Impact Santé Afrique (ISA), NC : M031912772718P ; RC : 0249/RDA/JO6/A2/SAAJP/BAPP
Street 1798, next to the Nigeria Ambassador Residency, Bastos
E-mail: contact@impactsante.org | Web: www.impactsante.org
P.O. Box: 35562 Yaounde – Cameroon | Tel: (+237) 699 038 004

Call for Consultancy!
Impact Santé Afrique: Non-Governmental Organization
Title: One (01) National Consultant for the Collection and Analysis of Data on Malaria
Input Supply Chain in Cameroon

Location: Cameroon
Réf.: D520/EAP/2023

I. Context
Impact Santé Afrique (ISA) is a non-governmental organization based in Cameroon with the
primary goal of contributing to the improvement of public health through the
implementation of transformative and sustainable programs. (For more information, please
visit our website www.impactsante.org)
ISA is implementing the project, " Equitable Access in Malaria Fight ", a civil society initiative
supported by Expertise France and funded by L’Initiative over a period of 3 years. This
initiative aims to increase the engagement of civil society and communities in the
implementation of the National Strategic Plan for Malaria Control in Cameroon, at both the
national and community level. The approach seeks to demonstrate the tangible benefits that
civil society engagement can bring to this crucial fight.
One of the key specific objectives of this initiative is to improve access to malaria inputs at
the level Community Health Workers (CHW), with a particular focus on the most vulnerable
populations. It is in this perspective that ISA is seeking an experienced consultant capable
of conducting an analysis of malaria inputs supply chain situation in Cameroon at the national
level.
II. General Objective
The general objective of this study is to document and clarify the different processes, roles,
and responsibilities of stakeholders from the central to the regional level to identify various
processes, pinpoint bottlenecks in the malaria input supply chain, and identify the different
actors involved.
III. Specific Objectives
 Develop a study protocol including methodology, data collection tools, key actors,
roles, and responsibilities in malaria supply chain, from central to regional level.
 Collect data on malaria supply chain in Cameroon from various stakeholders,
including civil society organizations, health and education ministries, suppliers of
health products and services, communities, and individuals.
 Analyze the collected data to identify bottlenecks in malaria supply chain in
Cameroon; produce preliminary results to be presented and validated by ISA and
the project steering committee.
Impact Santé Afrique (ISA), NC : M031912772718P ; RC : 0249/RDA/JO6/A2/SAAJP/BAPP
Street 1798, next to the Nigeria Ambassador Residency, Bastos
E-mail: contact@impactsante.org | Web: www.impactsante.org
P.O. Box: 35562 Yaounde – Cameroon | Tel: (+237) 699 038 004
 Document and clarify the different processes involved in the supply chain from
central to regional level.
 Develop a final report of the study results, taking into account various
observations and suggestions.
IV. Responsibilities of the National Consultant
 Develop a study protocol including methodology and tools for data collection on
the Malaria Supply Chain in Cameroon.
 Present the study protocol and data collection tools to the Taskforce National
Malaria Control Program (NMCP)-Civil Society for Malaria Elimination (CS4ME) for
validation.
 Train civil society organizations on qualitative and quantitative data collection
methods.
 Collect data nationwide.
 Participate in analysis workshop with the Taskforce to identify key actors and their
roles in the supply chain.
 Develop the final report of the study.
V. Qualifications of the National Consultant
 Master's degree or equivalent in Public Health, Pharmacy, Demography, or a
related field.
 Have at least 7 years of experience in Public Health research and/or logistics
management of medical inputs or a related field.
 Have at least 7 years of experience in collection and analysis of qualitative and
quantitative data.
 Proven experience in data collection and analysis of the supply chain of medical
inputs.
 Skills in developing methodology and data collection tools.
Assets :
 Good knowledge of the national supply system of malaria inputs in Cameroon.
 Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
VI. Deliverables
 A study protocol including tools for data collection on the malaria inputs supply
chain in Cameroon.
 A research report on the malaria supply chain in Cameroon, including an analysis
of bottlenecks, key actors, their various roles and responsibilities.
 A collected database.
 Synthesis of the analyzed report validated by ISA and the Taskforce.Impact Santé Afrique (ISA), NC : M031912772718P ; RC : 0249/RDA/JO6/A2/SAAJP/BAPP
Street 1798, next to the Nigeria Ambassador Residency, Bastos
E-mail: contact@impactsante.org | Web: www.impactsante.org
P.O. Box: 35562 Yaounde – Cameroon | Tel: (+237) 699 038 004
VII. Duration of the Mission
The duration of the consultant's mission will be 30 working days from the date of contract
signature within the period from January 15, 2024, to May 15, 2024, according to the
schedule.
VIII. Submission Modalities
Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications, including:
1. A detailed CV with references to experience in mapping.
2. A cover letter.
3. Three professional references.
4. A methodological proposal.
5. A detailed timeline.
6. A detailed financial proposal.
N.B: Applications will be evaluated based on their relevance to the required qualifications
and professional references. Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Applications will be submitted only by email to jobsimpactsante@gmail.com. Applications
must be submitted within 20 days after the publication of this offer, i.e., by January 7,
2024, at 11:59pm.
Please indicate in:
email subject: Consultant National D520/EAP/2023
IX. Confidentiality
All information and data collected in this study must be treated confidentially and used only
for study-related purposes. The National Consultant must sign a confidentiality agreement
before the start of the mission.
Publication Date : December 19, 2023.