Development Economics & Finance

International Development Group LLC (IDG)

. Guide economic policy reform, catalyze private sector growth, and deploy blended finance or impact investing solutions .

Posted 9/23/2026part-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in guiding economic policy reform and structuring innovative funding mechanisms while promoting financial inclusion and advancing climate finance. Proven ability to lead complex programs and manage diverse partnerships in international development, particularly within the APAC region.

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International DevelopmentProgram ManagementStakeholder EngagementAnalytical SkillsTechnical Writing

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Hard Skills

Economic Policy ReformFunding MechanismsMarket AssessmentsProgram EvaluationsClimate FinanceImpact InvestingPerformance Tracking SystemsCost-Benefit AssessmentsCompliance ManagementContract Management

Soft Skills

AgilityCross-Cultural CommunicationPartnership ManagementPublic DiplomacyKnowledge Sharing

Industry Keywords

APAC RegionInternational DonorsDFATFCDOUSGADBWorld BankMFATFinancial InclusionResilient Economic Ecosystems

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Guide economic policy reform, catalyze private sector growth, and deploy blended finance or impact investing solutions
Structure innovative funding mechanisms and execute rigorous market and cost-benefit assessments
Promote financial inclusion to foster resilient economic ecosystems
Craft and execute learning frameworks, performance tracking systems, and comprehensive program evaluations
Embed inclusive practices across the program lifecycle to ensure equitable development outcomes
Advance climate finance, environmental resilience, and adaptation and mitigation strategies
Steer financial, human resources, compliance, and contract management aspects of large donor-funded portfolios
Drive stakeholder outreach, knowledge sharing, and impactful public diplomacy campaigns

Requirements

What you’ll need

Strong background in international development within the APAC region, preferably with consulting firms or managing contractors
History of successfully leading or delivering complex programs while managing diverse partnerships and stakeholder relationships
Deep familiarity with the mechanisms of major international donors, such as DFAT, FCDO, USG, ADB, World Bank, MFAT, or similar institutions
Agility in fast-paced, cross-cultural work environments and capacity to pivot alongside shifting project demands
Analytical prowess to distill complicated challenges into actionable insights for a variety of audiences
Exceptional writing capabilities, demonstrated through clear, compelling briefings and technical reports
Dedication to achieving measurable, lasting development goals

Benefits

Comp & perks

Part-time employment
Remote work arrangement