Short Description/ Purpose of Job

Enabel is currently looking for a (m/f/x) Data Analyst officer. The incumbent will work in Maputo.

Job description

• The Data Analyst will contribute to this process by helping the project develop technical and analytical capacities to improve service delivery.
• The project intends to generate endogenous processes to ensure the sustainability of the results and multiply the impact of the project.
• The incumbent will experience how Public Financial Management tools help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of expenditure, bridging accounting data with output in terms of health services, bridging policy-based budgeting with SDG 3 on Universal Health Coverage, bridging Social Health Protection, Health Financing and expenditure processes and their execution.
• The incumbent will contribute to the update of the databases as well as to the refinement and improvement of the databases in terms of ensuring the robustness of the processes for data entry, developing a data structure more adequate for future development, and preparing for the integration with other databases in the sector.
• S/he will also ensure that personnel in MISAU are updated about all the process improvements.
• The candidate will organise tailor-made training sessions, to address specific topics such as the generation of the Budget Execution Report and the Risk-based preventive control based on audit recommendations and to fully equip the beneficiary personnel.
• The Data Analyst will ensure:
  • That the personnel in the MoH can maintain and expand the Audit Database with the information from any new audit in the sector.
  • That the personnel in the MoH can maintain and expand the Health Budget Database with the information from the Government IFMIS (e-SISTAFE).
  • That the personnel in the MoH can extract the Budget Execution Report from the Health Budget Database or any other application the Government might have.
• The Data Analyst will also mentor the personnel in MISAU to develop other databases to apply BI techniques to any other kind of data they might use for assessing processes and performances.