Task 1: Development of Gender-Sensitive Information Materials and Toolkits
Conduct a rapid desk review of existing national and international materials related to climate-sensitive health risks (e.g. heat stress, pollution, vector- and waterborne diseases, and mental health).
Develop gender-sensitive information materials and toolkits targeting:
Ensure materials are inclusive, accessible, and culturally sensitive, and available in Arabic and French.
Task 2: Design of Training Curriculum and Technical Content
Develop a training curriculum and modules covering:
Integrate a Training of Trainers (ToT) component to enable cascade training.
Ensure alignment with MoH and WHO technical standards.
Task 3: Stakeholder Consultations and Validation
Organize and facilitate consultations with key stakeholders to ensure relevance and contextualization of materials.
Prepare and present draft materials during validation workshops with the Ministry of Health and project partners.
Revise and finalize all deliverables based on feedback received during the validation process.
Task 4: Dissemination and Technical Support
Support the dissemination of finalized materials through digital and physical channels, including health facilities, community networks, and IOM offices.
Provide recommendations for the integration and sustainability of materials within the national health system.
Education
Master’s degree in public health, Environmental Health, Climate Change, or related field from an accredited academic institution.
Experience
At least five (5) years of professional experience in public health, health communication, or climate change and health.
Proven experience in developing training curricula and technical materials for health professionals.
Experience working with UN agencies, governments, or NGOs in health, migration, or climate-related programmes.
Demonstrated experience integrating gender-sensitive and inclusive approaches in public health programming.