The challenges are numerous, the resources are certainly reduced but at HEKA-PHS, our vision is to put the human being at the heart of the solutions. We propose innovative and creative solutions inspired by previous successful interventions in our African context.What we offer:* Public health surveillance (We design accurate and integrated surveillance tools based on our deep and comprehensive knowledge of African health systems)* Public health research (updated quantitative and qualitative methodologies)* Education/training and technical assistance to populations and health professionals on key public health issues* Initial situation analysis and identification of key health issues in Sub-Saharan Africa.* Design, planning and implementation of public health projects* Evaluation of health projects and systems* Organization of national and international professional meetings (Network of 1000+ African experts)* Identification of targets, channels, design and dissemination of public health information to the population (special emphasis on new social media)

In my role as the CSOs Cluster Lead at Quadripartite AMR Multi-stakeholders partnership platform, I managed and moderated cluster hubs, led discussions on cluster priorities, and organized quarterly follow-up meetings. • Initiated and coordinating activities for an action group of 40+ African organizations, mapping and structuring African CSOs and academic projects focused on community-based AMR initiatives.• Developed and executing an advocacy campaign aimed at overcoming barriers to the inclusion of Global South stakeholders in the global AMR dialogue.

In summary, my extensive experience as an AMR and Nutrition Specialist, combined with my leadership role as a Regional Organization Leader, uniquely positions me to contribute to transformative initiatives in the humanitarian sector. I am enthusiastic about leveraging my skills and expertise to drive impactful change and advance the mission of organizations dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes in the region.1. Strategic Leadership and Regional Coordination:In my current role, I lead strategic planning aligned with national health policies, ensuring effective regional coordination with local and international partners.2. Humanitarian Assistance and AMR programme Management:As the head of the ALOMAR Humanitarian Assistance Project, I focus on capacity building for faith-based health centers in Niamey, overseeing the provision of medical resources and conducting comprehensive training across 50 facilities. Designing our organization AMR policies and e,suring its translation into impacful projects in Benin, Niger Burkina Fasa, Togo and Mali.3. Partnership Development and Coordination:My role involves fostering partnerships with organizations such as Rencontres-Africaines Provence-Languedoc, Monaco Aide & Présence, Ecumenical Pharmaceutical Network, React Africa, and South-Centre. The Quadripartite WHO-FAO-UNEP-WOAH , the US Embassy in Niger and many other key players in AMR4. Network Expansion and Patient Outreach:A significant achievement in my current role is establishing a network of 50+ health facilities across West Africa, impacting the lives of more than 500,000 patients. Passionate about contributing to transformative initiatives, I aim to drive impactful change and advance healthcare outcomes in the region.

Results-driven and seasoned Project Designer & Senior Project Manager with extensive experience in successfully spearheading complex initiatives in the healthcare sector. Proven track record of managing projects from conception to completion, ensuring the delivery of high-impact solutions for vulnerable populations. Committed to continuous improvement and equipped with comprehensive knowledge in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and infection prevention and control (IPC).Key Achievements:1. Led the successful planning, construction, and installation of a dedicated health center in the peripheries of Cotonou, Benin, catering to vulnerable populations. Funded by local private donors.2. Oversaw financial management and administration, including the supervision of healthcare services, procurement of quality medicines, and collaboration with the Regional Agency of Public Health to implement national health programs.3. Conducted continuous training programs for healthcare professionals on AMR & IPC, ensuring the highest standards of care.4. Formed a strategic partnership with HUMATEM-France, a bank of second-hand medical equipment, after the acceptance of the submitted proposal.5. Maintained compliance with donor requirements through meticulous activity reporting and documentation.5. Orchestrated quarterly screening campaigns for malnutrition and infectious diseases, providing free care and nutritional recovery for the poorest populations. Covered a population of 10,000 inhabitants on a permanent basis.6. Implemented AMR sensitization activities within the covered population on a quarterly basis, contributing to community health awareness.Seeking challenging roles in project design and senior project management to positively influence healthcare initiatives for vulnerable populations. Open to collaborations and enthusiastic about contributing to the success of mission-driven organizations.

1. Conducted situational analysis for nutrition/health needs in 3 rural Benin communes.2. Planned, implemented, and evaluated 2-year nutrition/health interventions (2000 households).3. Oversaw primary health care at orphanages (quarterly, 1200 children).Trained orphanage supervisors on body & food hygiene standards.Key Achievements:- Led impactful projects, optimizing HR and budget.- Enhanced health practices through targeted training initiatives.- Managed end-to-end project lifecycle from analysis to evaluation.Skills:-Project Management-AMR and Nutrition Expertise-Program Evaluation-Budget Management-Leadership and Coordination

• Management of medico-surgical and pediatric emergencies• Keeping epidemiological surveillance registers of the national health information system.• Referral of patients to specialty services or referral to the University Hospital depending on the case.