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ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY The Senior Program Manager is a senior humanitarian professional with a demonstrable understanding of and/or track record in best practice in Communication and Engagement in a humanitarian crisis and how it contributes to improved inclusion, transparency, and accountability for communities.

Request for proposals for a full-service research agency to design, run and deliver a quantitative evaluation for Girl Effect’s Gavi 5.0 programme. Who We Are Girl Effect (GE) works to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty for girls.

"...framing information in a balanced way and acknowledging uncertainties do not substantively undermine the trustworthiness of a message or its source, compared to a more persuasive communication."

"...viewership of an EE telenovela of high production quality and informed by extensive formative research is related to adolescent health outcomes and parent-adolescent SRH [sexual and reproductive health] communication on a countrywide scale in Mexico." Entertainment-education (EE), also referred to as edutainment, is a strategy that has been use

"Communicating ethically centres on one key question - who has power?....Communicators in the end child marriage movement are responsible for ensuring the storytelling process is a source of power for contributors..."

I am Social & Behavior Change Professional with 13+ years of Professional work experience with different UN Agencies and International organizations which includes 9 years’ experience specifically in the field of Communication & Community Engagement, Social and Behavior Change Communication & Advocacy in complex & conflict zones in

"The study adds to the evidence on whether and how multisectoral interventions that include adolescent-friendly services are able to reduce sex and pregnancy for girls." The majority of adolescent births occur in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs); 2014 data from Kenya, for example, indicate that one in every five girls between 15-19 years is

Dr. Maw Maw Tun is a Researcher and a Deputy Director of the Department of Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Myanmar.

"...SMS reminders in local languages could improve vaccination demand and uptake in resource-constrained settings due to their perceived importance and impact." Evidence has shown that reminder and recall systems can improve health-seeking behaviour in vaccination.

"The findings reinforce the premise that addressing empowerment for adolescent girls through a multisectoral approach can lead to broader impacts and that cash plus, i.e., supplementing economic resources for the household with social, health and asset-building skills for the girls themselves, can provide a wider range of beneficial impacts for the