ABOUT ACCESS TO FINANCE RWANDA (AFR)
AFR is a Rwandan not-for-profit company established in 2010 to promote financial inclusion and financial sector development in Rwanda. AFR is currently funded by Sweden, The Mastercard Foundation, Jersey Overseas Aid, Enabel, and Global Impact. It is part of the broader Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Network in Africa that seeks to create a transformative impact on ending poverty by supporting efforts to improve financial inclusion and financial sector development by helping policymakers, regulators, financial service providers, and markets drive more inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
AFR supports the removal of systemic barriers that hinder access to and use of financial services by low-income people, particularly the rural poor, women, youth, and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and supports the development and provision of financial services, including savings, credit, insurance, investment, payments, and remittances. AFR is a gender-intentional organization, having mainstreamed gender across all programming. It is guided by the Market System Development (MSD) approach, recognizing that efforts to increase financial inclusion and financial sector development must be market-led, profitable, and sustainable.
ABOUT TERIMBERE MSME SUPPORT FACILITY
The Terimbere MSME Support Facility is an all-inclusive one-stop shop, bringing together a set of qualified professional and specialized service providers from various disciplines under one platform to help businesses and entrepreneurs grow. Terimbere aims to offer various affordable and customized or tailor-made specialized business development support services to the targeted Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through qualified specialized service providers.
ABOUT THE JOB
The Terimbere Satellite Office Coordinator serves as AFR’s in-house representative for the Terimbere MSME Support Facility in the designated area. The role has two major components:
Driving Terimbere MSME Support Facility uptake: This involves championing the work of the Terimbere MSME Support Facility within the designated area through engagement with various MSME ecosystem actors (MSMEs, local authorities, gender and social inclusion organisations, and other stakeholders), onboarding MSMEs into the Facility, and ensuring inclusive uptake and impact.
Coordinating BDS provision through Terimbere MSME Satellite Office in the Designated Area: This involves working with business development service providers and coordinating Terimbere MSMEs Agents to ensure impactful support to MSMEs.
The Satellite Office Coordinator position will need five candidates who will be assigned to different districts: Kayonza, Rusizi, Rubavu, Musanze, and Huye. Each coordinator will oversee operations within their designated district, ensuring seamless execution of tasks and alignment with company objectives.
Good Practice & Technical Advisory
Strategy & Programming
Ensuring Impactful Implementation
Influencing & Communicating for Impact
Resource Management