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Dakar, Senegal
We donât just talk, we do. Lead the change with us. At the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, we work with political leaders around the world to drive change. We help governments turn bold ideas into reality so they can deliver for their people. We do it by advising on strategy, policy and delivery, unlocking the power of technology across all three. And by sharing what we learn on the ground, so everyone can benefit. We do it to build more open, inclusive and prosperous countries for people everywhere. We are a global not-for-profit organisation, operating in more than 40 countries across five continents. Our teams include political strategists, policy experts, delivery practitioners, technology specialists and more. We speak more than 45 languages and are working on over 100 projects, tackling some of the worldâs biggest challenges. Weâre all here at TBI to make a difference. In a world of ever more complex challenges, we believe diversity of background and perspective is a strength. We pride ourselves on a culture that values and nurtures difference. We are dedicated to unlocking potential, not only for the countries we work in but also for each of our team members. No matter where youâre from or who you are, if youâre passionate about the transformative power of progressive politics, we invite you to build a better future with us. Role Summary Overview The Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene (MSHP), through the Directorate of Maternal and Child Health (DSME), is implementing the project âStrengthening the Coordination of Public Family Planning Services in Senegalâ to improve the quality, integration, and performance of family planning and reproductive health services. As part of this project, the DSME receives support from the MSHP Delivery Unit (DU-MSHP), which is responsible for strengthening mechanisms for coordination, performance monitoring, and resolving bottlenecks that hinder the implementation of the sectorâs strategic priorities. To support this effort, we are recruiting an Expert in Nutrition and Maternal and Child Health to provide technical support to the DSME in strengthening the integration of postpartum family planning (PPFP) into reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child, adolescent, and nutritional health (SRMNIA-N), in accordance with the guidelines of the 2024â2030 National Strategic Plan for SRMNIA-N. The Expert in Maternal and Child Nutrition and Health will report technically to the DSME and work closely with the DU-MSHP. Recruitment will be conducted under a one-year consulting contract, renewable subject to a satisfactory performance evaluation. Job Objective Support the DSME in the technical coordination, performance monitoring, and integration of nutritional and SRMNIA-N approaches into family planning and PPFP interventions to improve the quality, continuity, and utilization of services in priority regions. The specific objectives are as follows: Support the strategy for integrating PPFP into maternal, neonatal, child, and nutritional health services; Support the DSME in identifying and resolving bottlenecks affecting the quality and continuity of services; Contribute to the implementation of the coordination and performance monitoring mechanism led by the DSME and the DU-MSHP; Support the use of program data to improve decision-making; Build the capacity of regional and operational teams on integrated PPFP/SRMNIA-N approaches. Key Responsibilities Technical Coordination and Decision Support Support the DSME in the technical coordination of integrated PPFP/SRMNIA-N interventions; Participate in the development, updating, and monitoring of action plans and operational priorities; Prepare technical meetings, performance reviews, and coordination frameworks; Produce technical analyses, summary notes, and strategic recommendations to inform decision-making; Contribute to the development and updating of guidelines, protocols, and management tools; Ensure that interventions align with the MSHPâs national policies, strategies, and priorities. Performance Monitoring and Service Quality Improvement Monitor key indicators related to nutrition, maternal and child health, and PPFP; Analyze program data to identify performance gaps and opportunities for improvement; Identify operational constraints affecting the quality, availability, and continuity of services; Contribute to monitoring the implementation of corrective action plans; Ensure the collection, analysis, and use of data for monitoring indicators; Support the documentation of results, progress made, and lessons learned from implementation; Participate in supervision, monitoring, and evaluation missions in priority regions. Capacity Building and Technical Assistance Contribute to the development of technical tools, guides, and operational materials; Participate in the design and facilitation of training activities for regional teams, health districts, and operational teams; Provide technical support during supervision and monitoring missions; Support the integration of nutritional approaches and SRMNIA-N into family planning interventions; Promote the sharing of experiences, the dissemination of best practices, and the application of lessons learned. Partner Coordination Contribute to coordination with technical and financial partners working in the areas of SRMNIA-N and family planning; Participate in technical working groups and sectoral consultation forums; Monitor joint actions and partner commitments; Support the alignment of partner interventions with the priorities of the DSME and the MSHP. Candidate Profile Education A minimum of a masterâs degree (Bac +7) in nutrition, public health, maternal and child health, medicine, pediatrics, epidemiology, or any other relevant field; Additional training in health program management, monitoring and evaluation, or reproductive health is a plus. Professional Experience A minimum of seven (7) years of experience in implementing or coordinating programs in maternal health, nutrition, SRMNIA-N, or family planning; Proven experience in coordinating and monitoring public health programs; Experience collaborating with the MSHP, and technical and financial partners; Experience in analyzing program data and monitoring performance; Field experience at the regional or health district level is a major asset; Good knowledge of Senegalâs healthcare system. Technical Skills Good knowledge of policies, strategies, regulatory frameworks, and international standards related to SRMNIA-N and family planning in Senegal; Proficiency in integrated PPFP/SRMNIA-N approaches; Excellent analytical, synthesis, and writing skills; Proficiency in monitoring and evaluation, reporting, and data analysis tools; Proficiency in office software and health information systems; Proficiency in nutrition data processing software; Proficiency in using data from nutrition surveys, food security surveys, and demographic and health surveys. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- French version Aperçu Le MinistĂšre de la SantĂ© et de lâHygiĂšne publique (MSHP), Ă travers la Direction de la SantĂ© de la MĂšre et de lâEnfant (DSME), met en Ćuvre le projet « Renforcement de la coordination des services publics de planification familiale au SĂ©nĂ©gal » afin dâamĂ©liorer la qualitĂ©, lâintĂ©gration et la performance des services de planification familiale et de santĂ© reproductive. Dans le cadre de ce projet, la DSME bĂ©nĂ©ficie de lâappui de la Delivery Unit du MSHP (DU-MSHP), chargĂ©e de renforcer les mĂ©canismes de coordination, de suivi de la performance et de rĂ©solution des goulots dâĂ©tranglement affectant la mise en Ćuvre des prioritĂ©s stratĂ©giques du secteur. Afin de soutenir cette dynamique, nous recrutons un(e) Expert(e) en Nutrition et SantĂ© Maternelle et Infantile chargĂ©(e) dâapporter un appui technique Ă la DSME pour renforcer lâintĂ©gration de la planification familiale post-partum (PPFP) dans les services de santĂ© reproductive, maternelle, nĂ©onatale, infantile, adolescente et nutritionnelle (SRMNIA-N), conformĂ©ment aux orientations du Plan StratĂ©gique National SRMNIA-N 2024-2030. Expert(e) en Nutrition et SantĂ© Maternelle et Infantile sera sous la tutelle technique de la DSME et travaillera en Ă©troite collaboration avec la DU-MSHP. Le recrutement s'effectuera dans le cadre d'un contrat de consultance d'une durĂ©e d'un an, renouvelable sous rĂ©serve d'une Ă©valuation satisfaisante des performances. Objectif du poste Appuyer la DSME dans la coordination technique, le suivi de la performance et lâintĂ©gration des approches nutritionnelles et SRMNIA-N dans les interventions de planification familiale et de PPFP afin dâamĂ©liorer la qualitĂ©, la continuitĂ© et lâutilisation des services dans les rĂ©gions prioritaires. Les objectifs spĂ©cifiques sont les suivants : Appuyer la stratĂ©gie de lâintĂ©gration de la PPFP dans les services de santĂ© maternelle, nĂ©onatale, infantile et nutritionnelle ; Appuyer la DSME dans lâidentification et la rĂ©solution des goulots dâĂ©tranglement affectant la qualitĂ© et la continuitĂ© des services ; Contribuer Ă la mise en Ćuvre du dispositif de coordination et de suivi de la performance portĂ© par la DSME et la DU-MSHP ; Appuyer lâexploitation des donnĂ©es programmatiques afin dâamĂ©liorer la prise de dĂ©cision ; Renforcer les capacitĂ©s des Ă©quipes rĂ©gionales et opĂ©rationnelles sur les approches intĂ©grĂ©es PPFP/SRMNIA-N. ResponsabilitĂ©s clĂ©s Coordination technique et appui Ă la dĂ©cision Appuyer la DSME dans la coordination technique des interventions intĂ©grĂ©es PPFP/SRMNIA-N ; Participer Ă lâĂ©laboration, Ă la mise Ă jour et au suivi des plans dâactions et prioritĂ©s opĂ©rationnelles ; PrĂ©parer les rĂ©unions techniques, revues de performance et cadres de coordination ; Produire des analyses techniques, notes de synthĂšse et recommandations stratĂ©giques destinĂ©es Ă la prise de dĂ©cision ; Contribuer Ă lâĂ©laboration et Ă la mise Ă jour des guides, protocoles et outils de gestion ; Veiller Ă lâalignement des interventions avec les politiques, stratĂ©gies et prioritĂ©s nationales du MSHP. Suivi de la performance et amĂ©lioration de la qualitĂ© des services Assurer le suivi des indicateurs clĂ©s relatifs Ă la nutrition, Ă la santĂ© maternelle et infantile ainsi quâĂ la PPFP ; Analyser les donnĂ©es programmatiques afin dâidentifier les Ă©carts de performance et les opportunitĂ©s dâamĂ©lioration ; Identifier les contraintes opĂ©rationnelles affectant la qualitĂ©, la disponibilitĂ© et la continuitĂ© des services ; Contribuer au suivi de la mise en Ćuvre des plans dâactions correctifs ; Assurer la collecte, lâanalyse et lâutilisation des donnĂ©es pour le suivi des indicateurs ; Appuyer la documentation des rĂ©sultats, des progrĂšs rĂ©alisĂ©s et des enseignements tirĂ©s de la mise en Ćuvre ; Participer aux missions de supervision, de suivi et dâĂ©valuation dans les rĂ©gions prioritaires. Renforcement des capacitĂ©s et assistance technique Contribuer Ă lâĂ©laboration dâoutils techniques, guides et supports opĂ©rationnels ; Participer Ă la conception et Ă lâanimation dâactivitĂ©s de formation destinĂ©es aux Ă©quipes rĂ©gionales, aux districts sanitaires et aux Ă©quipes opĂ©rationnelles; Fournir un appui technique lors des missions de supervision et de suivi ; Accompagner lâintĂ©gration des approches nutritionnelles et SRMNIA-N dans les interventions de planification familiale ; Promouvoir le partage dâexpĂ©riences, la diffusion des bonnes pratiques et la capitalisation des leçons apprises. Coordination partenariale Contribuer Ă la coordination avec les partenaires techniques et financiers intervenant dans les domaines de la SRMNIA-N et de la planification familiale ; Participer aux groupes techniques de travail et aux cadres de concertation sectoriels ; Assurer le suivi des actions conjointes et des engagements des partenaires ; Soutenir lâalignement des interventions partenaires avec les prioritĂ©s de la DSME et du MSHP. Profil du candidat Formation DiplĂŽme de niveau Bac +7 minimum en nutrition, santĂ© publique, santĂ© maternelle et infantile, mĂ©decine, pĂ©diatrie, Ă©pidĂ©miologie ou tout autre domaine pertinent ; Une formation complĂ©mentaire en gestion de programmes de santĂ©, suivi-Ă©valuation ou santĂ© reproductive constitue un atout. ExpĂ©rience professionnelle Minimum de sept (7) annĂ©es dâexpĂ©rience dans la mise en Ćuvre ou la coordination de programmes de santĂ© maternelle, nutrition, SRMNIA-N ou planification familiale ; ExpĂ©rience confirmĂ©e dans la coordination et le suivi de programmes de santĂ© publique ExpĂ©rience de collaboration avec le MSHP et les partenaires techniques et financiers ; ExpĂ©rience dans lâanalyse de donnĂ©es programmatiques et le suivi de la performance ; Une expĂ©rience de terrain au niveau rĂ©gional ou district sanitaire constitue un atout majeur ; Bonne connaissance du systĂšme de santĂ© du SĂ©nĂ©gal. CompĂ©tences techniques Bonne connaissance des politiques, stratĂ©gies et cadres normatifs et des standards internationaux relatifs Ă la SRMNIA-N et Ă la planification familiale au SĂ©nĂ©gal ; MaĂźtrise des approches intĂ©grĂ©es PPFP/SRMNIA-N ; Excellentes capacitĂ©s dâanalyse, de synthĂšse et de rĂ©daction ; MaĂźtrise des outils de suivi-Ă©valuation, de reporting et dâanalyse de donnĂ©es ; Bonne maĂźtrise des outils bureautiques et des systĂšmes dâinformation sanitaire ; Bonne maitrise des logiciels de traitement des donnĂ©es de nutrition ; Maitrise de lâutilisation des donnĂ©es issues des enquĂȘtes nutritionnelles, enquĂȘte de sĂ©curitĂ© alimentaire et des enquĂȘtes dĂ©mographiques de santĂ©. Closing Date: 2026-10-07 We donât just talk, we do. Lead the change with us. At the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, we work with political leaders around the world to drive change. We help governments turn bold ideas into reality so they can deliver for their people. We do it by advising on strategy, policy and delivery, unlocking the power of technology across all three. And by sharing what we learn on the ground, so everyone can benefit. We do it to build more open, inclusive and prosperous countries for people everywhere.