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Overview
The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) is a global health organization committed to saving lives and reducing the burden of disease in low-and middle-income countries, while strengthening the capabilities of governments and the private sector in those countries to create and sustain high-quality health systems that can succeed without our assistance. For more information, please visit: http://www.clintonhealthaccess.org.
CHAI is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and is committed to providing an environment of fairness, and mutual respect where all applicants have access to equal employment opportunities. CHAI values diversity and inclusion and recognizes that our mission is best advanced by the leadership and contributions of people with diverse experience, backgrounds, and culture.
Cameroon Program Overview
CHAI started working in Cameroon in 2007 with a focus on improving access to HIV diagnosis, care, and treatment. We are helping to increase access to pediatric and second line antiretrovirals as well as strengthening HIV laboratory systems to better diagnose the disease. Since then, our partnership with the government of Cameroon has evolved to include cross-cutting health system strengthening efforts, including supporting the roll out of universal health coverage. We are also working to strengthen the health product supply chain, introduce and roll out innovative point-of-care technologies and cold chain equipment to ensure the potency and delivery of lifesaving vaccinations. CHAI has also supported the government in its efforts to save the lives of women and infants through mentoring of healthcare workers, increasing access to long-acting contraceptives, and introducing new and improved vaccines for diseases such as cancer-causing human papilloma virus (HPV), rotavirus, diarrhea, and poliomyelitis.
CHAI is equally supporting the government to improve access to medical oxygen and the national public health laboratory to decentralize COVID-19 testing. In addition, we are collaborating with the ministry of health to improve access to cancer treatment by lowering prices and enabling procurement of key chemotherapy drugs. Furthermore, we are working with the government through its National Malaria Control Program (NMCP), to build sustainable access to timely and high-quality information across relevant levels of the health system and help programs to routinely use data and generated analytics to inform programmatic and strategic planning and operations.
CHAI recently initiated engagement with the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health (MoH) to strengthen the clinical research ecosystem in Cameroon, the Central African Sub-region and Sub-Saharan Africa as a whole. Through this engagement, CHAI in collaboration with the Design Analyze and Communicate (DAC) arm of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, seeks to promote an enabling environment for the conduct of clinical research in Cameroon and the African continent, with informativeness as a core guiding principle and foundational value for planning and running clinical research projects. The project seeks to help investigators to optimize their studies for informativeness and impact by building their capacity to integrate the 16 DAC best practices for clinical research in their research protocols, as well as the use of other novel tools such as the open-source clinical trial simulation software, target policy profile, statistical analysis and communication plan templates amongst others. Towards this vision, the DAC-Africa (DAC-A) Pilot will establish a local presence in Cameroon, with the vision of constructing an Africa-based network of clinical research experts to customize and apply DAC processes and tools for the African context.
Overview of Role
CHAI is seeking for a highly motivated, results-oriented, resourceful, entrepreneurial individual with outstanding problem-solving ability to work as Program Analyst, DAC-A pilot. The Analyst will be expected to provide analytical support for all DAC-A pilot related work. In particular, the Analyst will drive digitization related program work. The Analyst will also be responsible for supporting the development of policies and procedures, assisting with budgeting processes, tracking, and evaluating operational and program performance, and identifying and resolving any issues.The successful candidate will be required to work with government officials, implementing partners and team members across CHAI, as well as with DAC-A leadership and steering committees. The right candidate should, therefore, possess excellent data science, communication/negotiation, organizational and management skills, as well as a high degree of self-confidence. The Analyst must be able to function independently and have a strong commitment to excellence.
The Program Analyst will report to the Program Manager, DAC-A pilot. This position will be based in Yaoundé – Cameroon with 20 to 30% of domestic travel envisaged.
Responsibilities
Lead activities related to the development and use of a digital platform by the National regulatory authority and the National Ethics Committee to review clinical research protocols.
Take the lead in the development and trial of an Electronic Medical Record platform (EMR) in health facilities of partner organizations.
Lead efforts to convert existing paper based medical records into digitized data stored in the EMR platform.
Support in maintaining the DAC-A website and submission portals.
Ensure DAC-A resources are available in both English and French.
Establish and maintain strong working relationships with individuals across government programs, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local academic institutions and other key stakeholders to ensure skills transfer and ownership.
Support the development and implementation of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems to assess progress against project goals on a regular basis in coordination with the Program Manager and provide prioritized recommendations to address key identified gaps.
Support in strategic areas for expansion and fundraising efforts.
Support implementing partners, CHAI country and global teams in the development and review of strategic plans, national guidelines, standard operating procedures (SOPs), training materials and other project related documents with help from the Program Manager.
Collect and analyze data (quantitative and qualitative), identify trends, and prepare reports as needed to support decision making.
Represent CHAI at external technical meetings within the country and assist to develop and document dissemination materials from these meetings.
Assist the program manager with the development of guidelines, workplans, budgets and other materials for key activities, and in the planning, analysis, and evaluation of the effectiveness of operations and programs.
Perform other duties that may be assigned by the Program Manager.
Qualifications- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Computer Science, data science or a related field.
2+ years of experience as a Program Analyst, or in a similar role in the private/public sector.
Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
Knowledge in various programming languages such as Python, R, SQL etc.
Solid mastery in the use of data visualization software’s such as Tableau, Power BI, google analytics etc.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic, multicultural and high-pressure environment, to handle multiple tasks simultaneously and to effectively prioritize.
Experience in composing briefs, proposals, technical reports, guidelines, Standard Operating Procedures etc.
Experience in conceiving, planning, and executing programs or projects with verifiable results and little oversight.
Ability to collect and analyse both quantitative and qualitative data.
Good critical thinking, problem-solving and analytical skills.
Good interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build effective working relationships with government and NGO representatives.
Excellent command of written and spoken French for business purposes, proficiency in English.
Strong openness to constructive feedback and willingness to improve.
Advantages
Advanced degree such as master’s degree in computer science, statistics, data science or related field.
Experience managing large data.
Experience managing websites and portals.
Experience living or working in resource-limited settings.
Experience in conducting academic or medical research.
Peer-reviewed publication history.
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Overview

The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) is a global health organization committed to saving lives and reducing the burden of disease in low-and middle-income countries, while strengthening the capabilities of governments and the private sector in those countries to create and sustain high-quality health systems that can succeed without our assistance. For more information, please visit: http://www.clintonhealthaccess.org.

CHAI is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and is committed to providing an environment of fairness, and mutual respect where all applicants have access to equal employment opportunities. CHAI values diversity and inclusion and recognizes that our mission is best advanced by the leadership and contributions of people with diverse experience, backgrounds, and culture.

Cameroon Program Overview

CHAI started working in Cameroon in 2007 with a focus on improving access to HIV diagnosis, care, and treatment. We are helping to increase access to pediatric and second line antiretrovirals as well as strengthening HIV laboratory systems to better diagnose the disease. Since then, our partnership with the government of Cameroon has evolved to include cross-cutting health system strengthening efforts, including supporting the roll out of universal health coverage. We are also working to strengthen the health product supply chain, introduce and roll out innovative point-of-care technologies and cold chain equipment to ensure the potency and delivery of lifesaving vaccinations. CHAI has also supported the government in its efforts to save the lives of women and infants through mentoring of healthcare workers, increasing access to long-acting contraceptives, and introducing new and improved vaccines for diseases such as cancer-causing human papilloma virus (HPV), rotavirus, diarrhea, and poliomyelitis.

CHAI is equally supporting the government to improve access to medical oxygen and the national public health laboratory to decentralize COVID-19 testing. In addition, we are collaborating with the ministry of health to improve access to cancer treatment by lowering prices and enabling procurement of key chemotherapy drugs. Furthermore, we are working with the government through its National Malaria Control Program (NMCP), to build sustainable access to timely and high-quality information across relevant levels of the health system and help programs to routinely use data and generated analytics to inform programmatic and strategic planning and operations.

CHAI recently initiated engagement with the Cameroon Ministry of Public Health (MoH) to strengthen the clinical research ecosystem in Cameroon, the Central African Sub-region and Sub-Saharan Africa as a whole. Through this engagement, CHAI in collaboration with the Design Analyze and Communicate (DAC) arm of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, seeks to promote an enabling environment for the conduct of clinical research in Cameroon and the African continent, with informativeness as a core guiding principle and foundational value for planning and running clinical research projects. The project seeks to help investigators to optimize their studies for informativeness and impact by building their capacity to integrate the 16 DAC best practices for clinical research in their research protocols, as well as the use of other novel tools such as the open-source clinical trial simulation software, target policy profile, statistical analysis and communication plan templates amongst others. Towards this vision, the DAC-Africa (DAC-A) Pilot will establish a local presence in Cameroon, with the vision of constructing an Africa-based network of clinical research experts to customize and apply DAC processes and tools for the African context.

Overview of Role

CHAI is seeking for a highly motivated, results-oriented, resourceful, entrepreneurial individual with outstanding problem-solving ability to work as Program Analyst, DAC-A pilot. The Analyst will be expected to provide analytical support for all DAC-A pilot related work. In particular, the Analyst will drive digitization related program work. The Analyst will also be responsible for supporting the development of policies and procedures, assisting with budgeting processes, tracking, and evaluating operational and program performance, and identifying and resolving any issues.
The successful candidate will be required to work with government officials, implementing partners and team members across CHAI, as well as with DAC-A leadership and steering committees. The right candidate should, therefore, possess excellent data science, communication/negotiation, organizational and management skills, as well as a high degree of self-confidence. The Analyst must be able to function independently and have a strong commitment to excellence.

The Program Analyst will report to the Program Manager, DAC-A pilot. This position will be based in Yaoundé – Cameroon with 20 to 30% of domestic travel envisaged.

Responsibilities

  • Lead activities related to the development and use of a digital platform by the National regulatory authority and the National Ethics Committee to review clinical research protocols.
  • Take the lead in the development and trial of an Electronic Medical Record platform (EMR) in health facilities of partner organizations.
  • Lead efforts to convert existing paper based medical records into digitized data stored in the EMR platform.
  • Support in maintaining the DAC-A website and submission portals.
  • Ensure DAC-A resources are available in both English and French.
  • Establish and maintain strong working relationships with individuals across government programs, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local academic institutions and other key stakeholders to ensure skills transfer and ownership.
  • Support the development and implementation of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems to assess progress against project goals on a regular basis in coordination with the Program Manager and provide prioritized recommendations to address key identified gaps.
  • Support in strategic areas for expansion and fundraising efforts.
  • Support implementing partners, CHAI country and global teams in the development and review of strategic plans, national guidelines, standard operating procedures (SOPs), training materials and other project related documents with help from the Program Manager.
  • Collect and analyze data (quantitative and qualitative), identify trends, and prepare reports as needed to support decision making.
  • Represent CHAI at external technical meetings within the country and assist to develop and document dissemination materials from these meetings.
  • Assist the program manager with the development of guidelines, workplans, budgets and other materials for key activities, and in the planning, analysis, and evaluation of the effectiveness of operations and programs.
  • Perform other duties that may be assigned by the Program Manager.

Qualifications– Bachelor’s degree in Business, Computer Science, data science or a related field.

  • 2+ years of experience as a Program Analyst, or in a similar role in the private/public sector.
  • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
  • Knowledge in various programming languages such as Python, R, SQL etc.
  • Solid mastery in the use of data visualization software’s such as Tableau, Power BI, google analytics etc.
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic, multicultural and high-pressure environment, to handle multiple tasks simultaneously and to effectively prioritize.
  • Experience in composing briefs, proposals, technical reports, guidelines, Standard Operating Procedures etc.
  • Experience in conceiving, planning, and executing programs or projects with verifiable results and little oversight.
  • Ability to collect and analyse both quantitative and qualitative data.
  • Good critical thinking, problem-solving and analytical skills.
  • Good interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build effective working relationships with government and NGO representatives.
  • Excellent command of written and spoken French for business purposes, proficiency in English.
  • Strong openness to constructive feedback and willingness to improve.

Advantages

  • Advanced degree such as master’s degree in computer science, statistics, data science or related field.
  • Experience managing large data.
  • Experience managing websites and portals.
  • Experience living or working in resource-limited settings.
  • Experience in conducting academic or medical research.
  • Peer-reviewed publication history.

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2 Zinara officials bypass system, install own ‘gates’ – The Herald

2 Zinara officials bypass system, install own ‘gates’


Yeukai Karengezeka Court Correspondent

TWO Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) revenue clerks yesterday appeared in court for allegedly installing a boom override system illegally and collecting money for their personal use.

Tariro Mhuka (26) and Henderson Msowa (39) appeared before Harare regional magistrate Mrs Marehwanazvo Gofa facing fraud charges.

They were granted US$200 bail each and remanded to November 30.

Zinara is the complainant, represented by its risk and loss control manager, Mr Tawanda Marenga.

The two were operating from Zinara’s Eskbank Tollgate along the Harare-Bindura highway.

Some of their duties included collection of revenue from the motoring public and remitting the collected revenue to the senior revenue clerk at the close of business.

Prosecuting, Mr Pardon Dziva alleged that on July 18, the two connived to steal from Zinara using a 10-10 Technologies (Private) Limited information system.

The company, 10-10 Technologies, is the system provider for Zinara.

Mhuka and Msowa were allegedly working together with other Zinara employees, who have since been arrested and arraigned before the court.

Others are still at large.

It is understood that after the installation of the illegal system that would bypass the normal operating system, the suspects collectively received tolling funds from the motoring public, purporting that the funds would be channelled to Zinara, when in fact they would convert the funds to their own use.

The court heard on July 20, the Zinara risk and loss control department discovered the offence through CCTV footage, prompting them to report the matter to the police.

Investigations were instituted and it was established that the boom override installations were fitted without the knowledge and consent of Zinara and also without the knowledge of 10-10 Technologies.

On July 26, a team from CID Commercial Crimes went to 10-10 Technologies and they confirmed that they had not authorised the installation of the boom override system at the Eskbank Tollgate.

The State also has CCTV footage showing Mhuka and Msowa committing the crime.

Zinara is yet to establish the total prejudice, and so far, nothing has been recovered.

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2 Zinara officials bypass system, install own ‘gates’ – The Herald

2 Zinara officials bypass system, install own ‘gates’

Yeukai Karengezeka Court Correspondent
TWO Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) revenue clerks yesterday appeared in court for allegedly installing a boom override system illegally and collecting money for their personal use.
Tariro Mhuka (26) and Henderson Msowa (39) appeared before Harare regional magistrate Mrs Marehwanazvo Gofa facing fraud charges.
They were granted US$200 bail each and remanded to November 30.
Zinara is the complainant, represented by its risk and loss control manager, Mr Tawanda Marenga.
The two were operating from Zinara’s Eskbank Tollgate along the Harare-Bindura highway.
Some of their duties included collection of revenue from the motoring public and remitting the collected revenue to the senior revenue clerk at the close of business.
Prosecuting, Mr Pardon Dziva alleged that on July 18, the two connived to steal from Zinara using a 10-10 Technologies (Private) Limited information system.
The company, 10-10 Technologies, is the system provider for Zinara.
Mhuka and Msowa were allegedly working together with other Zinara employees, who have since been arrested and arraigned before the court.
Others are still at large.
It is understood that after the installation of the illegal system that would bypass the normal operating system, the suspects collectively received tolling funds from the motoring public, purporting that the funds would be channelled to Zinara, when in fact they would convert the funds to their own use.
The court heard on July 20, the Zinara risk and loss control department discovered the offence through CCTV footage, prompting them to report the matter to the police.
Investigations were instituted and it was established that the boom override installations were fitted without the knowledge and consent of Zinara and also without the knowledge of 10-10 Technologies.
On July 26, a team from CID Commercial Crimes went to 10-10 Technologies and they confirmed that they had not authorised the installation of the boom override system at the Eskbank Tollgate.
The State also has CCTV footage showing Mhuka and Msowa committing the crime.
Zinara is yet to establish the total prejudice, and so far, nothing has been recovered.

2 Zinara officials bypass system, install own ‘gates’


Yeukai Karengezeka Court Correspondent

TWO Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) revenue clerks yesterday appeared in court for allegedly installing a boom override system illegally and collecting money for their personal use.

Tariro Mhuka (26) and Henderson Msowa (39) appeared before Harare regional magistrate Mrs Marehwanazvo Gofa facing fraud charges.

They were granted US$200 bail each and remanded to November 30.

Zinara is the complainant, represented by its risk and loss control manager, Mr Tawanda Marenga.

The two were operating from Zinara’s Eskbank Tollgate along the Harare-Bindura highway.

Some of their duties included collection of revenue from the motoring public and remitting the collected revenue to the senior revenue clerk at the close of business.

Prosecuting, Mr Pardon Dziva alleged that on July 18, the two connived to steal from Zinara using a 10-10 Technologies (Private) Limited information system.

The company, 10-10 Technologies, is the system provider for Zinara.

Mhuka and Msowa were allegedly working together with other Zinara employees, who have since been arrested and arraigned before the court.

Others are still at large.

It is understood that after the installation of the illegal system that would bypass the normal operating system, the suspects collectively received tolling funds from the motoring public, purporting that the funds would be channelled to Zinara, when in fact they would convert the funds to their own use.

The court heard on July 20, the Zinara risk and loss control department discovered the offence through CCTV footage, prompting them to report the matter to the police.

Investigations were instituted and it was established that the boom override installations were fitted without the knowledge and consent of Zinara and also without the knowledge of 10-10 Technologies.

On July 26, a team from CID Commercial Crimes went to 10-10 Technologies and they confirmed that they had not authorised the installation of the boom override system at the Eskbank Tollgate.

The State also has CCTV footage showing Mhuka and Msowa committing the crime.

Zinara is yet to establish the total prejudice, and so far, nothing has been recovered.

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Angola: Country not facing energy crisis due to its oil reserves … – Macau Business

The association of companies providing services to the Angolan oil industry (AECIPA) on Wednesday rejected the idea that Angola is experiencing an energy crisis, saying that the country has “many reserves and infrastructures that allow for efficient production”.

“At Angolan level we are not in an energy crisis, we are in a process of transition, our oil industry is in a certain way mature, there are almost 50 years of oil production,” said the president of AECIPA, Bráulio de Brito.

According to the official, who was speaking at the 3rd Environment and Development Conference, Angola is producing at the limit of its capacity and has “a lot of oil reserves”.

“Our infrastructures are such that our daily production can be higher than we see today, there is work to be done to make this happen, so we will continue and the operators have the strength to make this happen. We, the service providers, are here to help,” he emphasised.

For the chairman of AECIPA, who was one of the speakers at the round table on the “Energy Crisis, the Extractive Sector and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)”, there is still a way to go, but the country does not have an energy crisis as such, he insisted.

He argued that Angola needs to produce more oil efficiently and cleanly, so that “really,” he noted, the benefits of the revenues generated can be channelled into the country’s social development.

“And so that these revenues can be transformed so that Angola can be independent of oil, so that oil is another pillar of our economy and not the pillar of our economy,” he pointed out.

The chairman of AECIPA also pointed to the need for the country to continue to maintain the oil industry as the “engine for the transition to economic diversification,” admitting, however, that Angola “is not yet ready to live without oil.

“What we have to do is continue to reinforce all the good that the oil industry offers in terms of financial income, in terms of being able to produce with less impact on the environment, with very strong ecological development,” he emphasised.

The leader of the association of service providers in the oil sector in Angola also stressed the importance of the sector being aligned with the SDGs, so that production is more efficient and has less impact on the environment.

Asked during the debate about the participation of AECIPA members in the sector’s technological transformation, Bráulio de Brito said that the sector’s value chain is supported by service providers and they are the driving force behind the technological transition.

The operators “have their role to play, but on the other side of the value chain, we are the ones who carry out the service and we, the service providers, end up being the driving force behind the transition to technological transformation,” he argued.

“Because we’re the ones who really have to use these technologies so that operators can operate and coordinate production processes efficiently with less damage to the environment,” he concluded.

“The Impact of the SDGs on Business” was the motto of the 3rd Environment and Development Conference held today in Luanda by Economia & Mercado magazine.

Angola is the second largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa after Nigeria.

The association of companies providing services to the Angolan oil industry (AECIPA) on Wednesday rejected the idea that Angola is experiencing an energy crisis, saying that the country has “many reserves and infrastructures that allow for efficient production”.

“At Angolan level we are not in an energy crisis, we are in a process of transition, our oil industry is in a certain way mature, there are almost 50 years of oil production,” said the president of AECIPA, Bráulio de Brito.

According to the official, who was speaking at the 3rd Environment and Development Conference, Angola is producing at the limit of its capacity and has “a lot of oil reserves”.

“Our infrastructures are such that our daily production can be higher than we see today, there is work to be done to make this happen, so we will continue and the operators have the strength to make this happen. We, the service providers, are here to help,” he emphasised.

For the chairman of AECIPA, who was one of the speakers at the round table on the “Energy Crisis, the Extractive Sector and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)”, there is still a way to go, but the country does not have an energy crisis as such, he insisted.

He argued that Angola needs to produce more oil efficiently and cleanly, so that “really,” he noted, the benefits of the revenues generated can be channelled into the country’s social development.

“And so that these revenues can be transformed so that Angola can be independent of oil, so that oil is another pillar of our economy and not the pillar of our economy,” he pointed out.

The chairman of AECIPA also pointed to the need for the country to continue to maintain the oil industry as the “engine for the transition to economic diversification,” admitting, however, that Angola “is not yet ready to live without oil.

“What we have to do is continue to reinforce all the good that the oil industry offers in terms of financial income, in terms of being able to produce with less impact on the environment, with very strong ecological development,” he emphasised.

The leader of the association of service providers in the oil sector in Angola also stressed the importance of the sector being aligned with the SDGs, so that production is more efficient and has less impact on the environment.

Asked during the debate about the participation of AECIPA members in the sector’s technological transformation, Bráulio de Brito said that the sector’s value chain is supported by service providers and they are the driving force behind the technological transition.

The operators “have their role to play, but on the other side of the value chain, we are the ones who carry out the service and we, the service providers, end up being the driving force behind the transition to technological transformation,” he argued.

“Because we’re the ones who really have to use these technologies so that operators can operate and coordinate production processes efficiently with less damage to the environment,” he concluded.

“The Impact of the SDGs on Business” was the motto of the 3rd Environment and Development Conference held today in Luanda by Economia & Mercado magazine.

Angola is the second largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa after Nigeria.

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