Sudan carries a disproportionate share of the regional and global burden of vector-borne diseases. Diseases such as malaria, Leishmaniosis (visceral and cutaneous), Schistosomiasis, lymphatic filariasis and dengue continue to cause tremendous human suffering. Outbreaks of vector-borne diseases such as yellow fever, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever and Rift-Valley fever have occurred in recent past. Prevention by vector control has an important role in reducing morbidity and mortality due to vector-borne diseases. Nevertheless, the preventive power of vector control for disease prevention is grossly underused in the country. Furthermore, vector control has largely been based on use of a few classes of pesticides, which have resulted in emergence and spread of insecticide resistance in many places. Sustainable improvement of public health and environment and optimized utilization of resources call for implementation of Integrated Vector Management (IVM), defined as “a rational decision-making process for the optimal use of resources for vector control”. The aim of IVM is to improve the efficacy, cost-effectiveness, ecological soundness and sustainability of disease vector control. The main elements of an IVM strategy are (i) evidence-based decision making; (ii) an integrated approach to vector and to vector-borne disease control; (iii) collaboration within the health sector and with other sectors; (iv) advocacy, social mobilization and legislation; and (v) capacity-building. 

1. Develop indicators and standardized reporting templates for use at different administrative levels.

2. Prepare reports for all IVM unit activities and evaluation reports and shared with related sectors.

3. Develop data collection forms, and templates of regular reports of IVM activities. 

4. Develop interactive dashboard for ITNs campaign using advance data analysis tools.

5. Provide technical Support for capacity building at sub-national level for the implementation package of IVM activates supported by GF. 

6. Participation in development of IVM strategic plan.

7. Monitor and record uses of insecticides and spray equipment and meet needs and fill gaps.

8. Provide specifications for VC commodities and spray equipment. 

9. Develop documentation for tenders of insecticides and spray equipment. 

10. Implement a system for supply management of vector control products at different levels of administration.

11. Assist and support with training and supervision for IVM activities.

12. Utilize lessons learnt in improving roll out from state to state.

13. Document experience, progress report and achievements for implementation of GF grant.

14. Track performance of States and provide technical and operations guidance on planning and implementation of IVM activities.

1. Msc in public health or epidemiology or Medical entomology.

2. 10 years’ experience in the field of M&E with minimum 5 years of IVM M&E

3. Basic training in GIS and RS.

4. Taken basic training in Monitoring and Evaluation and basic IVM training course.

5. Speaking and writing of Arabic and English