Coordinateur général – Tunisie et Maroc

Santé Sud, an international NGO committed to ensuring the right to health for all, is hiring a General Coordinator to lead its programs in Tunisia and Morocco. The role supports a public health methodology rooted in human rights and gender equality, with a focus on empowering local partners since 1984. This position is designed for someone who can strengthen capacities within the field of health equity and community-based initiatives.

What it offers

This job involves leading strategic planning, coordination, and operational management for Santé Sud’s programs in Tunisia and Morocco. The role requires expertise in public health, human rights, and gender-sensitive approaches, with a focus on local partnership development and capacity-building initiatives. The position is likely to be based in one of the two countries, with travel expected to the other.

Who can apply

Applicants must hold a relevant professional experience in international development, public health, or NGO management, with a strong track record in program coordination, human rights advocacy, and gender equality. Nationality, age, or academic degree requirements are not specified, but experience in the Tunisia or Morocco health sector is highly preferred.

What you'll do

• Coordinate and oversee Santé Sud’s programs in Tunisia and Morocco, ensuring alignment with global health equity goals.
• Develop and implement strategic plans that integrate human rights and gender-sensitive methodologies.
• Strengthen partnerships with local organizations to enhance health services and community engagement.
• Manage operational and financial aspects of the programs, including budget oversight and reporting.
• Lead capacity-building activities for local stakeholders to improve health outcomes.

How to apply

Applicants should submit:

• A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience.
• A cover letter explaining their fit for the role and how they align with Santé Sud’s mission.
• Letters of recommendation from previous employers or collaborators.

The application process is likely to involve a shortlist review followed by an interview, with potential for further assessments based on specific criteria.

Good to know

• No explicit salary or benefits details are provided in the source. The role is likely to be based in Tunisia or Morocco, with possible travel to the other country.
• No specific education level (e.g., bachelor’s, master’s) is required, but a strong professional background in public health, NGO management, or international development is essential.
• Language skills in French or Arabic are likely beneficial, given the operational context in Tunisia and Morocco.