National IT Consultant to support the CEC in the implementation of the ISS „Financial Control” (EDMITE).Vacancy Number: Pr20/02066
Contacts: Ms. Eva Bounegru. eva.bounegru@undp.orgBackground
Electoral support and capacity development are part of UNDP’s democratic governance assistance worldwide, through which UNDP helps nations build democratic frameworks to improve representation, accountability and transparency for the benefit of citizens. UNDP has a long-standing partnership with the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) and the Center for Continuous Electoral Training (CCET) aiming at advancing the democratic electoral processes in Moldova by consolidating the transparency and efficiency of elections’ management, modernization of electoral IT solutions and enhancing the inclusiveness and participation of voters. This partnership, which spans over 10 years, resulted in the establishment of strong professional institutions, development of a modern State Automated Information System “Elections” (SAISE), the enhancement of the State Register of Voters’ accuracy and the design and implementation of effective long-term civic and voter education instruments. "Enhancing democracy in Moldova through inclusive and transparent elections” (phase II) is a Project that sets the overall goal to achieve an enhanced transparency and inclusiveness of the electoral process in Moldova by ensuring a more independent and credible electoral administration and better informed and pro-active citizens. Building on the sustainable results achieved during its first phase of implementation (2017-2020), the objectives of the current Project phase are to:
According to the Law on Political Parties’ Financing, adopted by the Moldovan Parliament in April 2015, the CEC is the institution responsible for the monitoring and analysis of the political parties’ and electoral campaigns’ financial reporting – a challenging task requiring strong institutional capacities and efficient mechanism to ensure fair and equal opportunities for all electoral competitors. The use of the paper-based reporting resulted in critical amounts of data that needed to be processed by the employees of the CEC’s Finance Department. In this sense, UNDP Moldova supported the CEC in the development an informational system, that aims at automating data collection and analysis, and at ensuring public access to all reports submitted to CEC by electoral candidates – the Political Party Finance Reporting and Disclosure module of the SAISE (ISS “Financial Control”). Developed with UNDP Moldova support, the ISS “Financial Control” has been finalized in February 2019, becoming an integral part of the CEC’s electoral data management infrastructure. In June 2019, the Central Electoral Commission adopted a set of amendments to the Regulation on political parties financing, including the major decision on the mandatory status of the online reporting through the ISS “Financial Control” of the SAISE as of January 1st, 2020. With the software and technical setup in place provided by UNDP, the CEC shall further ensure the functioning and timely adjustment of the module to eventual changes in the legal framework governing political parties’ financial reporting, through an adaptive and corrective maintenance. In this context, the Project will offer specialized support to the CEC for the effective implementation of its financial oversight function, the enhancement of electoral data’s transparency and the management of the ongoing adaptive maintenance of the system. Scope of work
UNDP intends to contract a contract an experienced national Senior Developer (hereinafter “the Consultant”) to offer IT development support and advisory to the Financial and Economic Department (DFE) of the CEC in the current exploitation, administration and maintenance of the ISS “Financial Control of the SAISE. More specifically, the Consultant is expected to assist the CEC in:
For detailed information, please refer to Annex 1 – Terms of Reference. Requirements for experience
Academic Qualifications:
Experience:
Competencies:
Personal qualities:
The UNDP Moldova is committed to workforce diversity. Women, persons with disabilities, Roma and other ethnic or religious minorities, persons living with HIV, as well as refugees and other non-citizens legally entitled to work in the Republic of Moldova, are particularly encouraged to apply. Documents to be included
Interested individual consultants must submit the following documents/ information to demonstrate their qualifications:
Duly completed and signed Personal History Form (P11), personal CV and at least 3 references. Financial proposal
The financial proposal shall include a breakdown of the lump sum amount (daily rate and number of anticipated working days). Travel Travel is not envisaged in the framework of the current assignment. | |||||||||||||||||
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