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The Terms of Reference relate to the Secondement o W. Senior
Advisor to the Global Programs at the Bill and Melin a ates oun anon.
Job Title: Senior Advisor
Secondee: (Senior Advisor to the Global Programs, previously
Deputy Director for Special Initiatives)
Manager: Abha Joshi-Ghani, Director, Knowledge and Development
Department/Division: Thematic Knowledge and Learning, the World Bank Institute
(WBI), the World Bank
Appointment Type: Special Assignment Appointment
Length of Assignment: 30 months
Financial Agreement: Fully paid by the Partner Organization (Salary and Benefits)
HR Contact:
Lina Vismantiene
WBI - HR Business Partner
Phone: IIMIMMI
Partner Organization Contact:
(name, phone, email address)
Cheryl Scott
Director Inte rated Delive
Phone:
Che l's Administrative Assistant is Namcy Chan
Phone:
Background/Organizational Context:
This is a unique moment in time to pursue such an opportunity, where both organizations
(Gates Foundation and World Bank) are in the process of instituting a new way forward.
The appointment of Dr. Jim Kim has brought several additional dimensions and areas of
interest to the World Bank; meanwhile the Gates Foundation's re-design has ushered in a
new era of reprioritization, focus and introspection.
The secondement would allow for a more consistent and bidirectional flow of
information between the Foundation's Global Pro ams, the leadership teams of the
World Bank and World Bank Institute. will maintain a small number of
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responsibilities at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation requiring several hours of virtual
presence on a monthly basis and in-person presence on a quarterly basis, when able.
These demands are flexible and to be arranged with her managers. No conflict of interest
is perceived.
Initially the key areas of focus for exchange and collaboration are identified below; these
are expected to evolve during the period of the Secondment reflecting institutional
priorities:
• World Bank Challenge on Eradication of extreme poverty
• Strategy formulation and implementation of Knowledge Solutions and the
Science of Delivery in WBI knowledge work
• Open Knowledge and data and Mapping for Development on Urban
Development, Climate Change and Health Service Delivery
• Vertical Integration of Sectoral capacity development work with the Collaborative
Governance and Innovative Solutions Clusters.
• Help Develop Gender — Agency and Voice under WBI Open Knowledge and
Collaborative Governance clusters.
Two other areas (gender and science & technology) relate to individual foundation co-
chair interests and will be integrated into the work plan as appropriate.
Key Duties and Accountabilities:
• Develop and Integrate the Science of Delivery into WBITL work
• Contribute to WBI Urban Sector Regional work (Africa and South Asia on
urban capacity development
• Assist with Development Market Place ideas generation
• Contribute to WBI informal economy learning
• Contribute to WB strategy development as appropriate
• Offer strategic guidance and input to WBITL teams integrating lessons from
Gates Foundation work
• Site visits as required for research and/or knowledge management/capacity
development workshops
• Strategic Inputs to the WBI team as needed
• Inputs to Senior Management as needed
• Knowledge sharing with Gates Foundation
health. Her selection is based on her vast experience in development work over the last
years especially working with non-traditional stakeholders such as CSOs and community
based organizations and more specifically on:
I. International field experience in delivery, urban development, public health,
and/or green development
2. Strong analytic and data processing ability
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3. Evidence of scholarly and/or academic publication
4. Excellent written and communication skills
5. Ability to work in and across teams
6. Strong support of leadership of primary organization
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