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• Lead and ensure the successful development, implementation and management of all project work plans.
• Support the National Coordinator with project strategy development and implementation.
• Manage activity planning and implementation, and monitoring and evaluation, including supporting logistics for all meetings, such as advocacy workshops, core group meetings and board of Directors meetings.
• Gather and maintain records of all key project results as part of evidence based management.
• Document all project activities and derive reports on activities implemented.
• Support the process of preparation of financial reports for WRAUG to be submitted to Board of Directors and Donors.
• Maintain all project activity files and financial records. 

• Minimum of Bachelors degree in International studies, development studies, business administration , public/community health or social worker, medical doctor, nursing/midwifery, SWASA, Social Sciences or other related field required.
• Minimum of 5 years experience in project management in the fields of Maternal or Public Health in Uganda.
• Demonstrated track record of planning, managing and implemented grant-funded projects constrained by budget and time, and with no notices of non-compliance from donors.
• Demonstrated superior project management and organization skills, including developing and implementing shared work plans.
• Prior experience in developing and implementing at least one of the following; monitoring & evaluation plans, communications plans, advocacy campaign strategies.
• Thorough understanding of maternal mortality and morbidity and how to address the causes.
• Understanding of Uganda’s health sector and policy framework.
• Inspiration to contribute and Impact on Women’s lives and more so their families.
• Age : Not less than 55 years

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