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Living Goods

Empowers CHWs with digital health tools

Capitalisation de l'Expérience de Digitalisation des Services des ASBC-BF

Project ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBurkina FasoNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • The firm or consortium must be legally constituted and have at least five years of experience in evaluation, research, or knowledge capitalization in the health sector.
  • The firm must have completed at least three knowledge-capitalization or evaluation assignments in community health or digital health programs in the past five years, including at least one in West Africa.
  • The firm must have good knowledge of Burkina Faso's health system and national community-health policy.
  • The firm must be able to work in the Ziniaré and Manga districts, including in a constrained security context.
  • The mission lead must have a Bac+5 in public health, epidemiology, social sciences, or health economics; ten years of experience; leadership of at least two capitalization or evaluation assignments in community or digital health; excellent French writing skills; and good English proficiency.
  • The digital health and health information systems expert must have a Bac+5 in health informatics, information systems, or public health; seven years of experience; knowledge of DHIS2 and digital tools for ASBC; and routine-data analysis skills.
  • The community health and knowledge management specialist must have a Bac+5 in public health, social sciences, or community development; seven years of experience, including at least five years in community health programs; knowledge of ASBC, supervision, and Burkina Faso's national community-health policy; and a portfolio of policy briefs, good-practice sheets, and infographics.
  • The team may include data-collection assistants proficient in local languages such as Mooré and Bissa.
  • The team is encouraged to have gender parity.
  • The consultant must comply with applicable ethical rules, including informed consent, confidentiality, personal-data protection, and required health-authority authorizations.
  • The consultant must adhere to Living Goods policies on protection and on preventing fraud, exploitation, and sexual abuse.

Responsibilities

  • Hold a scoping meeting with stakeholders and review the available documentation.
  • Produce an inception report with a refined methodology, finalized questions, data-collection tools, stakeholder sampling, and work plan.
  • Conduct a comprehensive review of project documentation, analyze results against the results framework and targets, and analyze secondary data from the digital platform, routine data, and supervision reports.
  • Conduct discussions and interviews in both districts and at the national level, including focus groups with beneficiaries and ASBC and individual interviews with Ministry of Health directorates, the regional health directorate, district management teams, and supervisors.
  • Analyze and triangulate sources and reconstruct the project's trajectory, including its chronology, key decisions, turning points, successive adjustments, and reasons for them.
  • Assess the achievement of expected results, explain deviations from targets, and analyze changes in use, production, completeness, timeliness, and quality of community data over the project period.
  • Document enabling factors, obstacles, adaptations, beneficiaries' and institutional actors' perspectives, good practices, and transferable lessons, including replication conditions and limitations.
  • Assess the technical, institutional, and financial conditions for sustainability and scale-up, including investment and recurring costs and the State's capacity to assume them.
  • Draft the provisional capitalization report and incorporate Living Goods' comments.
  • Facilitate a stakeholder validation workshop, document accepted amendments, and finalize the report.
  • Develop knowledge products and support their dissemination, including at minimum a policy brief, three to five good-practice sheets, a presentation, and an infographic; a short testimonial video is optional.
  • Deliver all outputs in French and English, in editable Word and PDF formats, and hand over raw data, transcripts, databases, and materials produced to Living Goods.

Desired Qualifications

  • Training in communication or knowledge management is an asset for the community health and knowledge management specialist.

About the Company

Living Goods

Empowers CHWs with digital health tools

Living Goods strengthens frontline health work in East and West Africa by equipping community health workers (CHWs) with digital tools and data-driven performance management. The organization partners with governments and NGOs to deliver essential care, including immunizations and maternal health services, to underserved communities. CHWs use mobile-enabled apps and streamlined workflows to collect patient data, track visits, schedule follow-ups, and report on service delivery, enabling timely, coordinated care. Compared with traditional programs, Living Goods focuses on scalable, technology-supported grassroots healthcare, enhancing efficiency and coverage through real-time insights and standardized practices. The goal is to expand access to quality primary healthcare, improve health outcomes, and sustain improvements by growing the capacity of CHWs and strengthening health systems through partnerships and grant-funded support.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$1.3M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2007

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