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Individual Contract, National Health Expert Consultant (Nature for Health (N4H)Closed
Summary
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Overview
Procurement of an Independent Contractor to provide National Health Expert consultancy for the Nature for Health (N4H) initiative in Angola. UNDP Angola seeks a specialist in public health, epidemiology, disease surveillance, zoonotic diseases and One Health governance to support health-risk assessment, governance, cross-sector engagement and delivery of the Scoping Phase outputs and Implementation Project Document.
Requirements
- National health expert with expertise in public health, epidemiology, disease surveillance, zoonotic diseases and One Health governance.
- Ability to lead health-risk assessments, systems analysis and cross-sector stakeholder mapping across health, environment, veterinary, agriculture and local government.
- Experience in reviewing public-health policies and surveillance frameworks and in emergency preparedness.
- Ability to contribute to the Scoping Process Report and Implementation Project Document, document lessons learned and provide technical QA.
- Strong report writing and communication skills.
How to Apply
- Deadline: 2026-07-29 16:00.
- Submission method: not specified in metadata; queries to: etendering.ao@undp.org.
- Documents to complete: not specified; documents available on UNDP Quantum portal (UNDP-AGO-00249).
- Pre-qualifications: not specified.
- Briefing session: not specified.
- Where to obtain documents: UNDP Quantum portal (UNDP-AGO-00249).
Individual Contract, National Health Expert Consultant (Nature for Health (N4H) The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), through its Nature, Climate and Environment Unit, is implementing the Nature for Health (N4H) initiative in Angola. N4H seeks to reduce the risk of zoonotic disease emergence and future pandemics by addressing the underlying biodiversity, ecosystem and land-use drivers that increase interactions among wildlife, livestock and humans. During the N4H Scoping Phase, UNDP Angola and national partners will identify priority biodiversity and ecosystem drivers of zoonotic risk, assess existing governance and surveillance systems, strengthen cross-sectoral collaboration and develop an investment-ready N4H Implementation Project Document aligned with the N4H Theory of Change. To support this process, UNDP seeks to engage a National Health Expert Consultant to provide technical expertise on public health, epidemiology, disease surveillance, zoonotic diseases and One Health governance. The consultant will provide technical support for health-risk assessment and systems analysis; review relevant public-health policies, surveillance systems and emergency-preparedness frameworks; contribute to the identification of zoonotic disease risks, hotspots and vulnerable populations; and assess linkages between biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation, climate variability, land-use change and human health. The consultant will also support stakeholder mapping and consultations, facilitate cross-sectoral engagement among health, environment, veterinary, agriculture and local-government actors, contribute to systems-mapping and baseline assessments, and provide technical inputs to the N4H Scoping Process Report and Implementation Project Document. The assignment will also include technical quality assurance, documentation of lessons learned and recommendations for strengthening preventative One Health governance in Angola. The objective of the consultancy is to provide technical leadership and expertise on the human-health dimensions of th... Documents available on UNDP Quantum portal: https://undp.sharepoint.com/sites/Docs-Public/Procurement/Forms/AllItems.aspx?env=Embedded&isAscending=false&FilterType1=Text&sortField=Modified&FilterField1=NegotiationNumber&FilterValue1=UNDP-AGO-00249
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