NLAssociate Director, Lead Exposure (Governance Strategy & Operations)
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)RemoteGlobal health and wellbeingLead exposure and air qualityManagementOperations
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Why this is on the board
Lead damages the brain development of young children and gets little attention, while a single government rule, such as a ban on lead in paint or spices, can protect an entire country. You don't set the direction yourself, but with money, planning and people you make sure CHAI's country teams actually get such agreements with governments over the line.
About the role
Lead governance strategy and operations for CHAI's lead exposure programme, supporting government partnerships and cross-country coordination in low- and middle-income countries. - Develop KPI dashboards, work plan trackers, and programme review processes to monitor progress against grant milestones and strategic objectives. - Partner with country teams to develop implementation roadmaps, provide technical support, and adapt global frameworks for country-specific contexts. - Develop funding conce…
Requirements
| Language | English is enough |
|---|---|
| Work authorisation | Unclear |
| Screening | Not mentioned |
| Where you work | Remote · Remote |
| Level | Senior |
| Salary | Not stated |
| Posted | 24 August 2026 |
| Closes | No closing date given |
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