Vacancy at the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) For FP/RHCS Specialist, NOC

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the leading UN organization in Reproductive Health and Population and Development, is recruiting personnel for the vacant position below:

Job Title: FP/RHCS Specialist, NOC
Job ID: 17984
Location: Abuja, Nigeria Country Office – NOC
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Regular
Duration: One year (Renewable based on satisfactory performance)
Organizational Setting
• The Global Programme to enhance Reproductive Health Commodities Security (GPRHCS) is a part of the UNFPA’s global efforts to improve access to and utilization of family planning commodities worldwide.
• The Global programme works with national governments to strengthen or establish secure, reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable systems to ensure supply of and demand for a wide range of reproductive health commodities: including contraceptives and condoms.
• With support from the GPRHCS, the UNFPA Country Office in the Federal Republic of Nigeria is working closely with Federal, States and Local Government counterparts in support of government-led efforts to all aspects of in-country demand for Family Planning services.
Job Purpose
• Under the overall guidance of the UNFPA Resident Representative in Nigeria and the direct supervision of the Deputy Representative, the Family Planning/ Reproductive Health Commodity Security (FP/RHCS) Specialist will work closely with the National RHCS Analyst and Programme Teams in the UNFPA Country office.
• S/he will also work closely with different Nigerian Federal and State Ministry of Health Departments, Local Governments, NGOs and partners to enhance Reproductive Health Commodity security (RHCS).
• Provide leadership and technical support to national efforts to analyze RH commodity systems, to design the health commodity supply logistic in line with the health priorities defined in the National Health Strategy, and the national FP/RHCS plans.


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