Yearly contract, reviewed and negotiated yearly. The candidate speaking more than one of the global fund’s official languages would be an asset – all encouraged to apply Familiarity and knowledge of Global Fund processes and operations at any level. Knowledge of basic web site management and social media marketing and management Understand the scope of the GF work and the opportunities it presents, particularly as it relates to NGO and community issues and people affected by the diseases in developing countries. Other Competencies and Key Skills Ability to exercise flexibility in daily time commitments Ability to adapt quickly to changing sizes of the delegation and potential increase in workloads at different times of the year. Have the ability to prepare position papers, policy briefs and other high-level documents Experience in project and financial management approach to monitoring and evaluation, writing reports and communication briefs Excellent computer and administrative skills Knowledge of public health policies, international development and human rights Ability to communicate clearly (written, verbal and formal presentation skills) in English Ability to work with people of different backgrounds and time zones Experience working with civil society organisations and background in human rights, gender and justice reform would be an asset Ability to make various international travel engagements to meetings with advance and or little notice Ability to work with persons of different backgrounds. Persons living with and or affected by the three diseases are encouraged to applyīachelors or Advanced degree with specialization in public health, public policy, political science, sociology, social/international development or communication The team is coordinated and provided with communications support, by a focal point who is remunerated.ĭeveloping Country NGO Delegation to the Board of The Global Fund is currently inviting suitably qualified candidates from developing countries to submit applications to serve as Communications Focal Point (CFP). The defining feature of this delegation is its ability to bring relevant perspectives as implementers and representatives from recipient countries - based on the knowledge and experience of Non-Governmental Organisations/Community-Based Organisations and Faith-based Organisations (NGOs/ CBOs /FBOs) and their constituents. The Delegation seeks to influence decisions and policies to ensure strategic, continuous and appropriate responsiveness to the needs of those affected by the three diseases and the NGOs providing services to them. The Developing Country NGO Delegation | The Developing Country NGO Delegation is a voting constituency on the Board of the Global Fund and represents NGOs, from the Developing World, serving those affected by HIV/AIDS, TB, & Malaria. It works with partners to ensure that funding serves the men, women and children affected by these diseases in the most effective way. The Global Fund, itself, does not manage or implement programs on the ground, relying instead on local experts. It spurs partnerships between government, civil society, the private sector and communities living with the diseases, the most effective way to fight these global health concerns. The Global Fund was created in 2002 to dramatically increase resources for the fight against the three epidemics. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria | The Global Fund is an international financing institution that fights AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria with a 21st century approach: partnership, transparency, constant learning and results-based funding.

Call for Applications to the Developing Country NGO Delegation The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria FIRM CLOSING DATE: Friday MaMidnight Central European Time

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