JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc., (JSI), a Boston-based public
health management firm dedicated to providing high quality technical and
managerial assistance to public health programs, is currently recruiting for
a potential Director for Strategic Information (DSI) Services for a program
funded by USAID to strengthen the role of civil society to meet the health
needs and social well being of Kenyans.
JSI is developing a proposal to submit to USAID to support its FANIKISHA
Institutional Strengthening Project. If awarded to JSI this project will be
five-year effort, scheduled to begin in August 2011.
The objective will be to strengthen technical competence and organizational
capacity of national NGOs and/or networks and to develop and implement
models to expand HIV/AIDS service delivery in hard-to-reach areas.
Job summary:
The DSI is a full-time position based in Nairobi The DSI's primary
responsibilities are to organize and coordinate data collection and
analysis, and interpret, and report on project results to stakeholders at
all levels of the FANIKISHA Program and to build the capacity of CS partners
to collect, analyze and use M&PE data for program decision making.
SI activities will be designed to enable program managers in the field to
identify problems and their causes, to measure results, and to improve
overall program performance.
SI and communications activities will assess and report on project outputs
and life-of-program effects and results, providing USAID and the Kenya
government with a record of progress, effectiveness and lessons learned. The
DSI reports to the Chief of Party.
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health management firm dedicated to providing high quality technical and
managerial assistance to public health programs, is currently recruiting for
a potential Director for Strategic Information (DSI) Services for a program
funded by USAID to strengthen the role of civil society to meet the health
needs and social well being of Kenyans.
JSI is developing a proposal to submit to USAID to support its FANIKISHA
Institutional Strengthening Project. If awarded to JSI this project will be
five-year effort, scheduled to begin in August 2011.
The objective will be to strengthen technical competence and organizational
capacity of national NGOs and/or networks and to develop and implement
models to expand HIV/AIDS service delivery in hard-to-reach areas.
Job summary:
The DSI is a full-time position based in Nairobi The DSI's primary
responsibilities are to organize and coordinate data collection and
analysis, and interpret, and report on project results to stakeholders at
all levels of the FANIKISHA Program and to build the capacity of CS partners
to collect, analyze and use M&PE data for program decision making.
SI activities will be designed to enable program managers in the field to
identify problems and their causes, to measure results, and to improve
overall program performance.
SI and communications activities will assess and report on project outputs
and life-of-program effects and results, providing USAID and the Kenya
government with a record of progress, effectiveness and lessons learned. The
DSI reports to the Chief of Party.
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