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La Chaîne de l’Espoir is looking for a logistics coordinator (H/F), Antananarivo, Madagascar About the Chain of Hope: La Chaîne de l’Espoir is an international NGO founded in 1994. Its purpose is to strengthen health systems in order to give everyone, especially children, equal opportunities for survival and development. We work in 28 countries through a comprehensive approach, focused on the child but also on mothers and disadvantaged communities: Prevention and screening from an early age, including through school health programs. Care and surgery to meet the most urgent needs of children and their mothers.
Education / Qualifications
Training and skills transfer to local teams through our international network of experts in all areas of surgery. Construction and equipment of hospital structures adapted to local needs. The Chain of Hope in Madagascar: Present in Madagascar since 2018, La Chaîne de l’Espoir contributes to the strengthening of the health system, with a particular focus on child health and the development of pediatric surgery and cardiology. Its interventions aim in particular to strengthen the capacities of health facilities and professionals, improve access to screening and management of childhood pathologies, and develop technical, biomedical and hospital skills. The Chain of Hope also carries out actions in the fields of restorative and visceral surgery, the management of maxillofacial pathologies and the strengthening of emergency services. These activities are implemented in collaboration with health authorities, hospitals and various local and international partners. As part of the development of its activities in Madagascar, La Chaîne de l’Espoir wishes to strengthen the capacities of its mission and its logistics teams. The recruitment of a Logistics Coordinator is part of this approach, with the objective of consolidating the logistics function, strengthening the skills of the team and ultimately contributing to a sustainable empowerment of the team in the management of its activities. The position: The Logistics Coordinator is responsible for managing the logistics activities of La Chaîne de l’Espoir’s office in Madagascar to ensure the smooth running of programs in the country. He sets up the procedures and logistical tools in the field, ensures their compliance and their proper use. He contributes to the definition of the strategy of the Chain of Hope for the mission, the drafting of projects, and the sizing of resources necessary for activities. He supports the Head of Mission in the operational management of security and acts as a logistic referent, liaising between headquarters and the mission on all logistical issues.
Main duties
Strategic Steering Procurement and procurement management Inventory management, equipment and vehicle fleet Coordinate logistics at the national level Travel and business travel management Managing Logistic Human Resources Defining security rules by delegation of the Head of Mission Experiences / Training: LAC + 4 minimum in logistics management or any other equivalent training;
Experience
Professional experience of at least 3 years in an international NGO as logistics coordinator.
Required skills
Very good command of French (oral) + written); Adherence to the humanitarian principles and code of ethics of La Chaîne de l’Espoir; Patience, flexibility and adaptability; Excellent organizational ability; Rigor, spirit of analysis and synthesis; Proficiency in Microsoft Office package software; Ability to work independently and collaboratively; Sense of relationship and teamwork; Knowledge of funding from institutional donors (AFD, EU, Interreg etc.)
Job overview
Knowledge of the Malagasy context would be an asset Salary: Conditions: Desired start date: December 2026 Nature and duration of the contract: 09-month CDDU Full-time position based in Antananarivo as an expatriate Unaccompanied post
Candidate profile
Gross monthly salary: between 2,500 and 2900 € according to profile and experiences Per diem and monthly living expenses: 750 € Break and leave policy: 25 days of vacation per year & 5 days of R&R at 3 and 9 months of mission Flight tickets: 100% pick-up and drop off + Leave for 6 months Collective housing Medical coverage: 50% coverage Medical evacuation and repatriation insurance: 100% coverage
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