The Programme Director will lead and champion all aspects of this project, overseeing its strategic direction, implementation, and achievement of objectives. The PD will ensure that staffing is aligned with the project’s vision, goals, and plans to achieve all programmatic results. The PDs’ leadership will be instrumental in delivering sustainable and quality health programmes in areas including but not limited to family planning, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health services, alongside malaria, HIV/AIDs and TB prevention. She/he will play a pivotal role in fostering crucial health behaviors and strengthening the governance of Nigeria’s Ministry of Health and Social Welfare at various levels. The PD will set a positive tone for the entire project and inspire staff to apply results-based approaches for timely delivery of project objectives including but not limited to timely producing high-quality documentation of project’s successes and lessons learned for USAID and Government of Nigeria, as well as quarterly reports.

The Deputy Programme Director will provide strategic guidance and technical expertise to drive the success of the USAID-funded Community Health project. Collaborating closely with the Programme Director and project team, s/he will oversee the development and execution of technical strategies, ensuring alignment with project goals and objectives.

The DRMEL will be the lead technical expert responsible for all strategic information (SI) aspects of the project, including monitoring, evaluation, analytics, and timely reportingof performance results. S/he will lead efforts to ensure accurate and quality performance reporting for the project. This includes overseeing support to community organizations to monitor, document, and analyze the performance of their services and activities and ensure data quality.

The DFO is responsible for overseeing activity operations, including but not limited to, human resources, logistics, procurement, sub-awards, and accounting/finance. The DFO will develop the financial capacities of all relevant staff and sub-awardees under this award. S/he will ensure internal control measures; conduct internal audits; and coordinate external financial audits as required. S/he will prepare budgets for annual work plans and will prepare financial reports for USAID. The DFO must have the ability to develop and manage large budgets, with in-depth knowledge of USG Cost Accounting Standards. S/he must have excellent organizational, analytical, oral, and written communications skills in English; supervisory skills; and the ability to work well on a team. S/he must have experience managing sub-awards for USG funding; and experience in building the financial management capacity of CSOs. The DFO will be proficient in relevant Microsoft programs including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint; and the ability to use various commercially available accounting software programs.

The DTP will be responsible for the technical direction and implementation strategies of the USAID-funded Community Health in Nigeria. S/he will provide technical expertise in the design and delivery of high-impact programmes, oversee, the monitoring of interventions, and their integration into existing and sustainable systems and structures. S/He should have commensurate experience and knowledge managing large community health led initiatives and integrating same to ensure quality healthy service especially at the Primary Health Care level. S/he will have excellent written and oral communication skills in English, and the ability to organize work effectively.