Chargé(e) de la communication et visibilité dans la mise en œuvre du projet One Health PPSB-OMS

BACKGROUND

Le Gouvernement de la République de Madagascar a reçu un financement de la Banque mondiale pour mettre en œuvre le Projet de Préparation aux Pandémies et Prestation de Services de Santé de Base (PPSB). Ce projet vise à renforcer la préparation aux pandémies selon l’approche One Health et à améliorer la prestation de services de santé de base. Une composante clé du projet est l’approche One Health, qui intègre les dimensions humaines, animales et environnementales de la santé. Le projet prévoit également une stratégie de communication robuste pour renforcer la visibilité, la mobilisation communautaire et la gestion des risques C’est dans ce cadre que l’OMS prévoit également le recrutement d’un consultant national qui aura pour mission d’appuyer la mise en œuvre des activités de la composante One Health du projet PPSB, coordonner les actions de communication du projet, et d’ assurer le suivi technique et opérationnel des activités en lien avec les partenaires nationaux et internationaux.

PURPOSE OF THE CONSULTANCY

• Contribuer à l’institutionnalisation de la plateforme One Health:

- Participer à l’élaboration et à la mise en œuvre des plans stratégiques, manuels de gouvernance et modules de formation.
- Appuyer les activités de renforcement des capacités, y compris les formations et les webinaires.

• Communication et visibilité :

- Mettre en œuvre le plan de communication du projet
- Produire des contenus de communication (articles, newsletters, visuels, vidéos).
- Organiser des campagnes digitales et des événements de sensibilisation.
- Assurer la documentation des bonnes pratiques et des success stories.

• Coordination et suivi :

- Assurer la liaison avec les ministères, les partenaires techniques et financiers.
- Contribuer à la planification, au suivi et au reporting des activités.
- Participer à la préparation des rapports d’avancement et financiers.

DELIVRABLES

• Articles, newsletters, visuels, vidéos produits pour appuyer la visibilité du projet.

• Documentation des bonnes pratiques et des success stories.

• Mise en œuvre du plan de communication du projet PPSB.

• Organisation de campagnes digitales et d’événements de sensibilisation

• Rapports d’avancement du plan de communication.

• Contributions à la planification et au reporting des activités de communication

• Comptes rendus de réunions avec les ministères et partenaires.

• Tableaux de suivi des activités de communication et One Health.

• Indicateurs de performance liés à la visibilité et à la mobilisation des parties prenantes

Qualifications, experience, skills and languages

Educational Qualifications:

Essential : Diplôme universitaire communication, sciences sociales ou domaine connexe.

Atout : connaissances en santé publique ou santé animale/environnementale

Experiences :

Essential: Au moins 2 ans d’expérience professionnelle dans mise en œuvre de projets de communication

• Expérience dans la communication en santé publique et/ou santé animale/environnementale

• Expérience dans la coordination multisectorielle de communication de projet/programme

• Expérience dans l’approche One Health ou la gestion de projets financés par des bailleurs internationaux (Banque mondiale, OMS, etc.).

Skills/Knowledge:

Essential: Excellentes compétences en rédaction, communication et gestion de partenariats.

• Leadership et sens de l’initiative.

• Capacité à travailler en équipe et en environnement multiculturel.

• Maîtrise des outils informatiques et des plateformes de communication digitale.

• Sens de l’organisation et rigueur dans le suivi des activités,

Languages and level required (Basic/Intermediate/Expert):

Expert knowledge of French and Malagasy Basic knowledge of English Location Antananarivo – Madagascar

• Travel : not applicable

• Remuneration and budget (travel costs are excluded): Remuneration: 5.491.166,67-MGA

• Living expenses (A living expense is payable to on-site consultants who are internationally recruited): Not applicable

• Expected duration of contract : 3,5 mois initial

Name of the following:

• Hiring Manager : Dr NIANE SIGA Eugénie – MCAT Technical officer Food & Nutrition

• Collaborators (more than one if needed): n/a

• Admin focal point: Ms Louisa Ramanantenasoa

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