• Provide strategic leadership and oversight of the HBMAP Project including refining focus areas and identifying new programmatic opportunities that will advance the advocacy goals of PHP target populations.
  
• Oversee the development of an annual budget and work plan.
  
• Maintain ongoing, active relationships with grantees, overseeing the provision of capacity building support where necessary.
  
• Provide capacity building support to grantees in designing and developing their budget monitoring and advocacy projects.
  
• Work with grantees to define on-going organizational and project-level capacity building and technical assistance needs.
  
• Develop requests for proposals and manage the grant review and approval process.
  
• Coordinate and manage technical assistance support to grantees as needed.

Qualifications & Experience :

• Master’s degree in a social science e.g. economics, international policy, public policy, public health.
  
• At least 10 years work experience focusing on advocacy in national and international settings including experience using results of civil society research and monitoring efforts.
  
• At least five years experience with civil society applied budget work, including national budget research and analysis, capacity building, training, and/or grantmaking.
  
• Experience supporting capacity development or strengthening of community and/or advocacy organizations.
  
• An understanding of civil society approaches for conducting advocacy with the results of budget research and analysis.
  
• Understanding of policy-making and budgetary processes in a range of countries.
  An understanding of the health and human rights issues faced by the Public Health Program’s focus populations, including: people living with HIV/AIDS, TB; injecting drug users; people with intellectual disabilities; Roma; the dying; sex workers; and lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender persons.

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