Attachment 4- Local Compensation Plan Summary.pdf
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This document contains a summary of the local compensation plan for the U.S. Mission in Georgia and details of Amendment 000001 to Solicitation 72011422R00005 from the U.S. Agency for International Development. The compensation plan summary outlines the annual salary ranges provided to local staff in Georgia in gross terms based on their professional level and responsibilities. These include ranges for non-professional staff, professional staff at junior to senior levels, and senior management. The solicitation amendment is for the USAID Local Governance Program in Georgia, which aims to enhance the effectiveness, accountability, and citizen responsiveness of target local governments. The program consists of four objectives to improve subnational public administration and accountability, enhance subnational capacity to deliver inclusive public services, engage communities to hold governments accountable, and strengthen national commitment and partnerships for decentralization.
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Attachment 5
Local Compensation Plan Summary
The following is a summary of the U.S. Mission wages for local personnel, who are subject to the Local Compensation Plan (LCP). The figures noted are stated as gross annual, and based on a 40 hour work week/80 hour pay period, 2080 hours per year.
Non Professional Staff GEL 25,678 annual- GEL 44,115 annual
Professional Staff
- Junior Level Personnel GEL 36,495 annual -GEL 61,827 annual
- Mid-Level Personnel GEL 53,905 annual -GEL 104,048 annual
- Senior Level Personnel GEL 87,842 annual -GEL 159,501 annual
- Senior management with highly technical expertise GEL 172,970 annual – GEL 242,160 annual
Note: Approximate salaries are based on average Mission salaries, which may or may not reflect the fair market value of institutional Contractor employees.
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