Document TB/HIV success stories, best practices and innovations
United Nations Volunteers (UNV) · UN agency
- Health & Medical
- Egypt
- Remote
Countries in the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region are implementing TB, HIV, Hepatitis and STI prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care activities in diverse epidemiological, health-system and operational contexts. Documenting credible country experiences can help capture progress, highlight practical solutions, and facilitate learning and adaptation across national TB programmes and partners.
WHO EMRO’s THS team seeks support to identify and document selected TB, HIV, Hepatitis and STIs success stories, best practices and innovations from priority countries for wider dissemination and cross-country learning. Documentation will be based on information provided or validated by country teams and relevant stakeholders, with technical review by WHO.
WHO EMRO Tuberculosis, HIV, Hepatitis and Sexually Transmitted Infections unit (THS) is seeking an enthusiastic online volunteer to contribute their writing and storytelling skills. We are convinced that these success stories have the power to inspire individuals worldwide, motivating them to emulate positive change.
The volunteer will support the THS unit in
• Information Gathering: Coordinate with the country office communications and technical focal point to obtain background information about assigned beneficiaries.
• Beneficiary Interviews: Conduct interviews with the beneficiaries to gather personal insights, experiences, and any supporting materials relevant to their success stories.
• Drafting two Success Stories: Utilize the collected information to draft engaging success stories in alignment with the organization's guidelines.
• Review with Communications Focal Point: Submit the initial draft to the communications focal point for feedback and clearance.
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