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Entreprise : Confidential CompanyLieu : LagosType de contrat : CDIDate limite : 24/08/2027We are a global leader in Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) services, delivering independent quality assurance, inspection, and risk mitigation solutions to industries worldwide. As part of our continued growth, we are currently seeking talented local professionals to join our expanding team in Nigeria.Position: DriverLocation: NigeriaCompany: ConfidentialWe are seeking a skilled and dependable Experienced Driver to oversee safe and efficient transportation of passengers, cargo, or high-priority deliveries. The ideal candidate brings a proven track record of accident-free driving, deep familiarity with optimal routes, and a strong professional standard of vehicle care and customer service.Comment postulerEnvoyez votre dossier de candidature à hr.africa@amspecgroup.com.

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Malaria Consortium recrute un(e) Compliance Consultant
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Malaria Consortium recrute un(e) Compliance Consultant

Established in 2003, Malaria Consortium is one of the world's leading non-profit organisations specialising in the prevention, control and treatment of malaria and other communicable diseases among vulnerable populations. Our mission is to save lives and improve health in Africa and Asia, through evidence-based programmes that combat targeted diseases and promote universal health coverage. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Compliance Consultant Location: Abuja (FCT) Employment Type: Contract Project Overview In Nigeria, Malaria Consortium implements several large-scale public health programmes in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health, State Ministries of Health, donors, and implementing partners. Key projects include Philanthropic Fund (PF), Global Fund (GF), Monitoring and Evaluation support for Insecticide-Treated Net (ITN) campaigns, Perennial Malaria Chemoprevention (PMC), Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC), SARMAAN II, and CORE programmes. With the expansion of the country office portfolio and the implementation of the PF supported ITN campaign across four states (FCT, Abia, Borno, and Kogi) there is an increased need for dedicated compliance oversight to ensure effective programme implementation, adherence to organizational and donor requirements, and timely identification and mitigation of operational risks. The ITN campaign will be implemented concurrently with other large-scale interventions, including Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) activities. This presents increased operational complexity and necessitates enhanced compliance monitoring and quality assurance to ensure that resources are utilized appropriately, campaign activities are implemented according to approved protocols, and programme objectives are achieved. To strengthen programme accountability, improve compliance with donor and organizational requirements, and enhance internal controls across the country office portfolio, it is important to engage a Compliance Technical Consultant. The consultant will support the Programmes Compliance Unit in examining and evaluating the adequacy, effectiveness, and efficiency of systems, controls, processes, and procedures across project activities, with a particular focus on the ITN campaign. The assignment will provide independent compliance support through routine compliance reviews, campaign monitoring, commodity audits, procurement compliance assessments, and risk management activities. The consultant will contribute to ensuring compliance with Malaria Consortium policies, donor regulations, campaign protocols, and applicable technical guidelines, while identifying opportunities to strengthen controls, improve operational efficiency, and mitigate programme risks. Purpose of the Assignment The purpose of this assignment is to engage a consultant to support the Programmes Compliance Unit in examining and evaluating the adequacy, effectiveness, and efficiency of project systems and procedures across the Country Office portfolio and ITN campaign activities. The consultant will provide assurance on compliance with Malaria Consortium and donor policies, assess operational effectiveness, support quality implementation, strengthen internal controls, and contribute to risk mitigation and cost-effectiveness. Scope of Assignment The Compliance Technical Consultant will support the Programmes Compliance Unit in reviewing project books, records, operational processes, campaign activities, and compliance systems across selected projects and states. Specific tasks for consultant The consultant will: Conduct compliance reviews of ITN campaign planning, preparation, implementation, and close-out activities to ensure adherence to Malaria Consortium guidelines, campaign protocols, donor requirements, and WHO recommendations. Identify potential risk areas and control weaknesses and provide practical recommendations to strengthen systems and processes. Carry out compliance spot checks during campaign implementation, closure, and post-campaign activities. Conduct commodity audits and spot checks on campaign commodities, including insecticide-treated nets and other campaign materials before, during, and after distribution. Review campaign-related procurements conducted at state level in accordance with approved Activity Spending Limits (ASLs) and procurement procedures. Support the Programmes Compliance Unit to conduct routine and periodic compliance reviews across country office projects, highlighting areas requiring improvement. Support management in strengthening compliance culture and accountability across project implementation. Deliverables Monthly Compliance Review Reports covering projects and activities reviewed. ITN Campaign Compliance Review Reports. ITN Commodity Audit Reports. Risk Assessment and Internal Control Improvement Recommendations. Spot Check Reports for campaign implementation and commodity management activities. End-of-assignment report summarizing key findings, risks, lessons learned, and recommendations. Qualifications and Experience Essential: Bachelor's Degree or Higher National Diploma in accounting, Finance, Auditing, Business Administration, Programme Management, or a related field. Professional qualification in Accounting, Auditing, Compliance, or Risk Management. Minimum of five (5) years relevant professional experience, including at least three (3) years in internal audit, compliance, risk management, or assurance functions. Demonstrated experience working with donor-funded programmes and grants. Strong understanding of internal control frameworks, compliance monitoring, and risk management principles. Knowledge of donor regulations and financial and technical reporting requirements. Excellent analytical, report writing, and communication skills. Desired: ACA, ACCA, CIA, CISA, CRMA, or equivalent professional certification. Experience supporting large-scale public health campaigns, particularly ITN, SMC, or other malaria programmes. Experience conducting commodity audits, inventory verification, and supply chain compliance reviews. Familiarity with Philanthropic Fund, Give Well, Global Fund, FCDO, and other major donor compliance requirements. Application Closing Date 21st October, 2026; before 5:00PM. Note Interested and qualified candidates who are passionate and willing to contribute towards the achievement of our goals should kindly fill in the application form and submit their Resume in PDF Format before deadline. Safeguarding Requirement Candidates must complete the Malaria Consortium Safeguarding Course on Kaya using this link as you will be mandated to submit the certificate at the point of engagement. Only candidates who provide a valid certificate will proceed with the engagement process. Applicants who do not follow this specification will be disqualified and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and as a result, the process may conclude before the advertised deadline. Therefore, early applications are highly encouraged. Malaria Consortium does not accept or ask for payment during recruitment. We also would not accept hardcopy CVs; all applications should be sent through the application link. Safeguarding: Malaria Consortium is committed to protecting children and vulnerable adults and ensuring that all staff, partners, and representatives uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct. Our Safeguarding Policy outlines our responsibility to prevent abuse, harassment, and exploitation in all areas of our work. We expect everyone working with us — staff, consultants, volunteers, and partners — to adhere to this policy and our Code of Conduct. By following these standards, we help create safe environments and reduce any risk of harm in the communities we serve. POSTULERnonlusif

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Dangote Industries Limited recrute un agent de sécurité
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Dangote Industries Limited recrute un agent de sécurité

Dangote Industries Limited recrute un agent de sécurité pour son usine d'Ibese, au Nigeria.Lieu : Usine d'Ibese, NigeriaDate de publication : 18 octobre 2026Missions principalesEffectuer des inspections et des patrouilles régulières des locaux afin d'assurer la sécurité et le respect des règles en vigueur ;Surveiller les entrées du site et contrôler l'accès du personnel et des véhicules ;Identifier et signaler rapidement les comportements suspects et les incidents ;Sécuriser les sorties, les portes et les fenêtres afin de préserver l'intégrité des installations ;Surveiller les caméras de vidéosurveillance et veiller à la couverture efficace de toutes les zones ;Réagir rapidement aux alarmes et aux incidents de sécurité en prenant les mesures appropriées ;Assister les personnes qui ont besoin d'aide ou d'informations sur le site ;Rédiger et soumettre des rapports détaillés sur les activités quotidiennes de surveillance et les événements inhabituels.Profil et exigencesÊtre titulaire au minimum du certificat SSCE ;Être membre de la communauté locale ;Avoir une bonne connaissance des lois locales relatives à la sécurité et à la sécurité publique ;Posséder des compétences en rédaction, en réflexion critique, en résolution de problèmes et en communication interpersonnelle ;Faire preuve d'un excellent sens de l'observation et de bonnes capacités de surveillance ;Avoir suivi une formation aux premiers secours, aux techniques de réanimation de base (BLS) et à l'autodéfense ;Avoir l'esprit d'équipe ;Posséder de bonnes compétences en gestion du temps.CandidatureLes candidats intéressés sont invités à consulter l'annonce officielle de Dangote Industries Limited pour connaître les modalités de candidature.POSTULERexclusif

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Danish Refugee Council (DRC) recrute un(e) Economic Recovery Officer
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Danish Refugee Council (DRC) recrute un(e) Economic Recovery Officer

Danish Refugee Council (DRC) est une organisation internationale non gouvernementale danoise qui promeut et soutient des solutions durables aux problèmes rencontrés par les réfugiés et les personnes déplacées dans le monde entier. DRC est présente dans plus de 30 territoires de conflit dans le monde. Nous recrutons pour pourvoir le poste suivant : Job Title: Economic Recovery Officer Location: Sokoto North / South, Sokoto Supervised by: Economic Recovery Team Leader Reporting to: Economic Recovery Team Leader Area of Operation: Nigeria Employment Period: Cinq (5) mois Type of Contract: National Purpose To support implementation of DRC's CVA (including MPCA) programme in Talata Mafara, Sokoto North and South of Sokoto State and Katsina State by liaising with stakeholders and coordinating with other departments. Strengthen beneficiaries' livelihoods by providing information, Cash and Voucher Assistance (including MPCA), and complementary nutrition activities. Duties and Responsibilities Supporting CVA, MPCA, and Food Assistance, Agricultural Inputs Distributions and Nutrition Activities: Screen, select, and verify beneficiaries using the project targeting criteria. Support the design and implementation of CVA (including MPCA) and nutrition activities, in coordination with the line manager. Ensure monthly distributions by confirming beneficiaries are verified, registered, and sensitized. Manage the cash distribution process and ensure minimum standards, safety, and accountability are met. Monitor market prices and provide timely market information to inform CVA transfer values and nutrition choices. Provide individual and group guidance on food security and nutritious food options based on market assessments. Conduct training and sensitization on complementary nutrition practices, including infant and young child feeding and pregnant/lactating women's nutrition. Supervise nutrition activities, including malnutrition screening, monitoring, referrals, and reporting. Supervise community volunteers involved in nutrition and CVA activities. Support the setup and monitoring of grievance and feedback mechanisms for beneficiaries. Plan, supervise, and monitor trainings and awareness activities, keeping all supporting documentation up to date. Coordinate logistics and vendor/trader engagement for cash transfers, and in-kind distributions. Conduct post-distribution monitoring (PDM) and follow-up visits to assess impact and address challenges. Submit weekly field updates and contribute to the monthly report for the line manager. Maintain accurate records of activities for timely internal and donor reporting. Assist the Economic Recovery Team Leader with project documentation and donor requirements. Ensure protection, accountability to affected populations (AAP), and do-no-harm principles are integrated in all activities. Perform any other duties assigned by the line manager. Capacity building: Support the Economic Recovery Team Leader to enhance capacity of Economic Recovery Assistants. Stakeholder Coordination: Coordinate ward-level stakeholders in consultation with the line manager. Ensure stakeholder consultation follows protocol at all stages of project implementation. Build and maintain relationships with local authorities, NGOs, and community leaders to support project activities. Represent the program in coordination meetings and share updates and feedback with the team. Monitoring & Evaluation: Work with the MEAL team to design and use monitoring and evaluation tools for Economic Recovery activities. Support regular qualitative and quantitative monitoring through team meetings, post-assistance visits, surveys, and other tools. Collect and verify field data and ensure timely submission to the MEAL team. Help organize and lead spot checks, post-distribution monitoring (PDM), and beneficiary feedback sessions. Participate in internal and external programme evaluations and incorporate lessons learned into activities. Representation: Represent DRC in food security and cash working groups, and in interagency planning workshops when requested. Present program updates and coordinate with partners to avoid overlap and strengthen collaboration. Raise beneficiary protection, inclusion, and accountability issues in coordination forums. Follow up on decisions from meetings and share outcomes with the program team. Experience and technical competencies Education: University Degree in Agriculture, Social Sciences, Economics, Business Studies, Languages or any other related field. Essential: Experience in food assistance programming. At least 2 years of hands-on experience in Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) programming. Experience working in humanitarian settings with displaced populations (Northeast/West). Practical experience with beneficiary targeting, registration, and post-distribution monitoring. Strong knowledge of protection, accountability to affected populations (AAP), and do-no-harm principles. Desirable: Knowledge of the North-West Nigeria context, with fluency in Hausa and English. Good IT skills (especially Ms. Office). Date limite de candidature : 28 octobre 2026 à minuit (GMT). POSTULERexclusif

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UNFPA recrute un chauffeur
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UNFPA recrute un chauffeur

UNFPA is the lead United Nations agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is intended, every childbirth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled. The UNFPA Strategic Plan for 2026-2029 articulates the organization's response to a complex global environment, providing a roadmap for resilience and renewal. It is designed to accelerate the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. Job Title: Driver Job Identification: 37436 Location: Lagos Job type: Full-time Grade: LSC-2 Contract: Local Service Contract – 1 Year with Possibility for extension Job Purpose Providing reliable and safe driving services, you will uphold the highest standards of discretion and integrity; have a deep sense of responsibility, and excellent knowledge of protocol and security issues. You will demonstrate a client-oriented approach, courtesy, tact and ability to work with people of different national and cultural backgrounds. Responsibilities Providing reliable and safe driving services by driving office vehicles for the transport of UNFPA staff, officials and visitors; delivery and collection of mail and documentation; meeting official personnel and visitors at the airport, including managing visa and customs formalities when required; Keeping abreast of traffic and road and security and safety awareness to enable safe and on time arrival for meetings; Managing all aspects of vehicle maintenance; conducting minor repairs and cleaning; arranging for major repairs and service to ensure vehicle kept in good running condition; keeping daily vehicle logs; and assisting in the preparation of vehicle maintenance plans and history reports; Keeping track of insurance and tax formalities; Acting as a translator in local language for official passengers, where necessary; Assisting with general administrative duties as required. Requirements Educational Qualifications:Senior Secondary School Certificate. Knowledge and Experience: Valid driver's license. Three (3) years' work experience as a driver in an international organization, embassy or UN system with a safe driving record. Work Experience driving in Lagos for at least one year is desirable. Knowledge of driving rules and regulations, chauffeur protocol and courtesies, and local roads and conditions, and defensive driving skills. Being familiar with the geographical, social and cultural environment of Lagos. Good knowledge of using HF, VHF radios. Skill in minor vehicle repairs. Languages:Fluency in French is required; knowledge of English is desirable. Compensation and Benefits This position offers an attractive remuneration package including a competitive net salary plus health insurance and other benefits as applicable. Application Closing Date: 28th October, 2026; 04:59 PM POSTULERexclusif

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UNFPA recrute un(e) Lead Consultant – Newborn Logistics Management Information System (NLMIS) Integration
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UNFPA recrute un(e) Lead Consultant – Newborn Logistics Management Information System (NLMIS) Integration

UNFPA is the lead United Nations agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is intended, every childbirth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled.Job Title: Newborn Logistics Management Information System (NLMIS) Integration – Lead ConsultantJob Identification: 37429Location: Abuja (work remotely)Type of Contract: National Individual ConsultantDuration of Assignment: 30 working days (6 weeks)Grade: NOCPurpose of ConsultancyThe primary goal is to provide technical support for the development, harmonization, validation, and integration of Newborn Health commodity reporting tools within the National Health Logistics Management Information System (NHLMIS). The LMIS reporting tools should enhance inventory management, commodity visibility, forecasting and quantification to strengthen national supply chain data management and decision-making.Scope of WorkThe Newborn LMIS Tools & Integration Co-Consultant will support the development of standardized newborn health logistics reporting tools and integrate them into the existing NHLMIS framework including leveraging existing Family Planning and maternal health logistics reporting systems.Inception and Desk Review:Conduct a desk review of existing NHLMIS tools, reporting systems, policies, guidelines, and standard operating procedures.Review the list and categorization of the 41 newborn commodities onboarded on NHLMIS.Review existing MNH & Family Planning logistics reporting tools and identify opportunities for harmonization.Support preparation of an inception report detailing methodology, work plan, timelines, and expected outputs.Stakeholder Consultations and Assessment:Consult with relevant stakeholders including: Family Health Department, FMOH&SW; Department of Food and Drugs Services (DFDS), FMOH&SW; National Supply Chain Management Programme (NSCMP), FMOH&SW; Department of Health Planning, Research and Statistics (DHPRS), FMOH&SW; Development partners; State logistics and newborn health focal persons; National Primary Health Care Development Agency.Document reporting requirements, information needs, and system integration considerations.Tool Development:Define standardized logistics data elements for newborn health commodities including: Compare, Couriers, Stock on hand, Consumption, Losses and adjustments, Receipts, Issues/distribution, Stock-out status, Months of stock, Reporting rates and data quality indicators.Develop: Central, State and Facility-level reporting tools; Requisition and reporting forms; Summary reporting templates; Data collection and reporting guidelines; Indicator reference sheets.Harmonization and Integration:Align newborn health indicators with existing MNH & Family Planning reporting systems.Ensure compatibility with NHLMIS architecture and reporting workflows.Develop an integration framework outlining data flow between MNH and Family Planning reporting systems.Develop an integrated SOP for reporting.Validation and Capacity Building:Co-facilitate technical review meetings and validation workshops.Incorporate stakeholder feedback into final tools.Develop training materials and job aids.Develop and share report of every meeting held.Orient key stakeholders on the use of the tools and reporting procedures.Implementation Planning:Develop a phased implementation roadmap for nationwide rollout.Recommend monitoring, supervision, and data quality assurance mechanisms.Identify resource requirements and sustainability measures.Key Expected DeliverablesStandardized Newborn Health commodity reporting tools, Job aids and training manual developed.Harmonized newborn health logistics indicators agreed upon.Data flow and reporting procedures documented.NHLMIS integration framework established.Capacity-building materials developed.Training of trainers (ToT) workshop and field testing facilitated.National implementation roadmap produced.A comprehensive report of the whole process.Duration and Working ScheduleThe duration of this consultancy is for a period of Six (6) weeks and will commence on the day following the contract's signature.Place where services are to be deliveredThe consultancy will be remote, while the in-person review and validation meetings will be conducted in Abuja. The ToT and field testing will be conducted in a state to be determined later.Required Expertise, Qualifications and CompetenciesAcademic Qualification: Postgraduate degree in public health, pharmacy, health informatics, supply chain management, health information systems, statistics, or related field.Work Experience:At least five (5) years of relevant experience in health supply chain management, logistics management information systems, health information systems, or related field.Experience coordinating or managing national programmes on RMNCAEH, SRHR, maternal, newborn and/or child health, family planning, and/or humanitarian supply chain.Previous experience working with the National Health Logistics Management Information Systems (NHLMIS), District Health Information Systems (DHIS2), health commodity reporting systems, or national health information systems.Experience co/facilitating national stakeholder consultations and technical working groups, including capacity building workshops.Experience working with the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, UN agencies, development partners, and/or NGOs.Strong drafting and writing skills with attention to detail.Good organizational, coordination, and time-management skills.Computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Office and digital collaboration tools are mandatory.Other Relevant InformationThe consultant will be paid according to the following schedule: An initial 30% upon submission of validated integrated MNH-LMIS tools; a second 30% upon submission of validated job aids and training manuals; a final 40% upon submission of finalized tools, training manuals, and a comprehensive report.Application Closing Date: 28th October, 2026; 04:59 PMPOSTULERexclusif

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UNFPA recrute un(e) National Individual Consultant – Newborn Logistics Management, Information System Integration
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UNFPA recrute un(e) National Individual Consultant – Newborn Logistics Management, Information System Integration

Job Title: National Individual Consultant – Newborn Logistics Management, Information System IntegrationJob Identification: 37428Location: Abuja (work remotely), NigeriaType of Contract: Individual Consultancy (IC)Duration of Assignment: 30 working days (6 weeks)Grade: NOBPurpose of ConsultancyThe primary goal is to provide technical support for the development, harmonization, validation, and integration of Newborn Health commodity reporting tools within the National Health Logistics Management Information System (NHLMIS).The LMIS reporting tools should enhance inventory management, commodity visibility, forecasting, and quantification to strengthen national supply chain data management and decision-making.Scope of WorkInception and Desk Review:Conduct a desk review of existing NHLMIS tools, reporting systems, policies, guidelines, and standard operating procedures.Review the list and categorization of the 41 newborn commodities onboarded on NHLMIS.Review existing MNH & Family Planning logistics reporting tools and identify opportunities for harmonization.Support preparation of an inception report detailing methodology, work plan, timelines, and expected outputs.Stakeholder Consultations and Assessment:Consult with relevant stakeholders including: Family Health Department, FMOH&SW; Department of Food and Drugs Services (DFDS), FMOH&SW; National Supply Chain Management Programme (NSCMP), FMOH&SW; Department of Health Planning, Research and Statistics (DHPRS), FMOH&SW; Development partners; State logistics and newborn health focal persons; National Primary Health Care Development Agency.Document reporting requirements, information needs, and system integration considerations.Tool Development:Define standardized logistics data elements for newborn health commodities: Couriers, Stock on hand, Consumption, Losses and adjustments, Receipts, Issues/distribution, Stock-out status, Months of stock, Reporting rates and data quality indicators.Develop: Central, State and Facility-level reporting tools; Requisition and reporting forms; Summary reporting templates; Data collection and reporting guidelines; Indicator reference sheets.Harmonization and Integration:Align newborn health indicators with existing MNH & Family Planning reporting systems.Ensure compatibility with NHLMIS architecture and reporting workflows.Develop an integration framework outlining data flow between MNH and Family Planning reporting systems.Develop an integrated SOP for reporting.Validation and Capacity Building:Co-facilitate technical review meetings and validation workshops.Incorporate stakeholder feedback into final tools.Develop training materials and job aids.Develop and share a report of every meeting held.Orient key stakeholders on the use of the tools and reporting procedures.Implementation Planning:Develop a phased implementation roadmap for nationwide rollout.Recommend monitoring, supervision, and data quality assurance mechanisms.Identify resource requirements and sustainability measures.Key Expected DeliverablesStandardized Newborn Health commodity reporting tools, Job aids, and a training manual developed.Harmonized newborn health logistics indicators agreed upon.Data flow and reporting procedures documented.NHLMIS integration framework established.Capacity-building materials developed.Training of trainers (ToT) workshop and field testing facilitated.National implementation roadmap produced.A comprehensive report of the whole process.Required Expertise, Qualifications and CompetenciesAcademic Qualification: Postgraduate degree in public health, pharmacy, health informatics, supply chain management, health information systems, statistics, or a related field.Work Experience:At least five (5) years of relevant experience in health supply chain management, logistics management information systems, health information systems, or related field.Experience coordinating or managing national programmes on RMNCAEH, SRHR, maternal, newborn and/or child health, family planning, and/or humanitarian supply chain.Previous experience working with the NHLMIS, DHIS2, health commodity reporting systems, or national health information systems.Experience co/facilitating national stakeholder consultations and technical working groups, including capacity building workshops.Experience working with the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, UN agencies, development partners, and/or NGOs.Strong drafting and writing skills with attention to detail.Good organizational, coordination, and time-management skills.Self-starter, proactive, with a passion for issues relevant to the UNFPA mandate.Computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Office and digital collaboration tools are mandatory.Payment ScheduleAn initial 30% of the consultancy fees upon submission of the validated integrated MNH-LMIS tools.A second 30% of the consultancy fees upon submission of the validated job aids and training manuals.A final payment of 40% of the consultancy fees upon submission of the finalised tools and training manuals, and a comprehensive report of the consultancy including the training of trainers' workshop and list of participants.Application Closing Date: 28th October, 2026; 04:59 PMUNFPA does not charge any application, processing, training, interviewing, testing or other fee in connection with the application or recruitment process.POSTULERexclusif

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Danish Refugee Council (DRC) recrute un(e) Economic Recovery Officer
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Danish Refugee Council (DRC) recrute un(e) Economic Recovery Officer

Danish Refugee Council (DRC)Danish Refugee Council (DRC) est une organisation internationale non gouvernementale danoise qui promeut et soutient des solutions durables aux problèmes auxquels sont confrontés les réfugiés et les déplacés internes dans le monde entier. Le DRC est présent dans plus de 30 territoires en conflit dans le monde, aidant les personnes déplacées avec un abri, de la nourriture, des activités génératrices de revenus et une large gamme d'autres formes d'assistance.Job Title: Economic Recovery OfficerLocation: Katsina, NigeriaSupervised by: Economic Recovery Team LeaderReporting to: Economic Recovery Team LeaderArea of Operation: NigeriaEmployment Period: Five (5) monthsType of Contract: NationalPurpose: Support implementation of DRC's CVA (including MPCA) programme in Talata Mafara, Sokoto North and South of Sokoto State and Katsina State by liaising with stakeholders and coordinating with other departments. Strengthen beneficiaries' livelihoods by providing information, Cash and Voucher Assistance (including MPCA), and complementary nutrition activities.Duties and Responsibilities:Supporting CVA, MPCA, and Food Assistance, Agricultural Inputs Distributions and Nutrition Activities:Screen, select, and verify beneficiaries using the project targeting criteria.Support the design and implementation of CVA (including MPCA) and nutrition activities, in coordination with the line manager.Ensure monthly distributions by confirming beneficiaries are verified, registered, and sensitized.Manage the cash distribution process and ensure minimum standards, safety, and accountability are met.Monitor market prices and provide timely market information to inform CVA transfer values and nutrition choices.Provide individual and group guidance on food security and nutritious food options based on market assessments.Conduct training and sensitization on complementary nutrition practices, including infant and young child feeding and pregnant/lactating women's nutrition.Supervise nutrition activities, including malnutrition screening, monitoring, referrals, and reporting.Supervise community volunteers involved in nutrition and CVA (including MPCA) activities.Support the setup and monitoring of grievance and feedback mechanisms for beneficiaries.Plan, supervise, and monitor trainings and awareness activities, keeping all supporting documentation (attendance, pre/post-tests) up to date.Coordinate logistics and vendor/trader engagement for cash transfers, and in-kind distributions.Conduct post-distribution monitoring (PDM) and follow-up visits to assess impact and address challenges.Submit weekly field updates and contribute to the monthly report for the line manager.Maintain accurate records of activities for timely internal and donor reporting.Assist the Economic Recovery Team Leader with project documentation and donor requirements.Ensure protection, accountability to affected populations (AAP), and do-no-harm principles are integrated in all activities.Perform any other duties assigned by the line manager.Capacity building:Support the Economic Recovery Team Leader to enhance capacity of Economic Recovery Assistants.Stakeholder Coordination:Coordinate ward-level stakeholders in consultation with the line manager.Ensure stakeholder consultation follows protocol at all stages of project implementation.Build and maintain relationships with local authorities, NGOs, and community leaders to support project activities.Represent the program in coordination meetings and share updates and feedback with the team.Monitoring & Evaluation:Work with the MEAL team to design and use monitoring and evaluation tools for Economic Recovery activities.Support regular qualitative and quantitative monitoring through team meetings, post-assistance visits, surveys, and other tools.Collect and verify field data and ensure timely submission to the MEAL team.Help organize and lead spot checks, post-distribution monitoring (PDM), and beneficiary feedback sessions.Participate in internal and external programme evaluations and incorporate lessons learned into activities.Representation:Represent DRC in food security and cash working groups, and in interagency planning workshops when requested by the Economic Recovery Program Manager.Present program updates and coordinate with partners to avoid overlap and strengthen collaboration.Raise beneficiary protection, inclusion, and accountability issues in coordination forums.Follow up on decisions from meetings and share outcomes with the program team.Experience and technical competencies:Education: University Degree in Agriculture, Social Sciences, Economics, Business Studies, Languages or any other related field.Essential:Experience in food assistance programming.At least 2 years of hands-on experience in Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) programming.Experience working in humanitarian settings with displaced populations (Northeast/West).Practical experience with beneficiary targeting, registration, and post-distribution monitoring.Strong knowledge of protection, accountability to affected populations (AAP), and do-no-harm principles.Desirable:Knowledge of the North-West Nigeria context, with fluency in Hausa and English.Good IT skills (especially Ms. Office).Date limite de candidature : 28 octobre 2026 à minuit (GMT)POSTULERexclusif

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Malaria Consortium recrute un(e) Data Analyst
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Malaria Consortium recrute un(e) Data Analyst

Malaria Consortium est l'une des principales organisations à but non lucratif au monde spécialisées dans la prévention, le contrôle et le traitement complets du paludisme et d'autres maladies transmissibles parmi les populations vulnérables et défavorisées. Nous recrutons pour pourvoir le poste suivant : Intitulé du poste : Data Analyst Localisation : Abuja, Nigeria Objet du poste Le Data Analyst soutiendra l'analyse des données à travers le portefeuille Malaria Consortium Nigeria. Le titulaire du poste développera et soutiendra des analyses primaires et secondaires des résultats de programmes, de projets, de recherche et d'études par le biais d'analyses de jeux de données répondant à des questions clés de lutte contre les maladies, sous la direction du Country MEL Manager. Périmètre de travail Le rôle nécessite la capacité de suivre plusieurs responsabilités, de planifier et de travailler sous la direction du Country MEL Manager. Le Data Analyst soutiendra l'analyse des données à l'échelle du portefeuille (qualitative et quantitative) pour fournir des analyses scientifiquement rigoureuses pour la recherche, les enquêtes et les évaluations (ex. : surveillance de fin de cycle LQAS, enquêtes de couverture, évaluations de la qualité des données et données de recherche opérationnelle/implémentation), analyses de données routinières et suivi des performances par tableaux de bord. Avec le soutien du Country MEL Manager, il/elle soutiendra également tout autre projet, pilote, étude et évaluation s'appuyant sur la plateforme SMC, y compris le Programme SMC, le Projet SMC-VAS, le Projet SMC-RI, le Projet SMC-ORSZ, entre autres. Relations de travail clés Le Data Analyst rendra directement compte au Country MEL Manager. Le titulaire du poste fournira également un soutien à la Recherche Pays et à la Gestion des Connaissances et collaborera avec le Spécialiste Recherche et Gestion des Connaissances Pays, et, selon les besoins, les équipes projet, sous la direction du Country MEL Manager. Responsabilités clés Contributions techniques (80%) Sous la supervision du Country MEL Manager, le Data Analyst : Soutiendra l'analyse statistique (qualitative et quantitative) des données de projets à travers le portefeuille du pays, et contribuera aux rapports pour diffusion parmi les partenaires. Explorera des questions de recherche et d'évaluation d'intérêt à l'aide des données de programme disponibles en menant des analyses secondaires et méta-analyses, selon des plans d'analyse convenus avec le Spécialiste Recherche et Gestion des Connaissances Pays et le Country MEL Manager. Soutiendra l'élaboration, le développement d'outils, le déploiement d'outils (utilisant la plateforme Kobo/SurveyCTO), le nettoyage, la validation et le contrôle qualité des enquêtes et des jeux de données routinières à l'aide de logiciels statistiques (tels que Nvivo, Stata, R), y compris la maintenance de scripts d'analyse bien documentés et reproductibles. Soutiendra le développement, la maintenance et l'automatisation des tableaux de bord au niveau du portefeuille et des systèmes de suivi des indicateurs (comme Power BI, sorties DHIS2) pour permettre une revue des performances en temps opportun. Soutiendra la conception d'études, y compris la méthodologie, les calculs de taille d'échantillon, le développement de bases de données et l'analyse statistique des données des projets, et contribuera aux rapports à diffuser auprès des partenaires. Explorera des questions de recherche et des indicateurs de performance d'intérêt pour le SMC à l'aide des données disponibles en menant des analyses secondaires et méta-analyses. Participera au développement d'outils et de procédures dans les enquêtes, les évaluations rapides, la collecte de données routinières et la surveillance. Soutiendra toutes les exigences d'analyse de données du SMC, y compris l'analyse du suivi en cours, LQAS, enquête de couverture, données OR, données HMIS (pour l'évaluation d'impact) et autres données liées aux activités SMC. Participera au renforcement des capacités en gestion de données, statistiques et analyse de données pour le personnel. Soutiendra les équipes dans la conduite des DQA et des audits de données. Communication et plaidoyer (20%) Contribuera à des publications évaluées par les pairs sur les projets clés et les exercices d'analyse de données. Contribuera à la documentation des leçons tirées du travail du programme, y compris la production de briefs d'apprentissage, d'articles de formation, de résumés de conférences et de documentation générale. Spécification du profil Qualifications et expérience - Essentiel : Master en Statistiques ou en Santé Publique avec une spécialisation en épidémiologie/biostatistiques ou démographie. Expérience approfondie en analyse statistique (qualitative et quantitative) et gestion de données au sein d'une organisation internationale ou d'institutions de recherche. Expérience approfondie en conception et mise en œuvre de la recherche. Connaissance et expérience des outils et méthodes de suivi et d'évaluation dans le secteur du développement international ou de la santé mondiale. Expérience significative dans le développement de bases de données et de systèmes de saisie de données électroniques (plateformes par téléphone/tablette telles que KoboToolbox ou SurveyCTO) et de logiciels d'analyse statistique (Stata, R, Excel, Python, Nvivo). Souhaitable : Connaissance approfondie du paludisme et des interventions de lutte contre le paludisme. Connaissance et expérience des mécanismes de surveillance des maladies. Connaissance fonctionnelle de DHIS2. Expérience avec les outils de visualisation de données et d'intelligence d'affaires (comme Power BI). Compétences professionnelles - Essentiel : Aptitude à planifier, gérer et prioriser la charge de travail. Bonnes compétences relationnelles et un style de travail efficace. Sensibilité aux questions de confidentialité et diplomatie. Excellentes compétences rédactionnelles et de présentation. Compétences en management et en mentorat vis-à-vis du personnel junior. Grande attention aux détails et engagement envers la qualité et l'intégrité des données. Date limite de candidature : 20 octobre 2026 POSTULERexclusif

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UNFPA recrute un(e) Health Financing and Costing Consultant
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UNFPA recrute un(e) Health Financing and Costing Consultant

Job Title: Health Financing and Costing ConsultantJob Identification: 37426Location: Home-based/remote in NigeriaJob type: Full-timeDuration: 5 weeksGrade: NOBContract Type: Individual Consultancy (IC)DescriptionUNFPA is the lead United Nations agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is intended, every childbirth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled. The UNFPA Strategic Plan for 2026-2029 articulates the organization's response to a complex global environment, providing a roadmap for resilience and renewal.Job PurposeThe primary goal is to conduct a comprehensive financial analysis of the national strategic direction for nurses and midwives (NSDNM2026-2030) in Nigeria and develop a multi-year costed operational action plan.The final deliverables will enable stakeholders to understand the financial expenses required to implement the NSDNM (2026-2030), identify funding gaps, and map funders to secure sustainable financing.Scope of WorkThe Health Financing/Costing Consultant will facilitate the development of a five (5) year costed operational action plan for the NSDNM2026-2030, providing robust data for budgeting, tracking funding gaps, and enabling donor engagement or financial sustainability.S/He is expected to carry out the following assignment:Situational Analysis: Review the finalized NSDNM2026-2030, national health workforce strategy, the midwifery model of care, health financing landscape, current domestic and external spending on reproductive and maternal health, and baseline workforce capacity.Costing Framework Development: Design a transparent, multi-year costing model capturing direct programmatic costs (training, deployment, retention), capital expenditures (equipment, infrastructure), and operational overhead.Stakeholder Workshops: Facilitate workshops and key informant interviews with the NSDNM Technical Working Group and the Federal Ministry of Health & Social Welfare, the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria, donor agencies, and midwifery associations to validate assumptions and gather missing data.Reporting: Lead the drafting of the Design and Validation Workshop reports, including the comprehensive financial narrative report of the costed operational plan.The expected outputs are:Preliminary Costing Model (Week 1): Draft budgeting tool with initial estimates including detailed objective and activity mapping.Design Workshop (Week 2): Presentation of draft costing model and assumptions including budget categorization to key stakeholders for feedback and consensus building.Draft Costed Operational Plan (Week 3): Including narrative report detailing operational breakdown by pillar, implementation roadmap, multi-year funding requirements, financial gap analysis, donor mapping and engagement matrix, and resource mobilization action plan including risk/mitigation.Validation Workshop (Week 4): Presentation of second draft costed operational plan to key stakeholders for feedback and consensus building.Final Costed NSDNM (2026-2030) Operational Plan (Week 5): Including a comprehensive narrative of the context and strategic alignment, implementation roadmap, budget breakdowns, financial gap analysis, donor mapping and engagement strategy, resource mobilization action plan, and risk mitigation.RequirementsMaster's Degree in Health Economics, Public Health, Public Financial Management, or a related field.At least two (2) years of relevant experience in costing health sector strategic plans, ideally with a focus on human resources for health (HRH) or maternal and reproductive health.Proven proficiency with global health economic modeling tools (e.g., OneHealth Tool, LiST, EQUIST).Experience working with UN agencies, government, NGOs, or youth/civil society groups with demonstrated success in building and sustaining national advocacy coalitions.Knowledge of Nigeria's health system and services, policies, and socio-cultural context.Excellent analytical, stakeholder facilitation and communication skills.Strong drafting and writing skills with attention to detail.Computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Office and digital collaboration tools are mandatory.Application Closing Date: 27th October, 2026; 04:59 PMPlease note that this vacancy announcement is only for Nigerian nationals.POSTULERexclusif

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Malaria Consortium recrute un(e) Research Assistant
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Malaria Consortium recrute un(e) Research Assistant

Job Title: Research Assistant Locations: Kaduna, Oyo, and Sokoto Employment Type: Contract Project Background Malaria remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality among children in Nigeria, accounting for a significant proportion of global malaria cases and deaths. The DISBURMA Study (Disaggregating the Burden of Severe Malaria in Paediatric Populations in Nigeria) aims to provide comprehensive, age-specific insights into severe malaria morbidity and mortality patterns among children and adolescents up to 20 years of age. Purpose of the Assignment This is a multi-center retrospective cohort study using routine hospital records of paediatric and adolescent admissions with severe malaria from January 1, 2021, to December 31, 2025. The study sites include 18 health facilities selected to represent Nigeria's epidemiological zones, urban/rural mix, and population density. Estimate age-specific incidence, clinical presentations, and case-fatality rates of severe malaria among children and adolescents aged 0–20 years across multiple facilities in Nigeria (2021–2025). Examine temporal trends in severe malaria admissions and deaths by age, sex, SMC and non-SMC zones. Identify key comorbidities and complications associated with severe malaria. Assess facility-level differences in severe malaria burden and management practices. Scope of Work The DISBURMA Study will adopt a retrospective, multi-centre hospital-based cohort design, using data from 18 selected health facilities across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones. The retrospective analysis will cover hospital admission records from January 2021 to December 2025. Data abstraction will use a standardized electronic data capture (EDC) system (SurveyCTO). A minimum of 100 severe malaria cases among 0–20 years over 5 years (2021-2025) will be extracted from hospital records. Specific Tasks for Research Assistant Receive briefing from Malaria and Public Health team on the assignment. Identify from registers and case notes the severe malaria cases. Work with the medical record officers to ensure that the records are retrieved, extracted and sent to the electronic database using the data collection tool. Capture data elements available in all primary data sources (demographics, clinical presentation, laboratory results, treatment variables, co-morbidities, outcomes, etc.). Respond to related queries and data needs from the project's technical team and key national and sub-national partners, NMEP and SMEP. Deliverables List of identified severe malaria cases in the assigned health facility. Data extracted from all primary data sources. Data submitted from all records. Person Specifications Expert Profile: The research assistants will have a minimum of diploma in a health-related course with experience in health services provision. Essential: Currently working in the pediatric or medical ward of the project hospital as a staff or volunteer. Registered nurse/midwife, hold diploma or degree in health-related sciences, or equivalent subject-matter experience. Significant experience in inpatient care. Experience in the use of electronic platform to capture and report data. Familiarity with secondary, tertiary and private hospitals. Excellent communication skills. Desirable: Experience of collaborating with government institutions and non-governmental organizations or academic institutions. Have understanding of diverse audiences and culture. Have obtained training in health research ethics. Residents in these LGAs are strongly encouraged to apply: S/NStateLGAWard 1KadunaKaduna South Local Government AreaMakera 2KadunaKubau Local Government AreaPambeguwa 3OyoIbadan South WestChallenge 4OyoIrepoIba 5SokotoKwareKware 6SokotoSokoto SouthSarkin Adar How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should submit the application form and resume in PDF Format before 5:00PM Thursday, 22nd October 2026. Note: Candidates must complete the Malaria Consortium Safeguarding Course on Kaya as you will be mandated to submit the certificate at the point of engagement. Only candidates who provide a valid certificate will proceed with the engagement process. Malaria Consortium does not accept or ask for payment during recruitment. All applications should be sent through the links above. POSTULER (Kaduna) POSTULER (Oyo) POSTULER (Sokoto)exclusif

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UNFPA recrute un(e) Population and Data Specialist
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UNFPA recrute un(e) Population and Data Specialist

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is the leading UN organization in Reproductive Health and Population and Development. We are recruiting to fill the position below:Job Title: Population and Data SpecialistJob ID: 37335Location: Abuja, NigeriaThe PositionThe Programme Management Specialist, Population and Data leads the Policy, Population and Data Unit of the Country Office in coordination with all programmatic thematic units and staff to advance UNFPA's upstream work on demographic change, population dynamics, sustainable financing, and evidence-based development planning. S/he reports to the UNFPA Deputy Representative and acts on her/his behalf in her/his absence.S/he contributes directly to the operationalization of the UNFPA Strategic Plan 2026–2029, particularly Outcome 4: adaptation to demographic change through evidence-based and rights based policies.S/he establishes and maintains collaborative relationships with counterparts in government, parliamentarians, multilateral and bilateral donor agencies, UN agencies, civil society, local authorities, academia and the private sector to ensure that population dynamics inform national development planning, demographic intelligence guides policy development and implementation, and sustainable financing supports population and SRHR investments.How You Can Make a DifferenceUNFPA is the lead United Nations agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is intended, every childbirth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled.The UNFPA Strategic Plan for 2026-2029 articulates the organization's response to a complex global environment, providing a roadmap for resilience and renewal.It is designed to accelerate the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Data (ICPD) and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.This mandate is pursued through a focus on four interconnected outcomes: ending the unmet need for family planning; ending preventable maternal deaths; ending gender-based violence and harmful practices; and adapting to demographic change through evidence and rights-based policies.In a world where fundamental human rights are at risk, we need principled and ethical staff, who embody these international norms and standards and who will defend them courageously and with full conviction.UNFPA is seeking candidates who transform, inspire, and deliver high-impact and sustained results and ensure effective external relations, communications, and partnership-building and resource mobilization in a rapidly changing development and funding landscape. We need staff who are transparent, exceptional in how they manage the resources entrusted to them, and who commit to delivering excellence in programme results.In partnership with the Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning (FMBEP), UNFPA provides technical support to build stakeholders' capacity to increase the use of data in decision-making at national and subnational levels, promoting incorporation of key sustainable development issues linked to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights (SRHR), population change and a life-cycle, gender transformative, rights-based approach in short-, medium- and long-term planning, financing and monitoring instruments, and data-backed and evidence-based policy advice for accelerating achievement of the ICPD Programme of Action and Agenda 2030.With a demographic context characterized by very slow fertility decrease, high maternal mortality, high unmet need for family planning, and a youthful and rapidly growing population, it is paramount for the demographic dividend agenda to be clearly and effectively integrated in the National Development Plan (2021-2025), as well as other medium-term Government planning instruments and sectoral strategies.Job PurposeUNFPA Nigeria Country Office (CO) requires the services of a Programme Management Specialist in Population and Data based in Abuja, Nigeria.Under the guidance of the Representative and direct supervision of the Deputy Representative, the Programme Management Specialist, Population and Data will support the UNFPA Representative in overall accountability for the management and work in Population and Data within the Country Office.She/he will provide strategic support in achieving the Population and Data-related outputs of the Country Programme and provide technical expertise/guidance, quality assurance, policy application.More specifically she/he will advise the Deputy Representative on the national development policies in the relevant sector and ensure UNFPA's priorities are well taken care of during sector policy discussions with the Government and the development partners. The incumbent ensures strategic advocacy and policy advice at the highest levels for the assigned areas.She/he will facilitate UNFPA's interactions with the Government at all levels and support the management of all implementing partners. She/he will act as an analyst/advisor, proactively providing the Deputy Representative and the Representative with information on achievement of results in the implementation of the UNFPA programme.You Would Be Responsible ForStrategic policy leadership:Lead UNFPA engagement to integrate population dynamics into national development planning.Lead high level policy dialogue with Government counterparts, UN and other development partners to facilitate the incorporation of UNFPA's programme priorities and ICPD agenda into national policies, strategies and plans, UN systems initiatives and development and humanitarian frameworks (CCA, UNSDCF, HNA, HRP).Participate in formulation, implementation, and review of the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF) and contribute to the UN system wide policy coherence through participation in policy dialogues, thematic groups, and joint programmes.Leads the translation of global and regional frameworks and strategies using population data, trends and demographic intelligence to inform country specific strategies, creates and delivers effective evidence-based advocacy messages to promote UNFPA's programme goals taking into account political and social sensitivities.Provides support to programme teams in tracking Nigeria's commitments to global, regional and national frameworks related to UNFPA's agenda.Utilizes population data, demographic trends and demographic intelligence to inform policy dialogue, strategic planning and evidence-based advocacy on population dynamics and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and strengthens accountability mechanisms to track national commitments and progress toward the ICPD Programme of Action and UNFPA Strategic Plan outcomes.Utilises population data, demographic trends and demographic intelligence to advocate for evidence informed policies and strategies engaging government ministries, parliamentarians, multilateral and bilateral donor agencies, UN agencies, civil society, religious leaders, local authorities, the private sector and media to advocate for the advancement of universal access to comprehensive SRHR, GBV prevention and response, and population dynamics.Utilises population data, demographic trends and demographic intelligence to inform the development of white papers, briefing notes, policy briefs and infographics and other products, by considering the targeted audience.Utilises population data, demographic trends and demographic intelligence to provide innovative technical knowledge and deliver substantive technical advice on current and emerging approaches in population change and data and policies to CO, government, intergovernmental bodies, and the UN.Develop and implement a political engagement strategy and broker policy and political engagements with key stakeholders including the Ministries of Finance, the Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Youth Development, the Ministry of Women Affairs, International Finance Institutions, academic & research institutions, development partners, key civil society actors, religious and cultural leaders on the four transformative results of UNFPA.Strengthen media and stakeholder engagement by cultivating relationships with local and regional media outlets, journalists, and communication networks to raise awareness and generate public interest in UNFPA's mandate and key thematic areas, including SRHR, GBV, and youth empowerment. Support organization of media briefings, visibility events, and field visits for partners and donors.Represents UNFPA in strategic forums, coordination mechanisms, policy dialogues, and advocacy platforms to position the ICPD agenda and the four strategic outcomes under the UNFPA mandate.Support UNFPA's integration and participation in the Delivering as One modality in Nigeria.Demographic Intelligence, Data and Foresight:Oversee support to the Government of Nigeria in undertaking national census, population-based surveys, civil registration and vital statistics systems including brokering the provision of technical assistance, resource mobilisation, use of digital technologies and knowledge-sharing.Oversee support to the Government of Nigeria in strengthening harmonized national information systems, relevant national sectoral data systems including National Health Management Information System (NHMIS), Gender-based Violence Information Management System (GBVIMS).Advocate, promote, and strengthen national capacity to gather, analyse and use disaggregated data to inform the development of policies, programmes, track progress in achieving global, continental and regional commitments.Promote demographic foresight and gathering of demographic intelligence to advocate for Nigeria to make investments in youth so that Nigeria can harness its demographic dividend.Support the integration of migration policies within the range of possible solutions to address demographic change, informed by disaggregated migration data, and to ensure that planning reflects the rights and needs of migrants, displaced people and host communities, including in access to SRH services.On climate change and humanitarian crisis, support the Government of Nigeria to use demographic and geospatial data to assess vulnerability, plan for mobility and integrate SRHR and gender equality into climate adaptation strategies.Ensure the strategic collection, analysis and use of population data, demographic and political intelligence to inform the development of evidence-based advocacy strategies, policies and sectoral strategies and approaches to advance the four key outcomes of the UNFPA Strategic Plan. This includes the development of policy briefs, briefing notes, white papers, analytical reports and demographic profiles.Strategic Programme Leadership and Implementation:Support country programme design, implementation, monitoring and reporting with appropriate guidance and orientation of implementing partners on effective modalities and practices.Act as UNFPA liaison with the Government (the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, other line ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs), etc.), civil society, and other relevant stakeholders on national priorities; and proactively provides the country office management with timely information to guide CO actions within the national context.Support the evaluation of the UNSDCF, the Country Programme and the Projects to enable evidence-based adaptation and scale up.Oversee the management of P&D projects, including budgeting, financial management, monitoring and reporting.Foster collaboration across thematic areas and national and sub-national levels, ensuring timeliness, adequacy, relevance, and quality of programming support to national and sub-national entities.Prepare and disseminate reports on program performance and impact, comply with donor requirements and contractual obligations.Promote knowledge management practices, including continuous learning, documenting innovative strategies, lessons learned, best practices, and support the CO to advocate for scaling up successful interventions with national partners and regional office using south-south cooperation.National Capacity DevelopmentOversee Implementing Partners (IPs) activities and delivery tracks across all the Units, provide technical support for grant beneficiaries, coordination of capacity building and assessment.Provide day-to-day technical support to the implementing partners, which include Federal and State Governments, regional authorities, local government units, civil society constituents and academia in the thematic areas of the UNFPA programme.Support and coordinate the development and implementation of strategies for capacity development at national and sub-national levels within the context of the global and regional strategies.Recommend areas of technical assistance in the context of the UNFPA Country Programme and based on continuous review and analysis of demographic and socioeconomic data, cultural trends and shifts, national and subnational population-related policies, and analysis of the political context.Resource Mobilization and PartnershipsSupport the CO engagements with government, UN agencies (especially in the context of the UN Reform, joint programming, joint programmes), donors, development partners, civil society, academia, and the private sector on priority investments required for the achievement of the three transformative results in Nigeria.Support the CO resource mobilization efforts by coordinating the development and implementation of the Resource Mobilization and Partnership Strategy and facilitating the documentation of best practices in resource mobilization and partnerships establishment.Support CO efforts to leverage resources from government and development partners to expand the financing base for the ICPD Programme of Action in Nigeria by identifying local funding opportunities and contributing to proposal development and donor reporting.Lead technical components in writing proposals and engaging in resource mobilization efforts to support joint programming and UN delivering as One initiative by preparing relevant documents, i.e., project summaries, conference papers, donor profile and participating in donor meetings and public information events.Support the CO management of funds (core and non-core) to ensure efficient utilization and reporting.Contribute to the CO communications and visibility efforts by generating compelling human-interest stories, field updates, and social media content that highlight UNFPA's results and impact.Undertake periodic budget and expenditure analysis, investment case studies and cost of inaction studies to advocate for leveraging public finance, including domestic budget allocations and public investments frameworks to ensure that SRHR, gender equality and population change are meaningfully resourced in national policies and budgets.Lead development of policy briefs, analytical reports to integrate the four key outcomes of UNFPA into national budgets and public investment frameworks.Perform any other duties as assigned by the UNFPA Representative, Deputy Representative, Regional Office or Headquarters.Qualifications and Experience:Master's Degree in Demography, Population Studies, Statistics, Geography, Economics, Public Health, Sociology, Development Studies, with an emphasis on demography, or related field, as well as a first-level university degree in any of the same fields.Programming experience is necessary to perform this task.Knowledge And Experience:At least 7 years of progressively responsible professional experience in the field of Population and Data, with good knowledge of quantitative and qualitative research methods.Strong results-based programme management experience, with particular focus on strategic planning and capacity building.Previous experience working with the UN and understanding of Human Rights dimensions of Population and Data, an asset.Experience in national and/or sectoral policy dialogue, especially in the context of UN Reform and Joint Programming, and the new aid environment, would be a distinct advantage.Proficiency in current office software applications and corporate IT systems.Demonstrated ability to produce quality policy analysis, papers, and briefs.Excellent writing skills and ability to make compelling oral presentations.Understanding of development planning and policy processes.Experience in large scale national surveys and censuses.Highly motivated, proactive and ability to work both independently and in teams.Languages:Fluency in English is required – strong capability to communicate clearly and concisely in both oral and written English.Application Closing Date: 24th October, 2026; 05:00 AM.POSTULERnonlusif

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Self Help Africa recrute un(e) Chargé(e) de mission technique au niveau local (Agent technique de LGA)
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Self Help Africa recrute un(e) Chargé(e) de mission technique au niveau local (Agent technique de LGA)

Self Help Africa, ONG internationale de développement, recrute un(e) Chargé(e) de mission technique au niveau local (Agent technique de LGA) pour un programme d'accès à l'eau potable financé par la Fondation Coca-Cola dans l'État de Kano, au nord du Nigéria. L'essentiel à retenir Organisme : Self Help Africa (ONG internationale de développement) Poste : Chargé(e) de mission technique au niveau local (Agent technique de LGA) Programme : « Améliorer et pérenniser l'accès à l'eau potable et la sécurité hydrique à Kano » (référence : 100117) Pays : Nigéria, État de Kano, zones de gouvernement local de Kura et Garun Malam (recrutement local, aucune aide à la relocalisation) Contrat : CDD de 18 mois à temps plein, sous la supervision du Coordinateur de programme Date limite : 25 octobre 2026 Salaire : Non précisé Profil recherché Indispensable : Licence ou HND en génie civil/hydraulique, ressources en eau, santé environnementale, santé publique ou domaine technique connexe Au moins 3 ans d'expérience en EAH rural Expérience pratique des forages, pompes manuelles et réseaux solaires Connaissance des tests de qualité de l'eau et de la chloration Expérience avec RUWASSA et les départements WASH des LGA Excellente maîtrise écrite et orale de l'anglais et du haoussa Atouts : Adhésion à un organisme professionnel (COREN, NSE ou équivalent) Maîtrise de mWater, KoBoToolbox ou outils similaires Expérience des contrats de service, du financement basé sur les résultats ou des modèles de maintenance professionnalisés Connaissance du contexte WASH de Kano Principales responsabilités Mise en œuvre technique sur le terrain : Évaluer les forages, pompes manuelles et réseaux solaires, et préparer plans de réhabilitation, bordereaux de quantités et spécifications techniques Superviser les travaux des entrepreneurs et mécaniciens locaux (qualité, sécurité, délais) Installer et mettre en service les systèmes de chloration en ligne et les compteurs Assurer les analyses de qualité de l'eau et le suivi des actions correctives Appuyer le pilote de financement basé sur les résultats à Garun Malam Renforcement des mécaniciens locaux et structures communautaires : Identifier, former et accompagner les mécaniciens locaux Soutenir les comités de points d'eau (WASHCOM) et les gardiens Relier mécaniciens et communautés à des fournisseurs fiables de pièces détachées Relations avec les autorités locales et l'État de Kano : Collaborer avec les départements WASH des LGA et RUWASSA Participer aux réunions de coordination et visites conjointes Appuyer les protocoles d'entente et contrats de service Suivi, données et conformité : Collecter et vérifier les données avec mWater Contribuer aux rapports hebdomadaires, mensuels et aux rapports bailleurs Appliquer la politique de tolérance zéro de Self Help Africa en matière de fraude et corruption Pièces à fournir Formulaire de candidature Self Help Africa Lettre de motivation et CV réunis dans un seul document (3 pages maximum) À propos de Self Help Africa Fondée en 1984, Self Help Africa lutte contre la faim, la pauvreté, les inégalités sociales et les effets du changement climatique, en s'appuyant sur l'agriculture et le développement de l'agro-entreprise. Ses trois valeurs fondamentales sont : l'impact, l'innovation et la communauté. Date limite : 25 octobre 2026. Les candidatures sont traitées au fur et à mesure de leur réception. POSTULERexclusif

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IFPRI recrute un(e) Consultant(e) Journaliste – Rédaction de rapports sur les conflits communautaires et la consolidation de la paix
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IFPRI recrute un(e) Consultant(e) Journaliste – Rédaction de rapports sur les conflits communautaires et la consolidation de la paix

Opportunité : un poste de consultant à l'IFPRIVous êtes passionnés des conflits, de la gouvernance ou des questions sociales ? L'IFPRI recrute un consultant individuel (journaliste) pour un projet de recherche universitaire mené avec l'Université de Californie à San Diego (UCSD) et l'Université Obafemi Awolowo (OAU). La mission consiste à documenter la violence et les dynamiques de paix dans 50 communautés, dont 20 feront l'objet d'une enquête approfondie sur le terrain. Date limite : 21 octobre 2026.Recrutement d'un journaliste consultant sur les conflits communautaires et la consolidation de la paix au Nigéria – IFPRIL'essentiel à retenir pour rejoindre l'IFPRI :Organisme : IFPRI, en partenariat avec l'Université de Californie à San Diego (UCSD) et l'Université Obafemi Awolowo (OAU)Poste / Programme : Consultant(e) individuel(le), rédaction de rapports sur les conflits communautaires et la consolidation de la paix (code de position 2026-032-006)Pays : Nigéria, travail de terrain dans l'un des États d'Ogun, d'Osun ou d'Oyo (l'offre indique Washington, D.C. comme emplacement administratif ; le télétravail n'est pas précisé, la mission exige des déplacements sur le terrain)Critères clés d'éligibilité : Journaliste professionnel(le) expérimenté(e) dans la couverture des conflits, de la consolidation de la paix ou de la gouvernance au Nigéria ; bonne connaissance et réseaux dans l'État assigné ; capacité à se déplacer de façon autonome ; excellente rédaction en anglaisPièces à fournir : CV (« Résumé ») en un seul fichier PDF, téléversé dans la section candidatureRémunération et durée du contrat : Non préciséDate limite : 21 octobre 2026Un projet de recherche sur la violence et la paix dans le sud-ouest du NigériaCe projet universitaire, porté par l'UCSD, l'IFPRI et l'OAU, étudie la violence, les conflits et la dynamique de consolidation de la paix dans les États d'Ogun, d'Osun et d'Oyo. Il fait appel à des journalistes locaux expérimentés pour mieux comprendre les événements survenus entre janvier 2024 et août 2026. L'objectif est de saisir ce que les bases de données classiques manquent souvent : les événements non médiatisés, les incidents intercommunautaires de faible intensité et les situations sous-représentées.Les missions du consultant journaliste pour l'IFPRI :Volet 1 : rapports sur les conflits dans 50 communautés pour l'IFPRIPour chaque communauté assignée (50 au total, chacune dans un quartier différent), vous remplissez les parties I à III et VI de l'outil de reportage. Vous devez notamment :Identifier la communauté, la zone de gouvernement local (LGA) et les coordonnées GPS ;Déterminer si des événements violents admissibles ou des manifestations pacifiques ont eu lieu sur la période ;Identifier les types de conflits et de violences qui préoccupent la communauté, leur fréquence et leurs caractéristiques ;Recueillir les informations sur les schémas de violence, y compris les violences faites aux femmes, ainsi que le contexte communautaire demandé ;Rédiger des notes narratives de 1 à 2 pages par communauté.Les communautés sans événement violent admissible doivent tout de même faire l'objet d'un rapport. Les événements pris en compte incluent ceux survenus dans la communauté et dans un rayon d'environ 10 km.Rapports au niveau des événements : Pour chaque événement admissible entre janvier 2024 et août 2026, vous renseignez la partie II de l'instrument. La mission ne se limite pas aux incidents majeurs ou médiatisés : les événements mineurs, sans victimes, et les manifestations pacifiques doivent aussi être documentés.Volet 2 : recherche approfondie sur la consolidation de la paix dans 20 communautésL'équipe du projet tire au sort 20 des 50 communautés. Vous ne choisissez pas lesquelles. Vous devez vous y rendre physiquement et remplir les parties IV et V de l'instrument. Ce volet explore, entre autres :Les efforts de la communauté pour réduire les tensions avant la violence et les mécanismes de résolution une fois les conflits déclenchés ;Les acteurs impliqués et les relations avec les communautés voisines ;Le rôle des femmes dans la prévention et la résolution des conflits, leur participation civique et leur action collective ;Les réactions négatives que subissent les femmes engagées dans ces efforts ;Les formations en leadership, plaidoyer ou action collective repérées.Livrables attendus par l'IFPRI :Les rapports communautaires pour les 50 communautés assignées.Un rapport intensif sur la consolidation de la paix pour les 20 communautés tirées au sort, avec visites physiques et parties IV et V complétées.Des notes narratives de 1 à 2 pages pour chaque communauté assignée.Profil recherché par l'IFPRI :Journaliste professionnel(le) avec une expérience avérée de la couverture des conflits, de la violence, de la consolidation de la paix, de la gouvernance ou des problèmes sociaux au Nigéria.Solide connaissance de l'État assigné (Ogun, Osun ou Oyo) et réseaux professionnels locaux : communautés, institutions, sources.Expérience des entretiens approfondis et du reportage de terrain avec chefs traditionnels et religieux, groupes de femmes et de jeunes, représentants du gouvernement et organisations de la société civile.Capacité à recouper des sources indépendantes, à évaluer la crédibilité de récits contradictoires et à distinguer ce qui est vérifié de ce qui reste incertain.Capacité à se déplacer de manière autonome dans plusieurs LGA, et excellente rédaction en anglais.Sens des responsabilités sur les sujets sensibles : confidentialité, éthique de la recherche, protocoles de sécurité sur le terrain.Maîtrise de Microsoft Excel et Word, et disponibilité pour répondre rapidement aux demandes de précisions ou de corrections.Conseils pour réussir votre candidature :Présentez vos reportages de terrain sur les conflits, la gouvernance ou la paix, avec les lieux, les sujets et les types de sources mobilisées.Indiquez clairement l'État où vous avez vos réseaux (Ogun, Osun ou Oyo) et les LGA que vous connaissez bien.Mettez en avant votre expérience d'entretiens avec des profils variés.Montrez votre rigueur de vérification : recoupement de sources, traitement de versions contradictoires.Mentionnez votre pratique d'Excel et de Word, et toute expérience de collecte de données structurée.Un point d'attention : l'annonce demande un seul fichier PDF intitulé « CV » ou « Résumé ». Respectez cette consigne à la lettre pour éviter un rejet du dossier. Les consignes ne mentionnent pas de lettre de motivation : intégrez donc dans votre CV un court profil qui précise votre État de référence, votre disponibilité et votre capacité à vous déplacer.Détails de l'offre originale :Poste : Consultant individuel – Rédaction de rapports sur les conflits communautaires et la consolidation de la paixEmplacement : Washington, D.C.Code de position : 2026-032-006Date limite : 21 octobre 2026Tous les documents doivent être téléchargés sous forme d'un seul fichier PDF dans la section candidature, en indiquant « CV » ou « Résumé », avant le 21 octobre 2026.POSTULERexclusif

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IITA recrute un(e) Assistant(e) de soutien à la recherche et à la mise en œuvre
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IITA recrute un(e) Assistant(e) de soutien à la recherche et à la mise en œuvre

Vous êtes intéressé par la sécurité sanitaire des aliments ? L'Institut international d'agriculture tropicale (IITA) recrute un Assistant de soutien à la recherche et à la mise en œuvre à Ibadan, dans l'État d'Oyo. Le poste, proposé en contrat renouvelable de 2 ans, combine travail de laboratoire sur les aflatoxines et actions de terrain auprès des acteurs du secteur informel.Date limite : 22 octobre 2026L'essentiel à retenir pour rejoindre l'IITAOrganisme : Institut international d'agriculture tropicale (IITA)Poste : Assistant(e) de soutien à la recherche et à la mise en œuvre (référence : IITA/P&C/NRS2026-058)Pays : Nigéria, Ibadan (État d'Oyo), poste sur site, sans télétravail annoncéContrat : Contrat renouvelable de 2 ansCritères clés d'éligibilité : Ressortissant nigérian ; diplôme national ordinaire (OND) et expérience pertinente en préparation de milieux de culture et extraction microbienne ; maîtrise du yoruba et bonne connaissance de l'anglaisPièces à fournir : Formulaire de candidature en ligne, lettre de motivation détaillée et CV enregistré à votre nom au format Microsoft WordSalaire : Non précisé (« salaire très compétitif » selon l'annonce)Date limite : 22 octobre 2026Les missions de l'Assistant de recherche et de mise en œuvre à l'IITASoutien à la recherche en sécurité sanitaire des alimentsPréparer les milieux de culture et autres matériels pour la recherche.Participer à la préparation des échantillons, à l'extraction des aflatoxines, à l'isolement microbien et à l'entretien des cultures fongiques.Aider à la collecte de données de terrain : visites de sites, entretiens avec des informateurs clés, évaluations de marchés ou d'installations.Réaliser toute autre tâche confiée par le superviseur.Soutien à la mise en œuvre : sensibilisation et acteurs du secteur informelContribuer aux actions de sensibilisation, avec des démonstrations sur l'utilisation d'Aflasafe®, des sacs de stockage hermétiques et des cartes d'humidité.Participer au renforcement des capacités des acteurs du secteur informel.Maintenir la communication avec les parties prenantes concernées.Profil recherché par l'IITAQualification : un diplôme national ordinaire (OND), avec un minimum de huit (8) ans d'expérience pertinente dans la préparation des milieux de culture et l'extraction microbienne.Compétences attendues :Usage d'outils numériques de collecte de données de terrain (KoboToolbox, ODK).Excellente organisation et gestion du temps.Expérience de la gestion des parties prenantes dans le secteur informel.Excellentes aptitudes de communication et de relations interpersonnelles, avec maîtrise du yoruba et bonne connaissance de l'anglais.Capacité à travailler en autonomie comme en équipe multidisciplinaire, avec précision et sens du détail.Une certification en sécurité sanitaire des aliments est un atout.RémunérationNous offrons un salaire très compétitif, des avantages sociaux tout aussi attractifs et d'excellentes conditions de travail dans un cadre de campus agréable.Méthode d'applicationLes candidats intéressés doivent remplir le formulaire de candidature en ligne, en y joignant une lettre de motivation détaillée et un curriculum vitae enregistré à leur nom au format Microsoft Word, sur le site web de l'IITA, au plus tard le 22 octobre 2026.L'IITA est un employeur qui souscrit au principe de l'égalité des chances et s'engage à constituer un personnel diversifié, encourageant particulièrement les candidatures féminines. Toutes les candidatures seront accusées réception, mais seules les personnes présélectionnées seront contactées.POSTULERexclusif

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