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Manager (Sustainability)
WHOGeneva, SwitzerlandIl y a plus de 30 jours
Type de contrat
- Temps plein
Description de posteDevelop a pipeline of high impact investment opportunities for greening products, leveraging relevant entry points and mechanisms in Unitaid's grant management cycle Ensure strong complementarity and integration with Unitaid's broader investment pipeline, in collaboration with the Strategy team For “greening products” investments and / or activities : define the scope of work (eg, through calls for proposal), lead the technical assessment of proposals (or relevant parts of broader proposals); provide continuous strategic guidance and technical support for the design of grants and their implementation; reassess strategic relevance and value of investment as needed in order to support course correction / reprogramming as needed Prepare relevant documentation in support of key investment or programmatic decisions to be made by Unitaid's leadership team and Board With the Results team, develop relevant progress reports and impact estimates for internal and external use Ensure lessons from investments are regularly identified, documented, disseminated and acted upon in future investments Identify relevant partnership opportunities and contribute to developing these partnerships Support resource mobilization and communications efforts, in relation with the External Relations and Communication teams Represent Unitaid in key working groups, conferences, forums and initiatives (eg, ATACH) Develop and maintain relevant frameworks and analytical tools for Unitaid's work on greener products; monitor the evolution of methods and standards for sustainability, and ensure their integration / adaptation for Unitaid as relevant Identify and nurture a network of external experts and consultants to complement in-house expertise Contribute to key initiatives of the Health and Climate team as needed, including in terms of staff awareness and understanding of climate and environmental issues Advanced university degree in sustainability, supply chain management, engineering, business administration, or a related field. Degree / Diploma / certification in sustainability or sustainable supply chains. At least 7 years of cumulated experience in health product supply chains, sustainable supply chains or a combination of the two, in the private or public or development sector, including at least 3 years of experience in sustainable supply chains in the health care sector Experience working on climate mitigation or adaptation projects, ideally in the pharmaceuticals, life science or medical industries, alternatively in the complex manufactured products industry. Experience in conducting advanced analyses to inform business or policy decisions (for instance : business process analysis, product lifecycle / value chain analysis, financial analysis, investment case development) Experience in designing and delivering multi-stakeholder projects in complex environments Experience writing technical reports and documents for senior audiences (eg, Boards, leadership teams) Experience in global health or the development sector, network of partners active in sustainable supply chains for health. Extensive expertise in sustainable supply chain management of health products in international settings, encompassing medicines, diagnostics, and other technologies, with a strong knowledge of relevant standards, regulations, frameworks, and business environments. Proven professional experience with or knowledge of global environmental and climate issues, ideally including involvement in mitigation, resilience, or adaptation projects aimed at enhancing the sustainability of products / technologies with complex value chains. Solid understanding of health product markets, ideally in low and middle income countries Familiarity with global health and climate-related health challenges. Strong analytical skills; proven ability to design and produce complex supply chain / market analyses; demonstrated working knowledge of product lifecycle and value chain analyses Excellent interpersonal skills and ability influence others for positive results; demonstrated ability to work as part of a team to deliver high impact results; ability to work in a dynamic environment Sound judgment and business acumen Excellent written and oral communication skills Strong learning and self-reflection skills Teamwork Respecting and promoting individual and cultural differences Communication Producing results Knowing and managing yourself Expert knowledge of English. Intermediate knowledge of French.
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
Under the supervision of Team Lead, Health and Climate, the role of the Sustainability Manager is to :
1. Conduct strategic analysis and identify high-impact opportunities for greening products Conduct analysis (eg, life cycle assessment) of key health products within Unitaid's current / future portfolio to identify key sources of GHG emissions and environmental impacts
- Prioritize key levers and opportunities for addressing the main sources of emissions and impacts
- Analyse, as relevant, broader systemic aspects related to greener products and supply chains (eg, regulatory and procurement standards)
- Identify highest potential interventions for Unitaid, through investments, thought leadership and partnership approaches; develop relevant roadmaps and investment cases in support of these interventions
- Publish relevant landscapes, frameworks and analyses in order to contribute to the broader dissemination of knowledge on greener products
2. Lead the design and implementation of a portfolio of investments in support of greener products
3. Drive partner engagement activities in relation to greener products
4. Contribute to building Unitaid's capacity in Health and Climate
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
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