Communications for partnerships support officer

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Description

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Contribute to the office’s Partnerships’ data and intelligence information system.

In close collaboration with technical staff, support the creation, packaging, and dissemination of targeted materials to strategic partners on programme initiatives and issues as well as success stories which bring visibility to the impact of their funding.

As a national of the country or territory, apply knowledge of the cultural norms of diverse, national stakeholders, to support the development and updating of partner linkages for the WHO country office website as well as effective social-media engagements.

Contribute to the regular monitoring and tracking of partnerships’ perceptions of the organization, proposing risk-mitigation communications and new strategies.

Propose options to technical staff on appropriate communications’ approaches in Partnerships’ briefings.

Contribute to or conduct and coordinate partner-sensitive communication training for WHO country office staff and personnel.

Education

Essential:

• A university degree (bachelor’s) in a relevant field (such as communication, journalism, marketing, health communications, political science, or international relations).

Experience

Essential:

• A minimum of two years of work experience relevant to the position (implementing communications services and products, including for a national public organization; experience with social media and graphic design).

Skills:

• Respecting the cultural norms of diverse, national stakeholders.
• Promoting an organizational brand in virtual communities and networks.
• Exposure to web-based communications, marketing, and outreach activities.
•  Implementing communication/media products and approaches.
•  Excellent oral and written communication
• Implementing messaging and positioning for organizational partnerships.
•  Eliciting and communicating programme success stories.

Language Skills::::

Essential:

• Expert knowledge of English Language. 

Source: https://careers.who.int/careersection/ex/jobdetail.ftl?job=2409857

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