Health Policy, Financing Advocacy & Mobilization Consultant

• Support communities to generate and leverage Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) data to strengthen advocacy for near-term HIV prevention policy and financing allocations
• Expand and adapt the CLM model to build evidence for monitoring shifts and influencing HIV prevention policy and financing in the rapidly changing landscape
• Mobilize communities to influence HIV prevention policy and financing through coordinated advocacy by strengthening community networks and facilitating strategic engagement between communities, policymakers, and funders
• Provide technical support for national advocacy across country partners, support HIV and CLM in non-traditional, cross-sector policy spaces, and promote South-South learning and strategic alignment

This role creates positive change by empowering communities in Malawi, South Africa, and Zimbabwe to generate evidence and advocate for improved HIV prevention policies and financing, addressing disruptions from foreign aid cuts and strengthening health systems.

• Master’s degree in public health or related field with minimum 10 years’ experience working in an African context, non-profit, philanthropic sector, or related field
• Extensive experience in policy, budgeting, and financing across HIV and other disease areas, with demonstrable experience working across complex multi-country projects with various organizations
• Proven experience building the capacity of grassroots, community-based organizations, and NGOs to carry out community-led interventions, including community-led monitoring, research, and advocacy
• Outstanding interpersonal skills, excellent leadership and people management skills, strong written and oral communication skills in English, and ability to develop innovative solutions under resource-constrained settings

No compensation, perks, or culture highlights mentioned in the description.

ITPC Global is a Global Activist Network founded in 2003, originally fighting for access to life-saving HIV medicine and evolving to champion community-driven advocacy beyond HIV and TB to challenge systemic health inequities.