About the Role:
Customs Clearance Officer – Malaria Program
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening health systems to protect populations and improve health outcomes. In collaboration with local and national partners—from government ministries to community-level stakeholders—MSH works to reinforce and complement existing health structures. Since 1971, MSH has partnered with over 150 countries to ensure sustainable, equitable, and resilient access to quality healthcare services.
Position Overview
The Customs Clearance Officer will manage the end-to-end customs clearance process for health commodities procured by the U.S. Government (USG), with a specific focus on malaria-related products. This includes overseeing import operations, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining coordination with key stakeholders including customs agents, the Department of Pharmacy, Medicines, and Laboratories (DPML) in Cameroon, the U.S. Department of State, and local distribution partners.
The incumbent will be responsible for securing all necessary import permits, clearances, and documentation. This includes obtaining duty exemptions, preparing consignment authorizations, and ensuring that all regulatory and procedural requirements are met. The Officer will also be responsible for maintaining up-to-date shipment tracking systems, providing regular updates, and facilitating the swift movement of goods from ports of entry to health facilities.
Key Responsibilities
1. Strategic Coordination and Technical Support (30%)
- Support the formulation and execution of customs clearance and inbound logistics strategies, particularly for malaria commodities.
- Provide technical advice to optimize customs procedures and improve regulatory compliance.
- Strengthen collaboration with freight forwarders, warehouse teams, and regulatory bodies to streamline operations and ensure timely delivery of shipments.
- Participate in the development of SOPs and logistics action plans to improve customs clearance workflows.
- Support the establishment and monitoring of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to import and clearance efficiency.
- Engage in regular logistics coordination meetings, technical working groups, and national stakeholder platforms.
- Represent MSH in high-level discussions on customs and import policy issues, advocating for best practices in supply chain management.
2. Customs Clearance Operations (50%)
- Monitor and coordinate the clearance of incoming shipments, ensuring documentation is accurate and in full compliance with national and donor regulations.
- Review and validate shipment documents such as Air Way Bills, Bills of Lading, and packing lists.
- Obtain necessary pre-import authorizations and permits from DPML and other relevant authorities.
- Prepare and process documents required for customs clearance, including delegation letters, duty-free waivers, and consignee certifications for USAID shipments.
- Liaise with freight forwarders and shipping agencies to track shipments, prioritize sensitive consignments (e.g., cold chain items, short shelf-life products), and avoid clearance delays.
- Maintain records of customs declarations, proof of delivery, and consignee receipts.
- Report any shipment anomalies (e.g., losses, damages, delays) and coordinate investigation and resolution to prevent future disruptions.
- Ensure imported commodities meet national quality standards and facilitate necessary verifications.
3. Risk Management and Compliance (10%)
- Conduct monthly risk assessments related to the commodity pipeline, identifying vulnerabilities specific to customs processes.
- Develop and implement risk mitigation strategies to ensure supply chain continuity.
- Ensure adherence to regulatory requirements and donor compliance standards throughout the import and clearance lifecycle.
4. General Duties (10%)
- Carry out additional technical and programmatic tasks as assigned by the Project Director and Ministry of Public Health or DPML leadership.
- Prepare and submit weekly and monthly work plans and progress updates.
- Contribute to donor and government reporting by summarizing key activities, challenges, and proposed solutions.
- Document project milestones, success stories, and lessons learned.
- Support the development of funding proposals by providing technical insights related to customs and import logistics.
QUALIFICATIONS
Education
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Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Logistics, Business Administration, Management, or a closely related field from a recognized academic institution.
Professional Experience
- A minimum of six years of relevant professional experience with a bachelor’s degree, or four years with a master’s degree.
- At least two years of experience working with U.S. Government-funded projects, other donor-funded initiatives, or within international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) is highly desirable.
- Demonstrated expertise in freight logistics, international shipping, customs processes, or procurement operations.
- Prior involvement in the customs clearance of pharmaceutical or medical laboratory products is strongly preferred.
Knowledge and Technical Skills
- Foundational understanding of key public health initiatives such as HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria, and Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH), particularly regarding their supply chain and commodity requirements.
- In-depth knowledge of the pharmaceutical supply chain framework in Ethiopia, including relevant regulatory policies.
- Practical experience with importation and customs clearance procedures in Cameroon, especially for donated health products, is highly advantageous.
- Proven ability to collaborate effectively with implementing partners to support complex project execution.
- Competent in the use of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems for managing procurement data and generating reports to support decision-making.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to function collaboratively within a team-based setting.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to exercise sound judgment and proactively address operational issues.
- Flexible and adaptable, capable of managing multiple tasks and shifting priorities effectively.
- Well-developed leadership, mentoring, and analytical abilities, with demonstrated experience in managing projects independently and within team structures, while maintaining high attention to detail.
- Able to perform duties autonomously, meet regular deadlines, and manage tasks within defined parameters.
- Comfortable working in dynamic, fast-paced environments as a cooperative team contributor.
- Willing and able to travel within Cameroon as project needs require.
- Fluency in French is required; proficiency in English is strongly preferred.
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Position Title: Supply Chain Advisor, HIV
Overall Responsibilities:
The Supply Chain Advisor for HIV will be responsible for providing technical support to strengthen coordination and enhance the capacity of key national and regional stakeholders—including NACC, DPML, CENAME, Regional Reference Laboratories, RDPHs, and RFHPs—in the forecasting and supply planning (FASP) of essential HIV/AIDS commodities. This support will inform strategic decisions related to procurement, distribution, and overall supply chain management at both regional and district levels.
Specific Responsibilities:
- Support local institutions in strengthening their ability to use data effectively to anticipate risks and make informed decisions that prevent supply chain disruptions.
- Utilize national and global data systems to support annual quantification exercises, quarterly supply planning, and monthly data monitoring and analysis. When required, ensure accurate and timely data entry into these systems.
- Organize and lead coordination meetings, technical working groups, and workshops related to quantification, supply planning, data quality and validation, and gap analysis.
- Contribute to the development and implementation of standard operating procedures, technical guidelines, and training materials. Participate in and facilitate trainings, mentorship, and supervision activities to enhance local capacity.
- Ensure the functionality of FASP coordination mechanisms by engaging relevant stakeholders including health programs, donors, and implementing partners, and by fostering continued collaboration with government and technical counterparts.
- Provide oversight and guidance to the Customs Clearance Manager (HIV) and the Regional Supply Chain Specialist, who will be actively involved in quantification, regional planning, data review, and distribution activities. These team members will also contribute to ongoing data analysis and data entry into relevant systems.
Qualifications
Education:
Required:
Preferred:
Experience:
Required:
- Minimum of 7 years of experience strengthening supply chain systems within the Cameroonian health sector.
- 3 to 5 years of direct experience conducting long-term quantification of health commodities.
- At least 3 years working with HIV/AIDS programs.
- Experience with HIV/AIDS laboratory commodities is an asset.
Knowledge and Skills:
- In-depth understanding of Cameroon’s health system, particularly its health commodity supply chain structure and operations.
- Practical expertise in supply chain management and the ability to apply technical knowledge to real-world challenges.
- Strong analytical and statistical skills for interpreting data, identifying patterns, and supporting data-driven decision-making.
- Ability to address supply chain risks and challenges through proactive problem-solving.
- Proficiency in forecasting and quantification tools such as QAT, PipeLine, QuanTB, and Quantimed is essential.
- Demonstrated coordination and interpersonal skills with a proven ability to collaborate across diverse teams and stakeholder groups.
- Strong command of Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel, and familiarity with digital tools used in Cameroon’s health system.
- Professional fluency in both French and English is required.
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Position Title: Supply Chain Advisor – Malaria
Overall Responsibilities:
The Supply Chain Advisor – Malaria will provide technical guidance to strengthen supply chain systems for malaria commodities in Cameroon. This includes enhancing the capabilities of key stakeholders such as the National Malaria Control Program (NMCP), DPML, CENAME, RDPHs, and RFHPs. The Advisor will support the development and implementation of forecasting and supply planning (FASP) processes to inform procurement decisions and ensure efficient distribution to regions and districts.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support national and regional counterparts in improving data use for risk identification and mitigation along the malaria supply chain.
- Analyze data from national and global platforms to conduct annual quantification, quarterly supply planning, and monthly monitoring of supply chain performance.
- Organize and facilitate technical coordination meetings, workshops, and working groups focused on quantification, planning, data quality, and evidence-based decision-making.
- Contribute to the development of standard operating procedures, guidelines, and training materials, and lead capacity-building activities through mentorship and supportive supervision.
- Promote effective collaboration among stakeholders, including public health programs, donors, and implementing partners, by facilitating FASP coordination mechanisms.
- Supervise the Customs Clearance Manager in Yaoundé and two Regional Supply Chain Specialists in PMI priority regions. The regional team will support:
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Regional-level quantification and distribution planning;
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Implementation of malaria-specific supply chain activities (e.g., seasonal malaria chemoprevention campaigns);
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Execution of RISE initiatives;
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Capacity building and oversight of regional and district-level stakeholders and systems.
Qualifications
Education:
Required:
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Bachelor’s degree in public health, pharmacy, supply chain management, or a related field with specific training or experience in malaria programs.
Preferred:
Experience:
Required:
- Minimum of 7 years of experience in strengthening health supply chain systems in Cameroon.
- At least 3 to 5 years of direct experience in health commodity quantification.
- Minimum of 3 years working in malaria program implementation or support.
Knowledge and Skills:
- In-depth understanding of Cameroon’s health system and supply chain operations.
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret historical data, identify trends, and support data-informed decision-making.
- Experience in addressing forecasting challenges and managing supply chain disruptions.
- Proficiency in supply chain forecasting tools such as QAT, PipeLine, QuanTB, or Quantimed.
- Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams and engage effectively with government and partner institutions.
- Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel and familiarity with quantification tools used in Cameroon.
- Professional fluency in both French and English is required.
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- Position Title: Finance Manager – Supply Chain Program
- Organization: Management Sciences for Health (MSH)
- Location: Cameroon
- Project: Reaching Impact, Saturation, and Epidemic Control (RISE)
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is recruiting a Finance Manager to support the implementation of a supply chain program in Cameroon under the global RISE initiative. The program will focus on key areas such as strategy and planning, forecasting and supply planning, distribution and delivery, logistics management information systems, and monitoring and evaluation.
MSH is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening health systems and improving health outcomes worldwide. Since 1971, MSH has partnered with governments and local organizations in over 150 countries to foster sustainable, equitable access to quality health care. We work at all levels of the health system, from national ministries to community-based programs, to enhance service delivery and public health infrastructure.
Position Summary:
The Finance Manager will serve as a key member of the project leadership team and will be responsible for ensuring strong financial stewardship and operational efficiency throughout the project. This includes protecting MSH and donor assets against fraud, loss, and misuse; ensuring adherence to internal policies, donor requirements, and local regulations; and supporting the achievement of project goals.
This role will oversee the project’s financial and operational functions, including accounting, procurement, logistics, and supply chain operations, to ensure timely, compliant, and cost-effective delivery of goods and services. The Finance Manager will also serve as the primary liaison for financial and operational matters with MSH headquarters, local partners, and donors.
The successful candidate will be expected to uphold MSH’s standards for procurement integrity and demonstrate accountability and transparency in all activities related to finance and operations.
Key Responsibilities
Financial Management (50%)
- Prepare accurate and timely internal and external financial reports, including monthly and annual reports, donor-specific financial statements, and statutory filings. Validate donor reports when centralized at headquarters.
- Conduct periodic spot checks and regular financial reviews to ensure supporting documentation is complete and compliant. Reconcile all balance sheet accounts monthly.
- Serve as the primary liaison with MSH headquarters for budget development and revisions, including preparation of financial data for submission to USAID.
- Coordinate monthly fund requests aligned with approved budgets and cash flow forecasts to ensure uninterrupted project operations.
- Lead the development and revision of annual project budgets in coordination with technical and operational staff. Ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with donor and organizational requirements.
- Monitor project expenditures continuously, enforcing cost control measures to ensure alignment with MSH and donor guidelines.
- Maintain the integrity and proper usage of financial systems (e.g., QuickBooks, CostPoint), and establish clear internal controls and procedures for their consistent use.
- Provide strategic financial oversight to project leadership, offering expert guidance on all financial management matters.
- Implement and maintain systems to track and monitor budgets, expenditures, and contractual obligations, ensuring effective resource allocation and adherence to timelines.
- Prepare pipeline reports and provide regular financial updates to donors, as well as ad hoc financial analyses as needed.
- Analyze spending trends to identify variances and ensure financial performance supports overall project objectives.
- Ensure timely, accurate, and secure processing of payments to minimize financial risk.
- Implement treasury practices that reduce cash exposure in-country and ensure timely entry of all financial data.
- Standardize financial procedures and documentation to promote compliance with donor contracts and deliver maximum value for project spending.
- Lead efforts to optimize internal control systems and improve workflow efficiency across financial processes.
Operations and Administration (30%)
- Oversee the project’s day-to-day operations, ensuring smooth and efficient delivery of all activities and deliverables.
- Manage project property and assets, including insurance coverage, inventories, and asset registers.
- Establish and maintain systems for tracking and analyzing stock inventory using tools such as databases and spreadsheets.
- Continuously assess and improve supply chain operations to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
- Ensure appropriate allocation of shared operational expenses across all projects supported in the country office.
- Supervise office administration, including lease negotiations, facility maintenance, and property insurance.
- Coordinate procurement activities with MSH’s central Procurement Unit, ensuring timely issuance and compliance with service-level agreements.
- Review and authorize purchase orders in line with procurement thresholds and project needs, in coordination with senior leadership.
- Promote strong internal controls and ensure all staff understand and adhere to MSH’s Code of Conduct and Zero Tolerance policies.
- Monitor third-party logistics and vendor performance, ensuring quality and timely delivery of goods and services.
- Ensure full compliance with local laws, donor regulations, and MSH policies in all operational matters.
- Support the Project Director in aligning personnel, systems, and resources with annual work plans and budgets to deliver responsive and high-quality operational support.
- Ensure timely and accurate submission of financial and administrative reports to internal stakeholders and donors.
- Provide administrative supervision and performance management for project support staff, including regular check-ins, evaluations, training, coaching, and career development support.
Compliance and Risk Management (20%)
- Collaborate with project leadership to coordinate and facilitate internal and external audits, financial reviews, and operational assessments, ensuring timely implementation of recommendations and corrective actions.
- Contribute to the development and maintenance of the project’s risk register, proactively identifying potential risks and implementing mitigation strategies across operational areas.
- Conduct regular risk assessments focused on operational functions, evaluating the effectiveness of risk mitigation measures and control systems.
- Lead and support the audit process, from planning through execution and follow-up, in coordination with relevant stakeholders.
- Ensure appropriate segregation of duties across procurement and payment processes—from initiation to final disbursement and documentation—to reduce exposure to fraud and error.
Qualifications
Required Education:
Preferred:
Required Experience:
- Minimum of 7 years of relevant professional experience in financial management, including budgeting, reporting, and compliance.
- At least 2 years in a supervisory or managerial capacity, with demonstrated responsibility for team leadership and performance oversight.
- Proven experience managing U.S. government-funded projects, with a strong understanding of donor regulations and compliance requirements.
Knowledge, Skills, and Competencies:
- Solid understanding of core accounting principles, cash control, asset management, and bank reconciliation.
- Proficiency with accounting software, particularly QuickBooks, and strong skills in Microsoft Excel and other Microsoft Office tools.
- Fluent in both French and English, with excellent written and verbal communication skills in a professional context.
- Demonstrated ability to manage and monitor budgets, ensuring compliance with organizational and donor standards.
- Familiarity with audit standards and the documentation required to support financial reviews and audits.
- High ethical standards, sound judgment, and strong financial acumen.
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to collaborate across teams and functions.
- Detail-oriented with a high level of accuracy in all work.
- Adaptable, proactive, and solution-focused, with a “can-do” attitude aligned with MSH’s values.
- Demonstrated capacity to assess team performance and implement improvements or corrective actions as needed.
- Effective communicator and team player, able to contribute constructively in diverse and multicultural environments.
- Proven leadership abilities, including staff management, coaching, and capacity building.
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Procurement and Operations Specialist
- Location: Cameroon
- Project: Reaching Impact, Saturation and Epidemic Control (RISE), funded by the Global Fund
Overview:
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is recruiting a Procurement and Operations Specialist to support its supply chain activities under the RISE project in Cameroon. This role will contribute to key technical domains such as strategy and planning, forecasting and supply management, distribution and logistics, information systems for logistics, and monitoring and evaluation.
MSH is a global nonprofit organization committed to strengthening health systems and improving access to quality healthcare. Since its establishment in 1971, MSH has worked in over 150 countries, collaborating closely with governments and local stakeholders to build resilient, equitable, and sustainable health systems.
Position Summary:
The Procurement and Operations Specialist will provide operational and logistical support for project implementation. This includes procurement of goods and services, workshop logistics, coordination with government and NGO partners, documentation, deliverable tracking, meeting facilitation, reporting, and administrative support to the Project Director, Finance Manager, and other project team members.
Key Responsibilities
Operations Support (25%)
- Design and implement effective operations systems, including office administration, procurement, travel logistics, and consultant management, in compliance with local laws, MSH policies, and donor requirements.
- Lead the operations function by aligning human and financial resources to ensure efficient delivery of administrative and logistical services to country-level activities.
- Ensure timely and equitable operational support across MSH Cameroon programs, maintaining high standards of quality, accountability, and regulatory compliance.
- Actively participate in project management meetings and represent operations-related functions as needed.
- Coordinate internal and external audits or operational reviews and follow up on recommendations relevant to operations functions.
- Liaise with MSH headquarters and other relevant stakeholders to address operations-related queries and ensure timely resolution of outstanding issues.
Procurement Management (25%)
- Oversee procurement processes, including soliciting quotations, vendor evaluations, issuing purchase orders, and verifying goods and services upon delivery.
- Maintain and implement the project procurement plan, ensuring alignment with program timelines and budgets.
- Keep an up-to-date procurement tracker to monitor the status of all procurements.
- Review and organize procurement files to ensure documentation completeness, including requests, quotations, purchase orders, delivery receipts, and invoices.
- Identify and manage vendors for office and project-related services such as IT, transportation, security, communications, and hospitality, maintaining a current and vetted supplier database.
- Ensure all procurement transactions are properly documented and processed in a timely manner, with deliverables verified and accepted by the relevant technical teams.
- Prepare and manage service agreements and negotiate terms with vendors, in accordance with MSH policies and delegated authority.
- Lead the vendor prequalification process and establish long-term agreements for frequently used goods and services.
- Maintain a well-organized electronic filing system for all procurement documentation on SharePoint.
Internal Controls and Compliance Management (20%)
- Ensure the implementation of robust internal control mechanisms and promote full adherence to MSH’s Code of Conduct and Zero Tolerance policies among all in-country staff.
- Maintain proper segregation of duties in procurement and financial transactions across all MSH offices in Cameroon.
- Oversee the management of organizational property and assets, including accurate and up-to-date inventory and asset records.
- Supervise the acquisition and administration of local insurance policies, as well as the registration, inspection, and operation of MSH vehicles, where applicable.
- Ensure that operational systems are compliant with local legal frameworks, donor rules and regulations, contractual obligations, and MSH internal policies and procedures.
- Guarantee that staff are adequately trained and informed on compliance matters, including local laws, donor requirements, and organizational policies, and that regular monitoring of adherence is conducted.
Facility Management (10%)
- Manage MSH office premises and ensure the provision of a secure, functional, and well-maintained working environment.
- Oversee day-to-day office services, including security, janitorial services, utilities, and general maintenance.
- Ensure the effective management of information and communication systems within the office environment.
- Monitor and maintain office equipment and infrastructure, ensuring proper use and preventive upkeep.
Logistics Management (10%)
- Coordinate logistics and travel for all in-country activities, ensuring efficiency and compliance with MSH protocols.
- Arrange and monitor transportation, lodging, and other logistics for staff travel, training sessions, events, and workshops.
- Serve as the primary liaison between internal stakeholders and external service providers for logistics coordination.
- Ensure that travel and logistics arrangements align with local per diem policies and are executed within budget and timelines.
- Maintain clear communication with vendors and internal requesters to ensure timely, compliant, and cost-effective logistics solutions.
Qualifications
Education:
- A bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, or a related discipline is required.
- A master’s degree in a relevant field is strongly preferred.
Experience: Minimum of 4–6 years of relevant experience with a bachelor’s degree or 2–4 years with a master’s degree, specifically in operations and procurement within an international development context.
Skills and Competencies:
- Proven ability to manage multiple priorities and meet tight deadlines in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
- Hands-on experience with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems for procurement and financial management.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills in both French and English, with cultural sensitivity and adaptability.
- Solid understanding of procurement best practices, sourcing strategies, and compliance standards, particularly within USAID or other donor-funded projects.
- Experience in developing and implementing operational policies and procedures.
- Familiarity with U.S. federal procurement regulations and donor compliance frameworks.
- Proficiency in digital procurement platforms and sourcing tools.
- Strong negotiation, stakeholder coordination, and vendor management capabilities.
- Capacity-building and facilitation experience is an asset.
- Fluency in French is required; proficiency in English is strongly preferred.
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Project Director – Supply Chain Program | Cameroon
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is currently seeking a Project Director to lead a supply chain initiative in Cameroon under the Global Reaching Impact, Saturation, and Epidemic Control (RISE) Project. The program focuses on the following key technical areas: strategic planning, forecasting and supply planning, distribution and delivery, logistics management information systems (LMIS), and monitoring and evaluation (M&E).
MSH is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening health systems and improving health outcomes worldwide. Since 1971, MSH has partnered with governments and communities in over 150 countries to drive sustainable, resilient, and equitable access to quality health care. We work hand-in-hand with local stakeholders—from national ministries to grassroots organizations—to ensure health system transformation is locally owned and led.
Note: This position is contingent upon funding.
Position Overview
The Project Director will be responsible for the overall leadership, strategic direction, and execution of the project. This includes full accountability for the program’s results, ensuring alignment with donor expectations and MSH standards. The role involves overseeing the technical strategy, managing project operations, ensuring quality implementation, and maintaining strong relationships with donors, partners, and stakeholders. The Project Director will also contribute to business development efforts, including strategic positioning, market intelligence, and proposal preparation, to support MSH’s broader mission.
Key Responsibilities
1. Technical Leadership & Project Management
- Provide overall technical and managerial oversight for project implementation, ensuring high-quality delivery of program activities and adherence to work plans, timelines, and budgets.
- Serve as the primary representative of the project to the donor and key stakeholders, maintaining accountability for project outcomes and ensuring performance standards are met or exceeded.
- Ensure project implementation upholds MSH’s reputation for integrity, transparency, and excellence in technical, financial, and contractual management.
2. Project Results and Performance
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Lead the development and ongoing refinement of project deliverables, including the technical strategy, Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) plan, and work plans, in alignment with donor expectations, MSH’s technical standards, and the terms of the award.
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Ensure the timely documentation, communication, and dissemination of key project outcomes, lessons learned, and deliverables. Use diverse communication channels and formats to maximize project visibility, knowledge sharing, and support for future business development efforts.
3. Project and Team Management
- Oversee the implementation of the project in full compliance with the award requirements, MSH policies and procedures, donor regulations, and applicable national laws.
- Ensure the project team structure, roles, and reporting lines are appropriately designed to meet program objectives within the local context and available resources.
- Lead, support, and manage project personnel in line with MSH’s HR policies. Implement a robust performance management approach that includes regular feedback, annual evaluations, coaching, capacity building, and career development opportunities.
4. Stakeholder and Client Engagement
- Establish and nurture effective relationships with key stakeholders, including donors, implementing partners, government counterparts, beneficiaries, and subcontractors. Respond promptly and constructively to inquiries or concerns.
- Proactively monitor and identify new business and partnership opportunities relevant to the project or sector, sharing intelligence with appropriate MSH leadership and business development teams.
Qualifications
Minimum Education Required: Master’s degree in Public Health (MPH), Business Administration (MBA), or a related discipline.
Experience
- A minimum of 10 years of progressively responsible experience in international development or related fields, with a proven track record of leadership and successful project management.
- Demonstrated experience in managing complex donor-funded projects, including oversight of technical implementation, budgets, teams, and stakeholder engagement.
Knowledge and Skills
- Recognized expertise in supply chain management, with particular emphasis on Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E), strategic planning, forecasting, and supply planning.
- Prior experience leading large-scale international projects, ideally with similar scope and complexity, funded by major donors such as USAID.
- Minimum of 5 years of experience supervising multidisciplinary teams, fostering collaboration to meet deadlines, deliver results, and produce high-quality narrative, quantitative, and qualitative reports.
- Strong skills in strategic planning and execution, with a demonstrated ability to define and drive a project vision aligned with organizational goals.
- Familiarity with USAID policies, compliance requirements, and administrative procedures is highly desirable.
- Proven ability to align diverse teams behind a unified mission and cultivate a shared sense of purpose and accountability.
- Commitment to knowledge sharing, documentation of best practices, and fostering innovation and teamwork, while ensuring appropriate recognition of team contributions.
- Strong relationship-building skills, with a capacity to engage effectively with senior stakeholders across government, NGOs, private sector partners, donor agencies (including USAID), and international organizations.
- Excellent communication, negotiation, team leadership, conflict resolution, and diplomatic skills, with the ability to operate effectively in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
- Professional fluency in both English and French is required.
- Preference will be given to qualified candidates based in Cameroon or with significant experience in the region.
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Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals, regardless of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, creed, citizenship, national origin, age, veteran status, or disability that is not related to essential job functions.
In alignment with Executive Order 11246, Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act, and Section 4212 of the Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act, MSH actively upholds an affirmative action program to promote the fair treatment and advancement of qualified applicants and employees. This commitment ensures that all employment decisions are made without bias and that individuals are evaluated solely on their qualifications and merit.
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