Global Fund is recruiting experts for TRP

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Global Fund is recruiting experts for TRP

Posted: April 9th, 2003 Contact globalfund.trp@...

Description: The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

is recruiting experts to serve on the Technical Review Panel (TRP) to

review the Third Round Proposals. The TRP plays a crucial role in

reviewing proposals for funding submitted to the Global Fund.

Individuals with expert technical knowledge and extensive experience

in one of the following areas are sought:

-HIV/AIDS

-Tuberculosis

-Malaria

-Cross cutting issues (such as institutional and governance issues,

macro-economics in a health sector context, absorptive capacity)

An open, transparent criteria-based selection process will be

followed. Wherever possible, the selection of members will also seek

to achieve a significant proportion of members from each of the WHO

regions, representation from public and private sectors and civil

society, including a qualified member from the Persons Living with

AIDS community. Approximate equal representation of both genders is

also sought.

Members will be appointed to serve a term of three years and

applicants must be available for the dates of the TRP meetings. The

next meeting takes place on July 28th ? August 8th 2003. Fluency in

English is required as this is the working language of the TRP. For

more details and an online CV form, please visit the Global Fund website.

A two-stage screening process is being undertaken to appoint TRP

members. CVs will initially be screened by the Health Systems Resource

Centre and a short list of 100 will be forwarded to the Global Fund on

Monday 5 May 2003. The Global Fund Screening Committee will submit

their recommendation on the final 25 members to the Global Fund Board

Meeting for endorsement in June.

Applications and a CV IN English using the CV form on the website

should be should be sent to to arrive no later than Sunday 20 April 2003.

For applicants without access to email, please contact the local WHO

or UNAIDS office for assistance.

Related site: http://www.globalfundatm.org