Develop country workplans according to WHO Framework Convention Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) 2030 priorities. Liaise with international and regional counterparts to guide the planning of project activities. Lead strategic meetings with local counterparts- ministries and other stakeholders- to advocate, plan and implement tobacco control measures. Support the development of special project reports, policy briefs, advocacy material and "Quit smoking' campaigns. Organize parliamentary sessions on tobacco excise taxes and effective tobacco control. Coordinate the WHO FCTC secretariat's in-country visit. Lead consultations on the tobacco amendment act.

Plan and facilitate country specific public health initiatives towards reaching impactful policies. Manage program strategies, objectives and develop bi-annual work plans. Promote advocacy and facilitate program communications in support of the PAHO/WHO work plans. Provide technical input and support implementation of project activities. Draft TORs to hire external consultants and negotiate contracts. Monitor and evaluate implementation of project activities. Assist with the development of program specific procurement plans. Plan and organize workshops/meetings to strengthen capacity. Organize launch events to promote strategic plans and survey outcomes. Build and maintain partnership network with governmental departments, research institutes, media, NGOs, consultants, and organizations (national and international). Facilitate presentations and parliamentary briefing sessions. Participate in thematic working groups. Manage the projects' budget and funding aligned with donor requirements. Work in collaboration with program and operations staff.

Develop the website to promote the Dermatology Services in Suriname (Dienst Dermatologie). Design an on-line training course to educate primary health workers in Lepra etiology and recognizing early signs. Develop audiovisual media and print material to promote Lepra awareness and prevention. Contract web developer and video production team. Coordinate and lead the communication between sub-contractors and Dermatology Services and PAHO/WHO Country office. Provide content for the project deliverable.

Manage and coordinate the emergency clinic services. Accountable for the financial management of the clinic incl. compiling the monthly salaries. Assist in the contract negotiations with MediCall and the Academic Hospital Suriname for the secondment of Philippine health workers. Lead the recruitment and selection of Philippine health workers.

Facilitate and coordinate the implementation of popular TV entertainment shows. Plan and organize the recruitment and selection of participants for entertainment programs. Seek sponsors and negotiate contracts. Lead financial management of program budget and establish contracts with facilitating companies, artists, participants and crew. Coordinate the selection of suitable locations in Netherlands and lead outdoor shootings. Plan and facilitate shootings in other countries (e.g. Mongolia, Ivory Coast, Indonesia, Ecuador), and coordinate local shooting permits. Liaise with local partners (e.g. Red Cross, Doctors without Borders) and the Dutch counterpart. Plan the hiring of local personnel. Coordinate catering, logistics, permits and authorization for shooting in restricted or private areas. Prepare call sheets for shootings.

Coordinate and implement hygiene checks (kitchen areas and canteens of Eurest locations. Communicate and motivate utilization on up to date product data. Develop procedure card for storing food products. Lead consultations on food and hygiene related issues. Support processing of microbiological data. Provide support to the purchase department, identify new food items and promote the use of these items.

Plan, coordinate and execute client intakes. Prepare diet analysis. Develop action plan (nutrition, diet and lifestyle). Inform and advise clients on dietary intake and promote healthy lifestyles. Execute regular follow up and evaluation of the dietary advise and use of prescribed food items. Maintain regular contact with physicians.