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Grants Management & Compliance Officer at CCBRT Tanzania
CDI7 days ago
Job Description
Dar es Salaam
Bénévolat
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World Health Organization is the United Nations specialized agency responsible for directing and coordinating international health efforts. Since its establishment in 1948, WHO has worked with governments and partners to promote health, keep the world safe, and serve vulnerable populations, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to attain the highest possible standard of health. In Tanzania, WHO works closely with the Government and health sector partners to strengthen national health systems, improve emergency preparedness and response, and promote evidence-based decision-making. High-quality data and timely information are essential to monitoring public health risks, assessing emergency situations, and guiding effective interventions. WHO is therefore strengthening its information management and monitoring systems to support health emergency operations, surveillance, and performance monitoring across the country. The Data Management Officer will be based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and will support WHO’s data management, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and health information management activities. The role focuses on collecting, analysing, managing, and disseminating high-quality health information to support evidence-based decision-making, emergency preparedness, and health programme implementation. Key Responsibilities 1. Data Collection, Analysis & Information Management – Support the collection, analysis, production, and dissemination of health data and information. – Aggregate and maintain information from WHO and partner organizations, including health indicators, emergency response data, performance monitoring information, and
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