Health
(CTCA)
Kampala, Uganda
Health’s Centre for Tobacco Control in Africa (CTCA) was established in 2011 by
the World Health Organization (WHO) to support governments in African countries
to develop tobacco control policy and legislation as well as build and sustain
institutional capacity for tobacco control. This is done through offering
technical, institutional and cross sector support for tobacco control at
national and regional levels.
funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation through the African Capacity
Building Foundation envisions four outcomes including;
farmers transitioning from tobacco farming to alternatives,
Increased
adoption of policies and laws compliant with FCTC
Increased
implementation/enforcement officers of policies and laws compliant with FCTC
Development
and implementation of national tobacco control programs.
to-day operations of the Centre for Tobacco Control in Africa and for the
implementation of the Centre’s Business Plan, Strategic Plan, and Performance
Management Plan.
Experience:
The
applicant must be a Medical Doctor (MBChB) who holds a Master’s degree in
Public Health or a related field
Working
knowledge of WHO-FCTC and other tobacco control initiatives is an added
advantage
At
least ten years’ experience implementing and providing technical assistance on
various public health programs
Prior
exposure and experience working with the Governments is required.
send an application letter, updated CVs with contacts of three professional referees
and copies of academic documents by email to:
Dean, Makerere University School of Public Health, [email protected] and
copy [email protected].
Please send as one document in PDF
1700 hrs.
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