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The Development Finance Vice-Presidency (DFi) manages the policies and resources underpinning the institution's financing architecture, including IDA, IBRD, Trust Funds, and Financial Intermediary Funds (FIFs). It provides a holistic approach to development financing, financial policy, and strategic engagement with funding partners.
The Development Finance Trust Funds and Partner Relations Department (DFTPR) leads the Bank's engagement in Trust Funds, FIFs, co-financing, and partner relations. The department administers a portfolio of nearly US70 billion in Trust Funds and FIFs, sets the policy and procedural framework governing these instruments, and plays a critical intermediation role between the Bank's operational units and its funding partners. DFTPR comprises three business lines: FIFs, Digital, and Analytics (FIFDA); Trust Funds Policy and Partner Relations (TFPPR); and Co-Financing.
The Korea-World Bank Partnership Facility (KWPF) and the China-World Bank Group Partnership Facility (CWPF) are single-donor trust funds that are housed in DFTPR.
The Korea-World Bank Partnership Facility (KWPF), established in May 2013, is an initiative to strengthen ties between the Republic of Korea's Ministry of Strategy and Finance and the World Bank Group (WBG). The facility's overall objective is to assist developing member countries of the WBG in achieving inclusive and sustainable economic growth and to foster broader dialogue on economic development issues. The facility supports a broad range of economic development opportunities with a focus on promoting good practices by leveraging the WBG's knowledge and convening power and Korea's expertise.  
The China-World Bank Group Partnership Facility (CWPF), established in 2015, is a partnership between the Government of the People's Republic of China and the WBG that seeks to assist WBG member countries to promote inclusive and sustainable development by enhancing cooperation. The facility supports a broad range of economic development opportunities with a focus on promoting good practices by leveraging the WBG's knowledge and convening power and China's expertise.  
Role and Responsibilities:
DFTPR is seeking an Extended-Term Consultant (ETC) on Monitoring and Evaluation to join the KWPF and CWPF Team. The ETC will report directly to the TFPPP Unit Manager and work closely with the KWPF and CWPF Program Manager. The ETC's responsibilities will include:
Coordination: Coordinate all aspects of the M&E function of KWPF and CWPF trust funds including - but not limited to - operationalization of the programs' Theories of Changes, results frameworks, and indicators. 
Governance: Prepare and organize documentation and data on relevance, efficacy, value for money, performance monitoring and impact assessments of KWPF and CWPF trust funds to prepare for donor meetings, mid-term and final reviews, ad-hoc reviews and corporate reporting requirements. 
Quality Assurance: Provide leadership on the M&E and results quality assurance steps for activities considered for support by the KWPF and CWPF trust funds: proposals, Expression of Interests, Grant Funding Requests, Grant Reporting reviews, budget reviews and updates at program and grant levels, and contribute to the technical and operational reviews in each of these steps. 
Results tracking and reporting: Track outcomes and outputs from ASAs, KPs and lending operations supported by the KWPF and CWPF trust funds and reporting of these results in an adequate way. - Contribute to the development and operationalization of systems and tools to track progress and final results. -Incorporate M&E and results into the annual report. 
Communications: Lead on provision, analysis and interpretation of data and information relevant to the communications functions of the KWPF and CWPF trust funds contributing to the presentation and disseminations of knowledge products and tools, and annual progress reporting.