Jhpiego is implementing a five-year Urban Health Activity in Kampala, Mukono and Wakiso with funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The Activity aims to strengthen urban health systems and improve equitable health outcomes among all urban dwellers by working with districts, municipalities, and the Kampala Capital City Authority to provide quality primary healthcare services. It also focuses on optimizing available resources and enhancing private sector capacity to ensure sustainable improvements in health outcomes and a more resilient urban healthcare system. The Activity will address poor quality of care, congestion in public health facilities, uncoordinated referral system, weak community and surveillance structures, limited private sector capacity, and gaps in enabling environment results in poor health outcomes. The project's key expected results include the following: improved access to and use of quality, maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH), family planning/reproductive health (FP/RH), nutrition, and malaria services and improved disease outbreak response.
Purpose of Position
The Knowledge Management and communications Manager will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining a comprehensive knowledge management system to capture, store, and share knowledge and best practices across the organization. S/he will develop and implement effective communication strategies to promote health initiatives and stakeholder engagements. S/he will manage information flow, ensure accurate messaging across various channels, and produce quality content to share program achievements and resources. S/he will work with the project staff and the Jhpiego KM unit to ensure that information developed within the Urban Health Activity is shared and transformed into readily available knowledge that supports effective decision-making.
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