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In view of the further development of its activities BTC is currently looking for a (m/f):

International Technical Assistant – Health Financing Expert

UGANDA

UGA/16/036-1B

Location: Kampala (Uganda) with regular field visits

Duration of the contract: 21 months

Probable starting date: as soon as possible

Monthly salary package: (cat B417) between 5.288,32 euro and 7.524,32 euro (this includes the gross monthly salary and the expat benefits: hardship allowance and expat allowance). The salary is calculated, depending on the composition of the family and the number of years of relevant experience.

Project

This Strategic Purchasing of Health Services in Uganda (SPHU) programme is part of the Indicative Programme of Cooperation (ICP) 2012-2016 negotiated between Uganda and Belgium. The Belgian contribution is 6,000,000 €. The Specific Agreement will be for a duration of 42 months. The duration of the actual implementation phase is set at 30 months. This SPHU will, through a programme approach, integrate the current interventions of the bilateral Belgian Cooperation in the health sector (ICB II and PNFP) and consolidate them. This will be done in view of supporting the scaling up the Result Based Financing (RBF) experience in the Rwenzori and West-Nile regions towards a sustainable national RBF strategy, rolled out in other regions of the country, under Ministry of Health (MoH) leadership and in collaboration with other Development Partners supporting RBF. This experience will also feed the longer-term reflection on strategic health financing and more specifically the development of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).

Function

Contribute to the expected results of the health Programme in Uganda by executing activities with stakeholders, ensure continuous quality improvement and ensure knowledge building and knowledge management of the Programme/intervention.

Main Responsibilities

  • As Expert: Contribute to the implementation of the health Programme by providing inputs for planning, execution, coordination, follow-up and monitoring, evaluation and capitalisation of activities in order to ensure that the results of the Programme (outputs – outcomes) are achieved within the set execution deadline.
  • As Advisor: Provide the authorities with all inputs required for the cooperation Programme in the field of health, in particular related to strategic health financing in order to promote a strategic cooperation Programme that is highly relevant, consistent and sustainable
  • As Facilitator:
  • Organise knowledge building and knowledge management in the field of public health/strategic financing in order to create an inclusive, informed climate of trust within the Programme
  • Capacity development of partner entities (selected health facilities, districts, regions, Planning Department MoH – RBF Unit) in order to contribute to the improvement of their organisation, processes and systems and of their staff’s competencies.

Profile:

Qualifications and required experience

  • Master’s Diploma in Medicine with a complementary master’s degree in Public Health and/or Health Economy or a
  • Master’s Diploma in Economy with a complementary master’s degree in Public Health (and eventually Health Economy)
  • At least 7 years of relevant experience in the sector or thematic domain
  • At least 3 years of relevant international experience in development cooperation
  • Experience in institutional support and work at a ministry’s level.
  • Previous experience of coordination and leadership in a similar context
  • Experience with RBF or strategic financing
  • Experience with health insurance is an asset
  • Proven experience with drawing up policy papers, strategies, evidence-based papers
  • Proven experience with giving presentations at seminars and international conferences
  • Experience in dealing with crosscutting issues (gender, SRHR, HIV, Human rights) is an asset
  • Experience in action-research and capitalisation exercises is an asset
  • Knowledge on complexity concepts and management in complex environments is an asset
  • Experience in the country of assignment is an asset

Required technical competences

  • Familiar with results-based management
  • Technology-savvy
  • Knowledgeable about change theories
  • Knowledgeable about health system approaches
  • Expert in knowledge management and knowledge building
  • Expert in writing evidence-based papers (and eventually writing of scientific articles)
  • Expert in capacity development.

Required personal competences

  • Analytical skills
  • Leadership and coaching skills
  • Good interpersonal skills
  • Good communication skills (negotiation, moderation, representation, presentation of results)
  • Very good oral and writing skills in English

Interested?

Please apply no later than October 15th 2017 through our website: https://www.btcctb.org/content/jobs

If you have any additional questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at +32 (0)2/505 18 65.

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BTC is the Belgian development agency. BTC mobilises its resources and its expertise to eliminate poverty in the world. BTC contributes to the efforts of the international community and works towards a society that provides present and future generations with sufficient resources to build a sustainable and fair world. Its staff members in Brussels and overseas embody the commitment of the Belgian State and other development partners to international solidarity. They support more than 300 cooperation projects in some 20 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

BTC is the Belgian development agency. We support development projects across the globe to eradicate poverty. Doing so, we help build a world where women and men live under the rule of law, have equal access to quality public services and are free to pursue their aspirations

Our primary mission is to implement the Belgian governmental cooperation in the 14 partner countries of Belgium.

The Directorate-General for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid (DGD), which falls under the Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, defines the cooperation programmes but it does not implement them itself. This task is entrusted to BTC.

Through the intermediary of BTC's Global Partnerships department, BTC implements projects for other donors, in particular for the European Commission.

These interventions are either linked to our governmental development cooperation projects, or realised independently possibly outside of Belgium's thematic sectors or even outside its partner countries.

The three principal objectives pursued are:

Enhance the impact of the Belgian Development Cooperation

Develop networks and public partnerships

Develop BTC's expertise and innovation

BTC has worked in particular for:

The European Commission

The French development agency (AFD)

UK cooperation (DFID)

Dutch cooperation (DGIS)

Irish cooperation (IrishAid)

Swedish cooperation (SIDA)

Luxembourg cooperation (LuxDev)

Flemish cooperation (DIV) and French-speaking cooperation (APEFE)

The World Bank

FPS Finance (FINEXPO)

Certification for the European Commission

Since 2008, after a 'six pillars' assessment, BTC is a recognised partner of the European Commission. This certification was renewed in 2015. It allows the European Commission to directly delegate certain development cooperation tasks to BTC.

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0 USD Kampala CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week Belgian Development Agency

In view of the further development of its activities BTC is currently looking for a (m/f):

International Technical Assistant - Health Financing Expert

UGANDA

UGA/16/036-1B

Location: Kampala (Uganda) with regular field visits

Duration of the contract: 21 months

Probable starting date: as soon as possible

Monthly salary package: (cat B417) between 5.288,32 euro and 7.524,32 euro (this includes the gross monthly salary and the expat benefits: hardship allowance and expat allowance). The salary is calculated, depending on the composition of the family and the number of years of relevant experience.

Project

This Strategic Purchasing of Health Services in Uganda (SPHU) programme is part of the Indicative Programme of Cooperation (ICP) 2012-2016 negotiated between Uganda and Belgium. The Belgian contribution is 6,000,000 €. The Specific Agreement will be for a duration of 42 months. The duration of the actual implementation phase is set at 30 months. This SPHU will, through a programme approach, integrate the current interventions of the bilateral Belgian Cooperation in the health sector (ICB II and PNFP) and consolidate them. This will be done in view of supporting the scaling up the Result Based Financing (RBF) experience in the Rwenzori and West-Nile regions towards a sustainable national RBF strategy, rolled out in other regions of the country, under Ministry of Health (MoH) leadership and in collaboration with other Development Partners supporting RBF. This experience will also feed the longer-term reflection on strategic health financing and more specifically the development of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).

Function

Contribute to the expected results of the health Programme in Uganda by executing activities with stakeholders, ensure continuous quality improvement and ensure knowledge building and knowledge management of the Programme/intervention.

Main Responsibilities

  • As Expert: Contribute to the implementation of the health Programme by providing inputs for planning, execution, coordination, follow-up and monitoring, evaluation and capitalisation of activities in order to ensure that the results of the Programme (outputs – outcomes) are achieved within the set execution deadline.
  • As Advisor: Provide the authorities with all inputs required for the cooperation Programme in the field of health, in particular related to strategic health financing in order to promote a strategic cooperation Programme that is highly relevant, consistent and sustainable
  • As Facilitator:
  • Organise knowledge building and knowledge management in the field of public health/strategic financing in order to create an inclusive, informed climate of trust within the Programme
  • Capacity development of partner entities (selected health facilities, districts, regions, Planning Department MoH – RBF Unit) in order to contribute to the improvement of their organisation, processes and systems and of their staff’s competencies.

Profile:

Qualifications and required experience

  • Master’s Diploma in Medicine with a complementary master’s degree in Public Health and/or Health Economy or a
  • Master’s Diploma in Economy with a complementary master’s degree in Public Health (and eventually Health Economy)
  • At least 7 years of relevant experience in the sector or thematic domain
  • At least 3 years of relevant international experience in development cooperation
  • Experience in institutional support and work at a ministry’s level.
  • Previous experience of coordination and leadership in a similar context
  • Experience with RBF or strategic financing
  • Experience with health insurance is an asset
  • Proven experience with drawing up policy papers, strategies, evidence-based papers
  • Proven experience with giving presentations at seminars and international conferences
  • Experience in dealing with crosscutting issues (gender, SRHR, HIV, Human rights) is an asset
  • Experience in action-research and capitalisation exercises is an asset
  • Knowledge on complexity concepts and management in complex environments is an asset
  • Experience in the country of assignment is an asset

Required technical competences

  • Familiar with results-based management
  • Technology-savvy
  • Knowledgeable about change theories
  • Knowledgeable about health system approaches
  • Expert in knowledge management and knowledge building
  • Expert in writing evidence-based papers (and eventually writing of scientific articles)
  • Expert in capacity development.

Required personal competences

  • Analytical skills
  • Leadership and coaching skills
  • Good interpersonal skills
  • Good communication skills (negotiation, moderation, representation, presentation of results)
  • Very good oral and writing skills in English

Interested?

Please apply no later than October 15th 2017 through our website: https://www.btcctb.org/content/jobs

If you have any additional questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at +32 (0)2/505 18 65.

2017-10-16

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