Inge Tack
About Inge:
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Senegal Africa- En
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English, French,Professional Overview
User Category: UNAIDS
Organization/Company: UNAIDS
Position/Title: Regional Programme Advisor
Area of Job Function: UN
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- Marcelle Rin
I. Mobilise regional leadership and partnerships to support country level action on HIV in West and Central Africa:
1. Facilitate and provide financial and technical support to intergovernmental continental (African Union, ADB) and regional (ECOWAS, ECCAS, OCEAC, WAHO).
2. Support coordination of donor-related and private sector activities at regional level, including brokering of capacity-building initiatives for sustained results.
3. Identify and develop strategic partnership with other partners and explore opportunities for advocacy and programming support.
4. Guide and facilitate UNAIDS Country partnerships advisors on partnership work
5. Lead the regional office partnerships unit including programming, budgeting, implementation and monitoring (since office restructuring in 2008)
II. Provide leadership and coordinate Regional Team support to UNAIDS Country offices in a cluster of countries
1. Support the UNAIDS Country office in the establishment of UN Country Teams and the development of UN common programmes on HIV, the review of the HIV/AIDS components of Common Country Assessment (CCA) and United Nations Developmental Assistance Framework (UNDAF)
2. Facilitate access to Programme Accelerated Funds (PAF) and technical support.
3. Facilitate/provide support to Strategic Planning and Review Exercises and the Monitoring and Evaluation framework (Three ones), harmonisation and alignment and mainstreaming efforts.
4. Support country office to keep universal access on HIV on the national agenda and monitor progress.
1. Facilitate and provide financial and technical support to intergovernmental continental (African Union, ADB) and regional (ECOWAS, ECCAS, OCEAC, WAHO).
2. Support coordination of donor-related and private sector activities at regional level, including brokering of capacity-building initiatives for sustained results.
3. Identify and develop strategic partnership with other partners and explore opportunities for advocacy and programming support.
4. Guide and facilitate UNAIDS Country partnerships advisors on partnership work
5. Lead the regional office partnerships unit including programming, budgeting, implementation and monitoring (since office restructuring in 2008)
II. Provide leadership and coordinate Regional Team support to UNAIDS Country offices in a cluster of countries
1. Support the UNAIDS Country office in the establishment of UN Country Teams and the development of UN common programmes on HIV, the review of the HIV/AIDS components of Common Country Assessment (CCA) and United Nations Developmental Assistance Framework (UNDAF)
2. Facilitate access to Programme Accelerated Funds (PAF) and technical support.
3. Facilitate/provide support to Strategic Planning and Review Exercises and the Monitoring and Evaluation framework (Three ones), harmonisation and alignment and mainstreaming efforts.
4. Support country office to keep universal access on HIV on the national agenda and monitor progress.
MA Public Administration with honours
MA European Law with Honours
Basics of Health Economics e-learning course, February 2009; Management Development Programme, July 2008; Partnering skills for strategic engagement", UN Staff College, The Partnering Initiative (International Business Leaders Forum and University of Cambridge), June 2008; "Writing effectively for UNAIDS", Commonwealth of Learning, June 2007; "Virtual Leadership Development Programme: Strengthened skills for building management and leadership capacity of institutions", Management Sciences for Health, Boston, U.S., March-June 2004; Short course en "Reproductive Health Research" including methods and measures to assess reproductive health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, United Kingdom,June-July 1997; "Strategy Development and Management of Population and Family Life Education Programs", including research methodologies, strategy development, the management process, project formulation, monitoring and evaluation, at the Kenya Institute of Mass communication, UNFPA regional Population Information, Education and Communication Training Program for Anglophone Africa, Nairobi, Kenya. May-July 1996; "Program Policy and Operations", JPO Induction course, United Nations Development Program, NY, USA,January-February 1994
MA European Law with Honours
Basics of Health Economics e-learning course, February 2009; Management Development Programme, July 2008; Partnering skills for strategic engagement", UN Staff College, The Partnering Initiative (International Business Leaders Forum and University of Cambridge), June 2008; "Writing effectively for UNAIDS", Commonwealth of Learning, June 2007; "Virtual Leadership Development Programme: Strengthened skills for building management and leadership capacity of institutions", Management Sciences for Health, Boston, U.S., March-June 2004; Short course en "Reproductive Health Research" including methods and measures to assess reproductive health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, United Kingdom,June-July 1997; "Strategy Development and Management of Population and Family Life Education Programs", including research methodologies, strategy development, the management process, project formulation, monitoring and evaluation, at the Kenya Institute of Mass communication, UNFPA regional Population Information, Education and Communication Training Program for Anglophone Africa, Nairobi, Kenya. May-July 1996; "Program Policy and Operations", JPO Induction course, United Nations Development Program, NY, USA,January-February 1994
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