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Vector Management Training Modules Consultant
Freelanceabout 1 month ago
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Kigali
Freelance
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Contract Term: 9 months Location: Kigali, Rwanda Start date: June 2026 Contract type: Consultant (seconded/embedded with a public health client in Kigali; day-to-day work will be based in the client’s office (hybrid)THE ROLEWe are seeking a motivated consultant for a dedicated secondment, operating out of the client’s office. The ideal candidate has excellent people skills, strong project management experience, proven communications capabilities and networks, and the ability to think strategically, who will thrive in an agile, fast-paced, entrepreneurial working environment. They bring core competencies in content development, media relations, event management, advocacy, and stakeholder and client engagement. They have a strong understanding of global public health and development issues and are passionate about applying their skills to improve health and wellbeing around the world. Candidates must have at least 10 years’ experience in designing and implementing communications and advocacy projects. Bilingual (English and French) candidates with an advanced university degree have an advantage. Responsibilities Within This Role Include Communications Developing and implementing robust communications and advocacy strategies that meet our clients’ needs. Simplifying complex concepts to make them accessible and actionable to various stakeholder groups by developing and editing compelling content including key messages, fact sheets, speeches and talking points, media collateral (such a press releases, media advisories and toolkits), opinion pieces, web articles, social media content and other creative digital materials, including engaging multimedia/audiovisual content. Building and nurturing networks, including identifying the right media
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