Under the direct supervision of Health Team PHCC Manager, the Health Field Officer is responsible for the supervision and monitoring of the PHC on the administrative, managerial part and very specific medical aspects that ensure the quality of health care provided at the PHCC for the smooth implementation of the Flat Fee Model.
Additionally, he/she will be responsible for monitoring, gathering information and reporting on the beneficiaries’ health status, with a focus on the communicable diseases.

Under the direct supervision of the Health Project Manager, the Health Team Manager-PHCC participates in the overall coordination of the activities implemented at the Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCCs) supported by PU-AMI. Ensure the overall principles and strategy defined by the Health Coordinator and Health PM are in place.

The ICT Officer will manage the overall technology infrastructure for NRC including planning, implementation and management of the software applications and hardware infrastructure that supports NRC operations. The ICT Officer will be involved in systems administration including general computer support, upgrades, software installations, license management, network management, deployment of equipment, inventory tracking, end-user support, and providing user training on use of common business applications.

The Lebanon Agriculture and Rural Empowerment (ARE) program is a multi-year project funded by USAID
to develop rural economics in Lebanon through support to the agro-food sector and other industries to unlock
local and export sales potential while also creating jobs and increasing farmers’ and worker’s incomes. ARE
will increase jobs; improve incomes; improve female participation and employment opportunities; increase
domestic and export sales; increase private sector investment; improve access to finance; link value chain
actors to domestic and international markets.

The mission of SHEILD is bringing relief to the population in general and to those who suffered and are still suffering from war and from the absence of governmental health and social care and protection. The methods involve direct assistance as well as community based interventions to enhance human rights, economic conditions, and social integration and subsequently implement programs with high emphasis on the most vulnerable and deprived members of targeted communities
SHEILD is looking for a "Protection Outreach Worker" for (Hasbaya & Marjayoun Districts)

ABAAD is a non-profit, non-politically affiliated, non-religious civil association that aims to achieve gender equality as an essential condition to sustainable social and economic development in the MENA region. ABAAD seeks to promote women's equality and participation through policy development, legal reform, and gender mainstreaming, engaging men, eliminating discrimination, and advancing and empowering women to participate effectively and fully in their communities.

The LCRP project seeks to support the Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) to fulfill its mandate to lead and coordinate the response to the Syria crisis in Lebanon, through technical support and provision of protection services to the most vulnerable people.

Field Officer South , Beirut and Mount Lebanon

Amel Association International (Amel) is a Lebanese and non-sectarian NGO created in 1979. Amel works through 25 centers, 6 mobile medical units, 2 mobile education units and 1 protection unit, and for 40 years has supported the poorest regions of Lebanon, from Beirut and its South Suburbs to Mount Lebanon, Bekaa and South Lebanon. Amel offers accessible services for all in the following fields: food security, health, education, protection, child protection, gender-based violence, livelihood, promotion and protection of human rights, rural development.

S/he identifies needs and protection risks at both individual and household levels and refers them to adequate specialized services (NGOs, MOSA, etc.). S/he elaborates, follows and evaluates the social project with the concerned families/individual. Upon needs, s/she requests Emergency Cash Assistance (ECA) and provides support and follow-up. S/he participates to awareness raising activities at community level and contribute to the community-based protection intervention.