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Project Officer at Action Health Incorporated (AHI) May
Responsible To: PCD Nigeria Country Director Duration: 8(Eight) Months (Extendable) About the Role. Action Health Incorporated (AHI) on behalf of Partnership for Child Development (PCD), Imperial College London is short-listing applicants for the position of Project Officer to provide efficient administrative assistance service for PCD in Nigeria
Research Archives Imperial College London
Latest Jobs at Action Health Incorporated 15 May, 2020
Duration: 5 (Five) Months (Extendable) Responsible To: PCD Nigeria Country Director. Job Description Action Health Incorporated (AHI) on behalf of Partnership for Child Development (PCD), Imperial College London is short-listing applicants for the position of School Meal Planning (SMP) Assistant to provide technical support for PCD in Nigeria
Improving Africa’s School Feeding Programs: Analysis Sheds
The sourcebook is the third in a series of analysis on school feeding by the World Bank, the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Imperial College London’s Partnership for Child Development (PCD). The first, Rethinking School Feeding (WB, 2009), highlighted the long-term social investment of school feeding, and its role as a short-term
Partnership for Child Development Imperial College London
With country offices in Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya and Nigeria, PCD works with Governments and development partners from over 50 countries from across the globe. PCD administer the HGSF-Global website. A resource and documents site cover all issues around Home Grown School Feeding programmes. Visit www.hgsf-global.org for more information.
School Health and Nutrition Webinar Series
Partnership for Child Development, Imperial College London Laura's webinar presents initial research findings from the Enhanced School Health Initiative , an innovative collaboration with the Government of Ethiopia to assess the effectiveness of integrating multiple school health and nutrition programmes in Southern Ethiopia.