
Identify high level, technical and subnational country platform forums for decision making on resource allocation, tracking and course-correction for IC implementation at national and subnational levels, as appropriate by health system governance structures.
Helping the government to iteratively map resources and stakeholder investments to support better alignment of the budget, monitoring frameworks and plans.
Integrate monitoring of the IC with broader health sector and multisectoral, as appropriate, reviews.
Conducting meetings with financiers/donors/civil society/other stakeholders if needed to ensure alignment and secure additional financing for priorities over time.
Identifying and developing opportunities to advance alignment, including through application of validated diagnostics and tools
Country Communications
Producing and disseminating communication materials (e.g., newsletter, country brochure/factsheet) to ensure that all stakeholders are well informed of the GFF purpose and process in-country.
Participate in biannual multi-media missions
Produce and update a 2-page overview of GFF engagement and support in country
Support for GFF +/- World Bank processes and programs
Support GFF Focal Point to ensure effective and timely use of BETF resources for IC development, implementation and monitoring.
Organize meetings with partners for GFF Secretariat and WB staff involved in the GFF to improve coordination and communication on priority programs.
Support WB Country office and Task Team Leads in their stewardship function in support of GFF co-financing, as requested.
Provide technical assistance to the Government on key areas relevant to the GFF portfolio, as appropriate.
Production of standardized periodic communications material of GFF activities in country for external stakeholders
Compilation of GFF related communications material in country
Qualifications, Education and Competencies
Minimum Education/Work Experience: Master’s Degree in a field revenant to the work of the GFF (e.g., Public Health, Public Administration, Economics, Health Economics or any other relevant field). At least 10 years of work experience in RMNCAHN-G and/or health systems strengthening or other areas that requires strong results-focus and coordination of stakeholders
Demonstrated experience in developing/facilitating complex partnerships and effective coordination and stakeholder engagement, including government, donors, development partners, NGOs, multilateral institutions, civil society, youth and the private sector.
Proven leadership skills, including ability to; identify opportunities for leverage; foster collaboration, trust and accountability; serve in a representational role and support administrative and convening processes
Strong organization skills with ability to multi-task and prioritize actions with attention to detail.
Basic ability to analyze data to advocate for evidence information decision-making, identify outliers, develop data-driven plans of action, etc.
Proficiency with problem-solving including risk identification and management, conflict management, negotiation.
Strong communication skills, written and verbal in English and with an ability to adapt information for different audiences to convey project goals, objectives and operations and convey messages diplomatically.
Knowledge of GFF-related systems in the country (e.g., health, social protection, education, etc.)
Experience working in reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health/nutrition or health financing would be an asset
Experience with or understanding of GFF and/or World Bank operations would be an asset.
Knowledge of IT programs used for data collection, analysis and visualization would be an asset
WBG Culture Attributes:
Sense of Urgency – Anticipating and quickly reacting to the needs of internal and external stakeholders.
Thoughtful Risk Taking – Taking informed and thoughtful risks and making courageous decisions to push boundaries for greater impact.
Empowerment and Accountability – Engaging with others in an empowered and accountable manner for impactful results.
World Bank Group Core Competencies
We are proud to be an equal opportunity and inclusive employer with a dedicated and committed workforce, and do not discriminate based on gender, gender identity, religion, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or disability.
How to Apply
All suitably qualified candidates are encouraged to apply online at the APPLY Button below
Deadline: 16th September 2025