The Health Emergency Intelligence and Surveillance Systems Division (WSE) is responsible for building a system of collaborative intelligence enabling better decisions to avert and manage public health threats and risks. Its goal is to enable, strengthen and support countries, regional and global actors in averting and managing public health threats and risks through collaborative problem solving and decision-making for short-term action and long-term policies, informed by better data and analytics.

WSE works on a variety of projects aimed at implementing collaborative surveillance, with a wide range of partners and donors.

Deliverables

Support alignment of donor reporting with internal reporting including programme management and indicator reporting including developing integrated internal reports, dashboards, and key action and risk tracking reports.
Expected by: Monthly

Support content management activities including content repositories, documentation of process and best practices for content management.
Expected by: Monthly

Facilitate the partnership management activities with WSE’s institutional partners (including but not limited to Robert Koch Institute, Charite, HERA).
Expected by: Monthly

Develop funding proposals and support grant coordination aligned with the WSE Division priorities.
Expected by: Monthly

Track implementation of specific projects and grants such the African Health Security Partnership project and EU4Health2022 grant including organizing and preparing for coordination and steering committee meetings, prepare technical and progress reports.
Expected: Monthly

Provide strategic advice to WSE Management in support of its engagement with complex multigovernmental and multisectoral entities, such as the European Union, the US Government, foundations, multi-lateral institutions, and others.
Expected by: Monthly

Qualifications, experience, skills and languages

Educational Qualifications

Essential:

Advanced university degree in Public Health, Health sciences, Health Policy or Management.

Experience

Essential:

Over 10 years of relevant experience in program and/or grants management and developing partnerships.

Skills/Knowledge

Project management skills related to projects or technical tasks of high complexity or specialization

Demonstrated ability to engage substantively at executive level

Knowledge of the relevant US Government, EU agencies and other Collaborative Surveillance donors and stakeholders

Languages and level required

Essential: