Relationship / Project Officer – DFID funded Health Innovation Challenge Fund – Dhaka, Bangladesh

Location:          Bangladesh

Job Code:        668

# of Openings:  1

                           

Description

Relationship / Project Officer – DFID funded Health Innovation Challenge Fund – Dhaka, Bangladesh

• Opportunity to work with an innovative DFID funded initiative in the Health sector
• Market Leader
• Exciting opportunity to be part of the development of private health market systems in Bangladesh

The Health Innovation Challenge Fund (HICF) known as SRIJON is a transformative initiative funded by DFID that aims to support innovations by the private (non-state) sector that will improve the performance of Bangladesh’s health system, thereby increasing access to safe, effective and affordable health care. SRIJON will ‘challenge’ non-state actors to identify and co-fund innovations that will improve the performance of the health market system. The objective of the programme is to provide seed financing in support of innovative new ideas in the non-state sector that have the potential to improve the quality and results of health service delivery in a sustainable way.

We are seeking a young and dynamic Relationship Officer who will be responsible for supporting the grantees in reporting, implementing monitoring and evaluation plans and systems and coordinating capacity building activities for grantees.

You will demonstrate:

• Experience in working with private sector and/or civil society organizations in a capacity building position;  
• Understanding of reporting and M&E systems;
• Strong financial acumen;
• Excellent communication and relationship management skills.

Bangladeshi Nationals are strongly encouraged to apply. 

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Sruti Ravi: sruti.ravi@grminternational.com.

To register your interest, please submit your CV and Statement of Claims addressing the selection criteria through the GRM International Careers Page: www.grminternational.com.

Applications close on 17 October 2013.

In October 2011 GRM International and the Futures Group merged to become a major global force in development with approximately 90 current projects operating in more than 60 countries, and $225 million in revenue. The combined group has a multi sectoral focus, more diverse technical offerings and a wider geographic reach. We aim to be a world leader in everything we do whilst meeting the highest professional and ethical standards. By exceeding our clients’ expectations and creating value for them, we will create value for our shareholders and employees. To achieve this, we need consistent and sustainable growth.