Support the organization of regular TB knowledge-sharing webinars
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Organize TB knowledge-sharing webinars for global health collaboration
Support the planning, coordination, and documentation of regular TB knowledge-sharing webinars. Maintain a webinar calendar, identify topics, liaise with speakers, manage logistics, and document outcomes. Contribute to cross-country learning and inspire positive change in global health.
Why This Role?
Directly impact global health through TB knowledge-sharing webinars
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain a forward-looking webinar calendar with proposed topics, audiences, and timelines
- Identify and shortlist relevant topics, country experiences, and innovations for cross-learning
- Liaise with speakers and country focal points to collect presentations and materials
- Support webinar logistics including invitations, registration, and online meeting arrangements
- Document webinar outcomes including key messages, discussion points, and follow-up actions
Requirements
- Experience or interest in public health, communicable diseases, global health, health systems, or international development
- Strong written communication skills
Required Skills
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 skills in supporting TB knowledge sharing webinar.…
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