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technical services to PEPFAR Uganda specifically to coordinate, develop, and
finalize components of the Country Operational Plan (COP) 16.
Acting PEPFAR Country Coordinator, assist in the coordination of PEPFAR
Uganda’s input into COP16 including the drafting, reviewing, and revising of
required documentation for COP16 as outlined in COP16 guidance and supplemental
documentation and complete exercises as outlined by the PEPFAR Coordination
Office and the PEPFAR Steering Committee, engage PEPFAR Uganda technical
advisors/specialists and program assistants to support COP16 interagency
technical and narrative development processes.
of COP16 require additional analysis of epidemiological, PEPFAR expenditure,
site improvement monitoring system and routine program data to be conducted
through interagency and host country process. This is expected to result in the
need to significantly revise program, project, activity and supplemental
narratives required to complete COP16. Additional review and incorporation of
host country HIV program documentation should be considered during COP16
development.
Advisor will work with the USAID management team and personnel to ensure that documentation
prepared for submission is consistent with the technical and programmatic requirements
of COP16 guidance, COP16 technical considerations and supplemental guidance and
clarifications expressed by State/Global AIDS Coordinator and the host country.
candidate will establish a system to engage staff in the development and
revision of narrative drafts, establish a process to control versions, support
narrative reviews and finalize draft narratives during the COP16 process.
objective of this assignment is to provide a consultant who will assist in the
coordination of PEPFAR Uganda’s COP16 submission which will include supporting
COP16 interagency technical and narrative development processes.
- Work closely
with PEPFAR Uganda personnel to draft, review, and revise required documentation
for COP16 as outlined in COP16 guidance and supplemental documentation.
This would include ensuring that key data points, such as information from
portfolio reviews, pipeline review, Expenditure Analysis, SIMS data, SBOR,
Test and Start, Supply Chain Reform, etc. are incorporated into COP16
planning activities and narratives. - Implement
processes for version control, technical review, revision, and clearance
of COP16 documents to be submitted by PEPFAR Uganda team members to the
interagency PEPFAR steering committee. Ensure narratives are consolidated,
documented, and submitted in a timely fashion.
- Consolidated
meeting notes and prepare 1st draft narrative documents in
accordance with COP16 guidance and requirements – by 07 April 2016 - Revisions
(based on feedback from PEPFAR Steering Committee and the Ambassador) to
draft narrative documents – by 12 April 2016
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- The applicant
for the Consultancy Opportunity should hold a Master’s Degree in public
health or a related field is required. - At least
five years of experience working within the PEPFAR extended team of US
government agencies or external cooperating agencies or private voluntary
organizations in managing international HIV/AIDS projects. - Previous
experience working on a PEPFAR Country Operational Plan. - Significant
exposure and experience in technical writing related to public health/HIV
projects. - Excellent
oral and written communications skills are required to develop and
maintain effective, sustainable working relationships with U.S. government
agencies. - Strong
interpersonal skills are required to support diverse cross-cultural teams
and individuals in order to achieve results against planned schedules. - Excellent
writing and analytical skills are required.
Apply:
qualified and interested Candidates who meet the above criteria should send
their CV, Cover letter and Bio Data Form, download here, expressing interest to
[email protected] with the subject line as “ATTN: COP16 Advisor.
Please note that only shortlisted Candidates will be contacted.
31st March, 2016 by 5:00pm
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