International Consultant: Health Supply Chain Competency Framework in EECA Countries

Creates a regional competency and qualification framework for public-health supply chain managers across Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The consultancy assesses training pathways, benchmarks global standards and defines measurable learning outcomes and assessment methods for national adoption.

Department: Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regional Office

• Assess supply-chain training and qualification pathways across participating EECA countries
• Consult ministries, UN offices, professional bodies and health supply-chain practitioners
• Benchmark global and regional supply-chain curricula and credential standards
• Design competency domains and proficiency levels for entry and advanced roles
• Define qualification standards, learning outcomes and measurable assessment criteria
• Produce a policy brief and final competency framework to support national adoption

• Advanced degree in supply chain management, logistics, public health, pharmacy, education or a related field
• Seven to ten years of relevant health supply-chain and workforce-development experience
• Experience developing competency frameworks, curricula or qualification standards
• Knowledge of sexual and reproductive health commodity management
• Ability to engage ministries, academia and professional bodies
• Fluency in English

• Remote consultancy running from 15 August to 31 December 2026
• Deliverables are submitted electronically in English
• No travel is expected, although an in-person presentation may be requested