Travel Jobs in Jigawa State
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Senior M&E Officer at Malaria Consortium
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From Myjobmag
4 weeks ago
Locations: Sokoto, Zamfara, Katsina / Jigawa Department: Technical Length of contract: 3 years Role type: National Grade: 8 Travel involved: In-country Child safeguarding level: Non Focal Point Reporting to: State Coordinator / Dotted line manager:
LGA Field Officer at Malaria Consortium
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From Myjobmag
2 months ago
Location: Jigawa (4 Positions), Katsina (2 Positions), Sokoto (2 Positions) and Yobe (2 Positions) Department: Technical Length of Contract: 2-years Role type: National Grade: 6 Travel involved: 40% within the State Child safeguarding level: TB
LGA Cluster Supervisor at Malaria Consortium
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From Myjobmag
2 months ago
Locations: Jigawa, Katsina, Sokoto, Zamfara, Yobe Department: Technical Length of contract: 2 years Role type: National Grade: 7 Travel involved: 40% within the State Child safeguarding level: 3 Reporting to: Zonal Project Manager Country and Project Back
State Malaria Service Delivery Expert (State MSDE) at Malaria Consortium
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From Myjobmag
2 months ago
Location: Jigawa, Katsina, Yobe Grade: 8 Deparment: Technical Length of Contract: 5 Years Role Type: National Travel Involved: In-country Child Safeguarding level: Non Focal Point Reporting to: State Team Manager Direct Reports: SBCC gender & eq
Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) Officer at Malaria Consortium
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From Myjobmag
4 months ago
Department: Technical Length of contract: 5- years Job Type: Fixed Term Grade: 8 Travel involved: In-country Child safeguarding level: Non Focal Point Reporting to: State Team Lead Dotted line manager: Senior MEAL Specialist Country and Project Background
SBCC Gender & Equity Officer at Malaria Consortium
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From Myjobmag
4 months ago
Department: Technical Department: Technical Length of Contract: 5-years Grade: 7 Travel involved: In-country travel (20%) Reporting to: State Malaria Service Delivery Expert Country and Project Background Malaria is highly endemic in Nigeria and it remain
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