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• Prepare and periodically update detail implementation plans (DIP),
  weekly and monthly work
• Plans that support monitoring and timely implementation of the
  target interventions.
• Undertake regular field visits and ensure quality and timely
  completion of the target activities
• Within the defined time, budget and donor requirements.
• In collaboration with the M&E team and consultation with the
  project manager, identify beneficiary target and plan and monitor
  activities, outputs and outcomes.
• Use participatory approaches as far as possible throughout the
  project cycle, in planning,
• Implementing, training, and other materials.

• Implement the health interventions with guidance from the project
  manager and coordinate with the district, sub county structures, OPM and
  partner Organization.
• Prepare monthly, quarter and annual plans and contribute to
  narrative reports.
• Ensure that all project activities are implemented in accordance
  with their       budget            lines and Budget limits.
• Plan and coordinate trainings together with other team members.
• Undertake other assignments as requested by the line manager.

• The ideal candidate for the AMREF Project Assistant job placement
  should hold a first University degree in public Health, Nursing,
  Nutrition, Environmental Health
• Individual with relevant work experience (previous experience
  implementing a health project and an ability to relate effectively and
  understands the socio economic and Cultural situation of the project area.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, decision making
  and strategic planning skills.
• Ability and willingness to work under pressure.

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