Posted on :
18 Jul, 2019
18 Jul, 2019
The Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) is a statutory Committee established by the Petroleum Revenue Management Act (Act 815) to monitor the management and usage of the petroleum revenues for the benefit of the citizenry.
As part of its effort to assemble the full complement of skills required to fulfill its mandate, the Committee seeks to employ the services of a full-time Economic Policy Analyst.
Applications are invited from qualified, experienced, skilled and dedicated persons to fill the vacancy for the post of Economic Policy Analyst for the Public Interest and Accountability Committee.
Job Description
Job Title: Economic Policy Analyst
The Economic Policy Analyst will be responsible for providing economic policy analysis in respect of the socio-economic impact of petroleum revenue management and expenditure in Ghana.
The candidate will be required to coordinate data analysis, undertake intensive analytical work, and the ability to translate results into useful insights and advice for the Committee.
The position will sit within the Technical Department of PIAC and duties will include:
Undertake financial analysis and economic modeling of the impact of petroleum revenue on other sectors of the economy
Collect and analyze economic and statistical data in the oil and gas sector and other extractives as they may relate to the mandate of the Committee
Study the impact of emerging and existing policies, laws, regulations, and contracts on petroleum revenue in line with the PRMA
Review technical and professional literature to identify specific limitations and opportunities associated with the oil and gas sector in Ghana
Identify areas of advocacy in petroleum resource governance, taking into consideration the mandate of PIAC
Prepare position papers and policy briefs on issues of petroleum revenue management taking into cognizance the Committee’s mandate
Education and Experience
Master’s degree in Economics, Public Policy or any related field in the Social Sciences, Research Methods, and Statistics
Three (3) years’ experience working in the extractive sector in the provision of policy analysis, advocacy, research, data analysis or any policy-related field.
Additional Requirements
Good communication (written and spoken) and interpersonal skills;
Able to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment
Able to function well as part of a team
Diligent attention to detail
Results-oriented
Introspective
Integrity and confidentiality
How to Apply
Applicants should send their applications and CV to:
or deliver personally to the PIAC Secretariat at East Legon, NII Amon Kotey Street, Accra 2 weeks after date of publication.
You may call 0302 242 006 for directions