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A non-profit organization in the United Kingdom is seeking a Finance & Admin Officer to manage financial processes, support administrative functions, and ensure compliance for the SHIFT Asia project. The ideal candidate should have a strong background in financial management, budget preparation, and procurement processes. This role involves supporting project activities and ensuring adherence to organizational policies to facilitate effective humanitarian actions.
Development of society depends on bringing positive and sustainable changes in people's lives through inclusive initiatives that actively involve communities in planning and implementation. Guided by this belief, Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS) was established in 1998 in Barisal as a non‑political, non‑profit, community‑based organization, registered with all relevant government departments. Since its inception, AVAS has evolved from focusing primarily on women's and children's rights and leadership to implementing diverse programs in safe water and sanitation, education, legal aid, reproductive and maternal health, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), youth health and rights, disaster risk reduction (DRR) and good governance. AVAS is widely recognized for its transparency, accountability and strong community engagement. Adopting an integrated development approach, the organization continues to focus on poverty elimination, health care, legal empowerment, literacy promotion, environmental preservation and youth leadership, ensuring holistic and sustainable community development in southern Bangladesh.
Now AVAS is launching a new initiative in partnership with OXFAM Bangladesh. The project, titled "SHIFT Asia: Supporting Humanitarian Initiatives for Feminist Transformation in Asia," will commence in December 2025 in Barishal Sadar, Barishal.
SHIFT Asia: Supporting Humanitarian Initiatives for Feminist Transformation in Asia Project is funded by OXFAM Bangladesh aiming to enhanced women local humanitarian leadership and a more gender‑transformative humanitarian system in Bangladesh.
The project focuses on a robust knowledge hub and collaborative initiative on women's leadership in humanitarian efforts are promoted. Strong collective actions among WLHL platforms to influence humanitarian systems and gender transformative measures are incorporated in humanitarian policies and implemented effectively, leading to inclusive humanitarian actions benefiting all groups.
The Finance & Admin Officer is responsible for ensuring efficient financial management, administrative support, compliance, and documentation for the SHIFT Asia Project. The role supports activity budgeting, expenditure tracking, procurement, logistics, audit readiness, financial reporting, and adherence to donor and organizational financial procedures. The position also provides administrative support to ensure smooth planning and implementation of meetings, workshops, field activities, and partner coordination.