Niranchan Michel

Experienced Program Officer with 15 years of expertise in community development projects, focusing on technical and sociology-oriented aspects. Skilled in Technical project economic development, health and nutrition, education, child protection, and sponsorship engagement. Seeking a responsible role in a renowned organization that offers professional challenges and opportunities for skill and knowledge development. Proficient in presentation, leadership, teamwork, and communication, with experience coordinating with INGOs. Fluent in English, Tamil, and Sinhala. Honest, dedicated, trustworthy

The administrative officer is responsible for overseeing administration and finance works at the district level. They maintain necessary documents, perform internal and external auditing, and have skills in budgeting and monitoring accounts. They coordinate with sectoral heads for fund transfers, handle cash and bank systems, and prepare financial reports. They ensure timely salary payments, monitor expenses, and handle payment transactions. They also provide support and advocate for staff on financial roles and regulations. Office operational matters are also part of their responsibilities.

The Society Monitoring Officer is responsible for overall administration and finance works at the district level. They maintain and organize necessary documents related to staff, finance, and procurement. They have experience in internal and external auditing, budgeting, and monitoring accounts. They handle cash and bank systems, prepare monthly financial reports, and ensure timely salary payments. They also monitor overhead and project expenses, handle petty cash, and support staff in understanding financial roles and regulations.

Project Officer: Experienced in supporting and empowering war-affected people in IDP camps. Skilled in identifying vulnerable communities and assessing their needs through participatory methods. Proficient in project planning, budgeting, and implementation. Strong monitoring and evaluation capabilities. Excellent report writing and coordination skills. Adept at capacity building through awareness programs and training. Responsive in emergency situations. Collaborative in mobilizing community-based organizations for effective project completion.

The Assistant Accountant is responsible for overseeing finance and administration tasks, working closely with the Accountant and program manager. Key responsibilities include managing cash and bank systems, ensuring timely staff salary payments, training and monitoring district office accounts, monitoring expenses, coordinating with different sectors, maintaining staff records, and organizing financial and procurement documents. Strong organizational, financial management, and communication skills are essential for this role.