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RFP: Malaria Vaccine Programme Learning Agenda
Gavi is seeking provider(s) to 1. Identify approaches and interventions to increase the uptake of malaria vaccine and other health interventions during routine visit time points/ touchpoints 2. Conduct a comparative assessment on the feasibility and effectiveness of alternative schedules and delivery strategies of malaria vaccines in areas of highly seasonal malaria transmission
RFQ: Gavi Liaison Officer in Solomon Islands
The Liaison Officer will support the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) in Solomon Islands for the monitoring of the implementation of its action plan and activities, specifically those financed by Gavi (HSS2, HSS3 CDS3, EAF). Operational monitoring is particularly expected at the sub-national level, namely at provincial level. The Liaison Officer will be in close contact with Gavi’s Geneva-based country-facing staff, who are overseeing programmes.
RFP: Support to Internal Audit
The Internal Audit Team seeks individuals and firms to support audit and advisory projects.
Gavi seeks to recruit a Technical Assistance (TA) partner/firm (s) to provide technical support in Nigeria to Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) and National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) to improve and strengthen the quality and efficiency of campaigns and Supplementary Immunisation Activities (SIAs) for immunisation and PHC services.
RFP: Gavi Leadership Assessment & Development (SOW 1) and Executive Search (SOW 2)
Gavi is seeking for preferred suppliers for covering both Leadership Assessments integrated to its recruitment and selection processes and for Executive Search. Bidders may present their bid on one or the other, or on both (this choice should be clearly specified in the separate proposal submission).
RFQ: Quantifying the climate adaptation share of health system
The objective of this RFP is to map out health system strengthening and immunisation investments and identify what share of this goes towards climate adaptation, based upon existing data of disease incidence due to the effects of climate change. This exercise will provide a first attempt at demonstrating the climate adaptation share of health sector investments, which will allow implementing countries, financing partners and Global Health Initiatives (GHIs) to collaborate and target larger investment flows into these areas in support of enhanced climate-health outcomes.