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Project Officer at Plan International Tanzania
RÉCENTCDI1 day ago
Job Description
Zanzibar
CDI
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Willows International Tanzania (WIT) is a non-profit International Organization registered in the United Republic of Tanzania and Zanzibar. WIT is mainly focused on working collaboratively with and providing close technical and implementation support to the Government of Tanzania and the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, through the Ministries of Health (MOH) and PORALGSD, to institutionalize and operationalize robust, sustainable, and strengthened health systems. WIT’s work particularly focuses on data-driven and outcome-based implementation of the national Community Based Health Program; strengthened and intensified supportive supervision and monitoring of field teams; building the capacity of Health Care Providers, Supervisors, Community Health Workers and Health Facility Governing Committees and equipping them with simplified and effective systems and tools; systematic prioritization of client visits and customized follow-up based on identified health needs within communities; strengthening responsive referral systems; bridging the demand and supply sides of health service delivery; designing and implementing evidence-based, high impact RMNCAH intervention packages; and improving effective access to and utilization of quality RMNCAH services across the country. Through these efforts, Willows International aims to support the Governments in achieving significant and sustainable improvements in health outcomes, including averting preventable maternal and child deaths, improving the quality of life of communities, and ensuring that no one is left behind. To support the effective delivery of this mandate, Willows International Tanzania (WIT) invites suitably qualified and motivated candidates
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