UN
Information Management Officer (3 positions - Multiple Duty Stations)
CDD3 months ago
Job Description
RDC
CDI
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Job Description . Qualifications Purpose of the Position In the context of the WHO Health Emergencies Incident Management System (IMS), at the country level, the incumbent will provide security coverage for WHO staff, responders and operations with the framework of and in compliance with UNSMS policies and procedures, including conducting training for all WHO staff and responders, ensure secured environment for the implementation of the emergency operations in the country of assignment. Objectives of the Programme The mission of WHO’s Health Emergencies Programme (The Programme) is to help countries, and to coordinator international action, to prevent, prepare for, detect, rapidly respond to, and recover from outbreaks and emergencies. Advertisement Organizational context Reporting to the Head of WHO Country Office, under the guidance of the Incident Manager and respective Regional Security Officer, and in closed coordination with the Coordinator Security in Headquarters, the incumbent will have the front line responsibility of preserving and maintaining the safety and security of WHO staff, teams and responders; to enable the implementation of WHO’s emergency operations across the country of assignment. This requires extensive
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