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National consultancy to cost the National Health Sector Development Plan, Antananarivo, Madagascar
CDI4 months ago
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Antananarivo
Freelance
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Intitulé du poste : Consultant national pour le chiffrage du Plan National de Développement du Secteur Santé (PDSS)
Lieu : Antananarivo, Madagascar (télétravail)
Durée : 3 mois
Référence : Req#594329
L'UNICEF recherche un consultant pour chiffrer le Plan National de Développement du Secteur Santé (PDSS) de Madagascar, en mettant l'accent sur la viabilité financière et l'alignement avec les ressources nationales. Le consultant élaborera une méthodologie de chiffrage participative, animera des consultations avec les parties prenantes et produira des recommandations actionnables pour la priorisation.
Le poste requiert une expérience approfondie en économie de la santé et en planification de la santé publique, en particulier dans les pays à faible ou moyen revenu. La mission se déroulera sur trois mois, en télétravail.
Qualifications et expérience
Master en Santé Publique, Économie de la Santé ou domaine connexe Au moins 10 ans d'expérience en économie/financement de la santé 3 à 5 ans d'expérience directe en chiffrage de plans Expérience de travail avec des ministères et des partenaires de développement Maîtrise du français et du malgache, bon niveau d'anglais Capacité à interagir avec des hauts responsables et parties prenantes Connaissance des processus de planification sanitaire à Madagascar Familiarité avec des outils de chiffrage tels que One Health Tool et Excel
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UNICEF is seeking a consultant to cost the National Health Sector Development Plan (PDSS) for Madagascar, focusing on financial sustainability and alignment with national resources. The consultant will develop a participatory costing methodology, conduct stakeholder engagement, and produce actionable recommendations for prioritization. The role requires extensive experience in health economics and public health planning, particularly in low or middle-income countries. The consultancy will last for three months and is based. MA in Public Health, Health Economics, or related field At least 10 years of experience in health economics/financing 3-5 years of direct costing experience Experience with government ministries and development partners Fluency in French and Malagasy, strong English skills Ability to engage senior officials and stakeholders Knowledge of Malagasy health planning processes Familiarity with costing tools like One Health Tool and Excel
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