• Planning and Implementation of Demand Generation (DG) and Behavior Change Communication (BCC) initiatives
• Documentation and Reporting of DG and BCC activities
• Coordination, Partnership and Communication with Partners
• Post Graduate University Degree in health communication, health promotion and health education, public health or other relevant subjects.
• At least 3 years of experience in designing, implementing and monitoring DG/IEC/BCC interventions of large scale projects, preferably related to family planning and funded by USAID
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Please visit http://www.msinepalorg.np/index.php?option=cms&id=23 for detail Job descriptions for above positions.
Suitable candidates meeting the above criteria are invited to send a CV and covering letter to recruitment@msinepal.org.np by 31 May, 2016.
Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for the next stage of the recruitment process. SIFPO2/MSN/SPN reserves the right to appoint a highly qualified candidate at a higher grade or less well qualified candidate at a lower grade, appoint no candidate or to appoint a candidate that does not fulfill all minimum criteria but has the best overall performance during the recruitment process and to qualify/disqualify applications in any case.
For all of above positions, we accept Nepalese citizens only and encourage women, people of ethnic minorities and Dalits to apply.
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Sunaulo Parivar Nepal (SPN), established in 1994, is a Nepali non-government organization (NGO) responsible for implementing the Marie Stopes International program in Nepal. SPN provides a wide range of services to meet the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs of the men, women and young people of Nepal. We are increasing awareness and understanding of SRH balanced with increasing access to affordable quality services to prevent unwanted births. SPN uses an advocacy-based approach to support people in exercising their fundamental SRH rights, particularly targeting underserved, marginalized and hard to reach populations