Overview
The role contributes to the development of regional process guidance, briefings, and tools for programme planning, monitoring, and evaluation, with a focus on health programming.
Key Responsibilities
- Contribute to the development of regional process guidance, briefings and tools.
- Provide targeted support to Budget Centers and follow up their progress towards timely submissions.
- Review Budget Center submissions to ensure quality and alignment with public health and results-based principles and process guidance.
- Consolidate submissions from Budget Centers and contribute to the compilation of region-wide reports.
- Contribute to the development of reports and presentations for the cabinet, programme governance committee, and regional governing body meetings.
- Facilitate capacity building events on public health programme planning, monitoring, and reporting for EMR staff, including PME focal points in Budget Centers and national counterparts as required.
- Prepare technical briefing notes and other reports on PME functions for senior management, country functional reviews, audit and administrative reviews, and other similar exercises.
- Participate in joint programme/admin reviews.
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor.
Required Experience
A minimum of two years of work experience in public health programme management including strategic and operational planning, technical monitoring and evaluation using quantitative and qualitative methods, organizational performance assessment, and corporate reporting using Results-based management. Experience of WHO technical programmes, processes and policies. Working with government counterparts.
Qualifications
First university degree in medicine, public health or related health field accompanied by an accredited academic course, training and/or certification in results-based management. An advanced university degree (master's degree) in medicine, public health or related health field. An accredited academic course, training and/or certification in programme planning and monitoring and evaluation would be an asset.
