Location: Nigeria, Uganda, Rwanda, or DRC
Jhpiego seeks a Regional Commodity Access Advisor who will contribute to Jhpiego’s efforts to ensure sustainable access to health products. Under an Unitaid-funded Scaling the Optimal Use of Multiple ACT’s to Prevent Antimalarials Drug Resistance (STOP-AMDR) project, Jhpiego aims to combat antimalaria drug resistance by supporting National Malaria Control Programs in 6 African countries to introduce and adopt and scale multiple first-line treatments (MFTs) over a 4-year period.
The Regional Commodity Access Advisor will be responsible for leading project activities to ensure the consistent availability of multiple artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) that support the implementation of MFT across project countries and contribute to generating global evidence and lessons on how to manage ACT supply to facilitate effective MFT implementation. In addition, this advisor will contribute to the development of strategic market intelligence that will inform and guide partner-supported market interventions that aim to reduce the prices and improve supply security of newer ACTs across Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). The Regional Commodity Access Advisor will ensure technical and methodological rigor as well as complementarities with activities by other partners. This is a role based in one of the 4 demonstration countries (Nigeria, Uganda, Rwanda, or Burkina Faso) and responsible for the execution of project activities within one’s scope in all 6 project countries in collaboration with Jhpiego country teams.
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