Immunization Investments and New Technologies Consultant

Develops evidence and a decision framework to guide government investment in immunisation supply chains and new technologies. The consultancy links vaccine availability and cold-chain performance to coverage, health and economic outcomes while helping countries choose proportionate, high-impact system investments.

Department: Global Programme Division, Health and Immunization

• Develop evidence linking vaccine availability and cold-chain performance to health and economic outcomes
• Create an investment decision framework for immunisation supply-chain technologies
• Assess technology purpose, utility, cost and contextual suitability
• Analyse zero-dose, coverage and supply-chain performance evidence
• Advise on cold-chain equipment and vaccine logistics investments
• Coordinate technical inputs across immunisation partners and programmes

• Master’s degree in Business Management, Engineering, Logistics, Public Health, Supply Chain Management or a related field
• At least ten years of relevant experience in immunisation supply chains, vaccine logistics, cold-chain management or public-health systems strengthening
• Global-level expertise in immunisation supply chains
• Fluency in English
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment and manage multiple assignments

• Three-month remote consultancy linked to the Geneva office
• Applicants must submit a current profile and CV, cover letter, financial proposal and technical proposal