Programme Manager, Syria

MENTOR is looking for a highly motivated, enthusiastic and skilled person to drive the successful market introduction and scale-up of innovative insect spatial repellent products within populations affected by vector-borne diseases in northwest Syria, transitioning from a humanitarian distribution model to a sustainable market-based approach. This role will build upon previous research and pilot initiatives to increase product adoption, evaluate product performance, and develop effective market strategies to ensure long-term community access and utilisation.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement a comprehensive market entry strategy for spatial repellents targeting households and public institutions.
  • Identify and establish partnerships with key stakeholders, including retailers, distributors, humanitarian/development sectors and relevant authorities.
  • Co-develop and execute marketing and promotional activities to increase product awareness and demand.
  • Monitor and analyse market trends and customer and consumer feedback to inform strategic decision-making.
  • Manage the relationship with marketing agencies.
  • Oversee monitoring and evaluation of the programme’s effectiveness and impact on reducing VBD cases and improving community health outcomes.
  • Supervise the implementation of product/market communication plan, including monitoring quality and effectiveness of communications products.
  • Prepare regular reports on programme progress, achievements, and challenges for internal and external stakeholders.
  • Develop final report summarising programme outcomes and challenges and highlighting the way-forward for strategic directions to engage local market in healthcare in NWS, particularly for spatial repellents.

For full details please click here: Programme Manager

To apply please send your CV, three references (including current employer) and a cover letter detailing how you meet the criteria to recruitment.tur@mentor-initiative.net.

Base

Afrin, with regular travel across northwest Syria

Duration

One year

Reporting to

Programme Director

Start Date

1 October 2024

Closing Date

8 September 2024