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4) Experience,
Assistant Manager in NCBA, 2000 – Feb. 2002;
Contract administrator, Procurement Directorate MoF (Level 4), 25 March 2002 – 2005;
Head of Evaluation Team – Procurement Directorate –MoF, 2005 – 2007;
Head of Department for Procurement Operation – Procurement Directorate – MoF, 2007 – 2008;
Head of Department of Fiscal Decentralization – Macro-economy, DGAPAR – MoF, October 2009 – November 2010,
Head of Microeconomic Department (Investment Policy Analysis) November 2010– up to now.
Related information - The head of department of Microeconomic (Investment Policy Analysis) of DGPAR has the following Tasks:
5) The Department of Investment Policy Analysis, henceforth called DIPA for short, is responsible for supporting the Director-General of the DGAR in analyzing the investment policies of Timor-Leste and in ensuring the use of cost-benefit analyses in the drafting of projects, giving special attention to landmark capital projects, assessing direct and indirect impacts of investments on employment, poverty and environment
6) In close articulation with the National Directorates and Departments of the Ministry of Finance, the DIPA is responsible for the following tasks:
Review and analysis recent investment policies in Timor-Leste; Liaise with other Government institutions dealing with
investment issues;
Evaluate capital projects and promote and ensure the use of cost-benefit analyses;
Assess direct and indirect impacts of investments on employment, poverty and
environment;
Identify alternative capital projects in order to ensure that these activities are provided
with the required infrastructure support;
In coordination with the NDM, evaluate investment portfolios from key ministries,
evaluate and analyze investment risks and consider individual landmark project risks;
Develop short, medium and long term work plans; Perform other tasks attributed by law or delegated by the
