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Document TB/HIV success stories, best practices and innovations
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Write inspiring success stories about TB/HIV innovations
Document success stories, best practices, and innovations in TB, HIV, Hepatitis, and STIs for the WHO. Gather information, conduct interviews, and draft engaging stories aligned with WHO guidelines. Contribute to global learning and adaptation in public health programs.
Why This Role?
Directly impact global health by documenting inspiring success stories
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate with country offices to gather background information
- Conduct interviews with beneficiaries to collect personal insights
- Draft engaging success stories based on collected information
- Submit drafts for feedback and clearance from communications focal points
Requirements
- Experience in writing and editing success stories
- Experience in producing human interest stories and communication products
Required Skills
writingcommunicationstorytelling
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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WHO EMRO Tuberculosis, HIV, Hepatitis and Sexually Transmitted Infections unit (THS) is seeking an enthusiastic online volunteer to contribute their writing and storytelling skills.…
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Company
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Job Type
part time
Location
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Category
Seniority
entry
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Oct 29, 2026
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