Resource Mobilization is one of the priorities of the WHO Regional Director's “Vision2023” for the Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR) and is an integrated part ofthe Department of Communication, Resource Mobilization and Partnership (CRP). The Resource Mobilization programme's Strategic Objective is to Expand EMRO's Resource Mobilization presence, contribution and scope of work to better equip the organization to respond to the needs of EMR populations and fulfil its mandate.The program's specific objectives are to: Identify regional and country office funding needs, and coordinate with WHO/HQ. Approach, establish and cultivate close and regular relationships with donors and funding agencies, mapping and matching theirareas of interest with WHO programmes.Support award management and project implementation, monitoring and reporting. Interface with donors, partners and funding agencies transparently, providing them with agreed information and updates and responding to their queries and questions. Advise senior management to inform decision-making & oversight of donor/partner portfolios.
1. Support the full cycle of resource mobilization across CRP, RO and WCOs from forecasting and identifying opportunities, engagement, positioning, project implementation, grant management,monitoring and reporting, risk management and compliance, etc.
2. Conduct the required technical and financial analysis and insights on donors in order to identify resource mobilization opportunities for decision making and update resource mobilization strategy and planning, including mapping, profiling of donors and analysing trends.
3. Conduct the required analysis of funding needs, trends, gaps, pipeline, etc., as per the GPW13 and strategic priority areas, and develop presentations, graphics, infographics, charts and reports for this purpose.
4. Proactively participate in building and maintaining regular partnerships with donors and funding agencies; and matching their areas of interest to the WHO GPW13 and Programmes.
5. Disseminate the required technical and financial analysis, reports, briefing materials to donors/partners, and respond to their queries, needs and requirements.
6. Support Grant management and backstop agreement clearance by tracking requests, maintaining workflow, updating SOPs and checklist and assist in obtaining the required clearances as needed.
7. Generate monthly reports on donor intelligence, resource mobilization and grants for the region and country offices (to ensure donor requirements are met) highlighting key donor intelligence,resource mobilization and grants indicators.
8. Support implementation and capacity building on the Contributor Engagement Management (CEM) System across the EMR.
Essential: First level university degree in finance, economics, accounting, international relations, business administration, social sciences, or other related fields.
Desirable: Specialized training in accounting, financial analysis or project management.
Essential: A minimum of two years' experience in the area of donor business intelligence and management, resource mobilization, financial management, or grant management. Demonstrated experience in donors' proposal writing and reporting.Experience in producing technical and financial analysis reports, charts, presentations, dashboards, and developing databases.
Desirable: Prior working experience with WHO/UN and/or international organizations.Prior working experience in the EMR.
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Teamwork Respecting and promoting individual and cultural differences Communication Ensuring the effective use of resources Producing results
Essential: Expert knowledge of English.
Desirable: Beginners knowledge of Arabic.
WHO salaries for staff in the Professional category are calculated in US dollars. The remuneration for the above position comprises an annual base salary starting at USD 49,254 (subject to mandatory deductions for pension contributions and health insurance, as applicable), a variable post adjustment, which reflects the cost of living in a particular duty station, and currently amounts to USD 1478 per month for the duty station indicated above. Other benefits include 30 days of annual leave, allowances for dependent family members, home leave, and an education grant for dependent children.
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