Programme
Assistant
Objectives
- The country team is responsible for
promoting technical cooperation, stimulating interest and coordinating
assistance for health development based on global and regional strategies
and WHO guidelines. It is also responsible for contributing to the
collection, analysis and dissemination of health information.
Key Responsibilities
Under the general supervision of the cluster lead, the incumbent performs the
following functions:
- Initiate correspondence projects on the
orientation of Program Managers; finalize them in accordance with WHO and
departmental styles and check language, grammar and accuracy before
submission for approval and signature; - Organize the administrative preparation
of internal and external meetings, including the preparation of business
plans and financial commitment documents in GSM / Oracle, letters of
invitation, cost estimates and travel requests; assist in the preparation
of documents; sending materials and liaising with participants and others
involved; - Analyze correspondence and requests
received, highlight incoming documents and attach background information
and identify areas requiring action by Program Managers, drawing attention
to important issues. Schedule meetings of Program Administrators,
according to schedules and needs; take minutes of meetings and follow up
on issues requiring action to ensure prompt response to WHO requests; - Obtain information documents for
meetings, seminars, workshops, etc. which Program Administrators take part
in, verify their availability and ensure that they have the appropriate
information files and documents; - Ensure that technical reports and
documents are conform to WHO standards, rules, practices, procedures and
editing style and correct them as necessary prior to submission to the
Representative’s signature; - Use appropriate monitoring tools,
monitor and ensure deadlines are met, and correspondence and requests are
analyzed and processed as soon as possible; - Use GSM to prepare travel plans and
travel requests for official travel by Program Administrators. Make
airline and hotel reservations, prepare travel records, and handle other
related matters upon request; - Track the implementation of missions’
recommendations; - Perform other related duties as required
or directed, including support to the Administration and the
Representative’s Office.
Qualifications
Education
- Essential: Completion of secondary
education or equivalent technical training or commercial education with
specialization in secretarial studies or office administration. - Desirable: University Degree Public
Administration or Business Administration, or related fields from a
recognized institution. Training in secretarial Studies and/or office
administration
Experience
- Essential: At least 5 years progressive
working experience in an administrative role with international
organizations. - Desirable: Working experience with
WHO/UN as in an administrative role.
Skills
- The incumbent will demonstrate mastery;
actualize his knowledge in the use of modern office technology through
internal courses, on the job or self-training. He / she keeps abreast of
changes in procedures and practices, rules and regulations, organizational
structure, in Country Office, organic group and WHO, to be able to brief
and explain procedures to other members Staff.
WHO Competencies
- Teamwork
- Respecting and promoting individual and
cultural differences - Communication
- Producing result
- Ensuring the effective use of resources
Use of Language Skills
- Essential: Expert knowledge of English.
- Desirable: Expert knowledge of Local
Language.
How to Apply
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