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The Global Health Finance Coalition (GHFC) Lead

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About the job
The GHFC Lead (Volunteer) will play a key role in coordinating and driving the activities of the Global Health Finance Coalition (GHFC), a collaborative platform under the Infectious Disease Alliance (IDA). The coalition brings together stakeholders across global health, financing, and policy to promote equitable and sustainable funding for prevention, treatment, and health systems strengthening.
This role is ideal for a motivated professional passionate about global health financing, partnerships, and advocacy who is seeking hands-on leadership experience in coalition management, stakeholder engagement, and policy influence.
Kindly note that this is an unpaid volunteer opportunity offered on a part-time, remote basis.
Responsibilities
Coalition Management & Coordination
- Onboard and support GHFC members, ensuring engagement and contribution to coalition activities.
- Facilitate regular virtual meetings with members and stakeholders, including agenda preparation, minute-taking, and follow-up actions.
- Maintain organized coalition records and folders.
Strategic Planning & Member Engagement
- Align coalition activities with GHFC’s strategic priorities and IDA’s global health financing agenda.
- Provide onboarding guidance and encourage member contributions to newsletters, reports, and publications.
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Event Leadership & Advocacy Campaigns
- Lead the development, planning, and execution of GHFC events (virtual/hybrid), such as webinars, workshops, and high-level dialogues on global health financing.
- Follow IDA’s guidelines on partnership building, speaker logistics, calendar coordination, and Calls to Action (CTAs).
- Ensure event visibility on IDA’s website and manage dissemination plans.
Content Development & Policy Input
- Contribute to drafting concept notes, post-event reports, newsletters, policy briefs, and CTAs in collaboration with colleagues.
- Contribute to advocacy materials highlighting the importance of sustainable financing for global health.
Stakeholder & Partner Engagement
- Liaise with global health NGOs, researchers, policymakers, funders, and private sector stakeholders.
- Collaborate with IDA’s communications and policy teams to promote GHFC activities and strengthen coalition impact.
Requirements
Education & Experience:
- Academic background in global/public health, health economics, international development, or related fields.
- Experience in coalition coordination, stakeholder engagement, or global health advocacy is a strong asset.
Skills:
- Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills.
- Ability to write concise policy-oriented content (briefs, concept notes, event reports).
- Proficiency in Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, and Canva.
- Knowledge of global health financing mechanisms and donors (e.g., Global Fund, Gavi, World Bank) is desirable.


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Values:
- Passion for equity, sustainable health financing, and evidence-based policy.
- Collaborative and self-motivated, able to work independently in a remote environment.
What we offer
- Leadership Experience: Gain practical experience in coalition management and global health financing advocacy.
- Networking: Connect with global health leaders, funders, and policymakers.
- Skill Development: Strengthen your expertise in partnership building, event leadership, and policy communications.
- Impact: Play a key role in advancing sustainable financing for infectious disease prevention and treatment.
How to Apply
Submit your CV and a short cover letter via our Careers Page:
👉 https://www.id-alliance.org/careers
In your cover letter, explain why you are interested in leading the GHFC and how your background aligns with the responsibilities.
For questions, contact us at: hr@id-alliance.org
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We encourage early submissions. We look forward to your application and your contribution to building stronger global health systems!
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