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Deputy General Coordinator in charge of programmes (F/H), Antananarivo, Madagascar Organization: Médecins du Monde (MdM) Country: Madagascar City: Antananarivo Office: Médicos del Mundo Antananarivo, Madagascar Description You want to join an activist association and take concrete action for more social justice? Médecins du Monde has been working for more than 40 years to treat the most vulnerable populations, denounce barriers to access to care and make lasting changes in health policies. In France and in nearly 30 countries, our actions revolve around six political battles: sexual and reproductive rights and health (including the right to abortion) migration, exile, rights and health risk reduction environment rights and health system humanitarian spaces MdM in Madagascar Present in the country since 1987, MdM implements long-term programs and emergency responses in a context marked by recurrent crises (cyclones). Interventions include primary health and nutrition, the fight against gender-based violence, and worker health.
- They have sex as well as emergency responses. Why we need you In a context of development and consolidation of its programs, the mission seeks a
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- e in charge of programmes to steer the programmatic strategy and ensure the quality, coherence and impact of its interventions. You will play a key role in structuring programs and supporting teams, closely linked to overall coordination. Your missions Lead program strategy and implementation Participate in the development and implementation of the country strategy Design, coordinate and evaluate programs, including emergency planning, monitoring and quality of activities Develop and secure funding Identify funding opportunities Design projects and write proposals to donors Participate in the development and budget monitoring of programs Ensure project quality and consistency Harmonize tools and practices Oversee monitoring, evaluation and data systems Contribute to programmatic capitalization and innovation Representing MdM and developing partnerships Representing MdM with authorities, NGOs and partners Developing and consolidating institutional and associative partnerships Manager and support the program teams
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- s of projects and technical teams Define objectives, assess performance and build capacity Foster cohesion, communication and team dynamics Ensure internal reporting and coordination Ensure quality of internal and external reporting Ensure liaison with headquarters and field teams Actively participate in the overall coordination of the mission Your colleagues You work under the responsibility of the general coordinator of the country and are a member of the coordination team. You directly supervise the program teams (coordinators)
- projects, medical coordinator, MEAL, funding) and work closely with the field and headquarters teams. What you can expect from us A strategic experience at the heart of the humanitarian decisions of a complex mission The development of expertise in managing multi-sector and multi-donor programs A strong exposure to coordination, advocacy and partnerships A stimulating environment promoting autonomy and innovation Requirements You are the right person if you want... You are a graduate
- e in public health, project management or equivalent You have a solid experience in international NGOs, especially in emergency contexts You master project management (project cycle, funding, budget monitoring) You have a proven experience in team management You are comfortable in complex multicultural environments You master the Office package (notament Excel) and collaborative tools You speak fluent French and English This position is not for you if... You are looking for a purely operational role without strategic dimension You are not comfortable with the multiplicity of interlocutors and priorities You prefer to work in isolation rather than in close coordination You do not find yourself in the values and militant positioning of Médecins du Monde The next steps If your application is selected, we will
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