Finance Directorate

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The Finance Directorate is responsible for preparing the University’s annual budget estimates, maintaining its financial records, producing periodic budgetary control reports and preparing annual statutory financial accounts.

The Director of Finance serves as the University’s Chief Accounting Officer and is responsible for maintaining records of donor-funded projects, students’ financial records and fixed assets, managing stores, and producing reports on these activities. The Directorate also supports the University’s academic mandate by providing financial reports and financial sustainability reports for the accreditation of academic programmes.

The Director of Finance is responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for the financial administration of the University in accordance with relevant national laws. These include the Public Financial Management Act, 2016 (Act 921); the Internal Audit Agency Act, 2003 (Act 658); the Audit Service Act, 2000 (Act 584); the Public Procurement Act, 2003 (Act 663); and the Public Procurement (Amendment) Act, 2016 (Act 914), together with subsequent enactments and amendments and applicable national rules and regulatory instructions.

Organisational Structure

The Directorate is organised into two divisions comprising four departments. It also has a Directorate Secretariat and five self-accounting units with accounting staff.

  1. Management Accounting Division

    • Budget Department
    • Payroll Department
  2. Financial Accounting Division

    • Treasury Department
    • Financial Reporting Department

Finance Directorate Secretariat

The Secretariat comprises the Director of Finance and the administrative staff.

Self-Accounting Units

The following self-accounting units have accounting staff:

  • Hall 1
  • Hall 2
  • Cafeteria
  • University Clinic
  • UENR Basic School
Core Activities
The Finance Directorate undertakes the following activities:
  • Manage the University’s finances and maintain their integrity.
  • Prepare periodic reports to Council on the status of plans and projections required for preparing budgets for succeeding years.
  • Prepare the University’s annual operating budget.
  • Formulate and implement policies relating to accounting and financial control within the University.
  • Lead corporate planning relating to the University’s finances, including budgeting, budgetary control and long-term financial planning.
  • Liaise with Ministries, Departments and Agencies on financial matters affecting the University.
  • Call for and receive monies due to the University and make authorised payments on its behalf.
  • Mobilise funds and advise on the investment of University funds.
  • Prepare and consolidate final accounts and comment on external auditors’ management reports.
  • Oversee the accounting functions of all semi-autonomous bodies, self-accounting units and income-generating units within the University.
  • Ensure that proper records of all University property, assets, inventory and valuables are maintained in a register.
  • Report to the Finance Committee any failure to maintain the University’s financial and other records in the form required by Council.
  • Perform other functions assigned by the Vice-Chancellor.
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