National Advocacy Analyst – Maternal and Newborn Health

Coordinates evidence-based advocacy to strengthen maternal and newborn health policy, regulation and financing in Ethiopia. The analyst develops advocacy plans, builds coalitions, uses cost-effectiveness and political-economy evidence, influences national investment, and supports midwifery care and essential commodity access.

Department: Ethiopia Country Office

• Develop and implement country advocacy plans for midwifery and health commodities
• Track measurable financing and policy goals
• Build coalitions with government, parliamentarians and midwifery associations
• Use economic and political analysis to shape advocacy messages
• Promote digital midwifery training and national health-policy integration
• Advocate for sustainable financing and essential-medicines access

• Advanced degree in public health, social science, public policy, international relations, development, communications or a related field
• Two years of relevant advocacy experience
• Experience coordinating evidence-based advocacy campaigns
• Strong drafting, organizational and programme-support skills
• Microsoft Office and digital collaboration proficiency
• Fluency in English and Amharic
• Ethiopian nationality

• Temporary national professional appointment