National Post: Programme Analyst - Family Planning & Reproductive Health Commodity Security (RHCS) - Kabul, Afghanistan (NO-B Grade)
About Us
RE-OPENING is a leading international development partner dedicated to improving public health infrastructure and securing reproductive health supply chains globally. We are seeking a highly qualified professional to fill the national vacancy of Programme Analyst Family Planning/Reproductive Health Commodity Security (RHCS) in Kabul, Afghanistan, at the NO-B grade level.
This critical role focuses on strengthening the national healthcare supply chain, reducing maternal mortality, and ensuring the uninterrupted availability of life-saving reproductive health commodities across Afghanistan. Learn more about our team and mission on the NGO Jobspot homepage.
Key Responsibilities
The Programme Analyst will provide essential technical and administrative support to ensure the efficiency of reproductive health commodity supply chains. Core duties include:
- Project Deliverable Coordination: Coordinate and execute key project deliverables in support of RE-OPENING's operational objectives, ensuring alignment with national health strategies in Afghanistan.
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Collaborate effectively with internal and external international stakeholders, including Ministry officials, UN agencies, and local NGOs, to coordinate supply chain logistics.
- Technical Oversight: Demonstrate strong professional expertise, leadership, and analytical capabilities relevant to managing the national-level Family Planning and Reproductive Health Commodity Security (RHCS) portfolio.
- Monitoring & Evaluation: Track stock levels, forecast commodity needs, and prepare high-quality reports to prevent stock-outs of critical reproductive health supplies in Kabul and regional hubs.
Requirements & Qualifications
To be considered for this NO-B level National Post in Kabul, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Education: Advanced university degree (Master's level or equivalent) in public health, pharmacy, medicine, social sciences, or a closely related field.
- Experience: Minimum of 2 to 5 years of progressive professional experience in program management, family planning services, or humanitarian supply chain logistics.
- Analytical Skills: Proven ability to conduct data-driven forecasting, commodity monitoring, and strategic planning.
- Languages: Professional fluency in written and spoken English, as well as local languages (Pashto and/or Dari).
- Nationality: This is a National Post; only Afghan nationals are eligible to apply.
Salary & Benefits
This position offers a competitive compensation package aligned with the United Nations common system for National Professional Officers (NO-B Grade) in Afghanistan:
- Attractive net base salary commensurate with experience and the UN salary scale.
- Comprehensive health, dental, and life insurance plans for the staff member and eligible dependents.
- Generous annual leave, sick leave, and parental leave entitlements.
- Access to professional development, training programs, and career advancement paths within the international NGO network.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified national candidates are invited to submit their application package, including an updated CV and a cover letter detailing their suitability for the role. Please submit your application before the official closing date. Click the button on the official portal to complete your application for this vacancy.
Application Status: Closing Soon. Apply today to secure your consideration for this competitive national post.
Quick Job FAQ
Where is this Programme Analyst job located?
This full-time National Post is located in Kabul, Afghanistan, with potential travel to regional offices for health program monitoring.
What organization is hiring for the Reproductive Health Commodity Security role?
RE-OPENING, a leading international development partner focused on public health infrastructure, is recruiting for this position in Kabul.
Who is eligible to apply for this national position in Kabul?
This is a National Officer (NO-B) post open exclusively to Afghan nationals with an advanced degree and 2 to 5 years of health program experience.
What are the main duties of the Family Planning Programme Analyst?
The analyst coordinates reproductive health supply chains, tracks stock levels to prevent shortages, and collaborates with Ministry officials and UN agencies.