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The driver will support the Strengthening Infectious Disease Detection Systems (STRIDES) project country office team by operating the project vehicle to assure safe transportation of clients/project staff to and from various destinations. S/He will assist clients/project staff during entry and exit from vehicles as necessary and other courtesies. Assumes responsibility for care and maintenance of the vehicle; washes exterior and cleans interior; ensures maintenance and repair of the vehicle in Ethiopia.
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Note: Preference will be given to candidates who are available to start immediately upon selection.
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FHI 360 is a global nonprofit organization that mobilizes research, resources, and relationships so that people everywhere can access the opportunities they need to lead full, healthy lives. Operating across more than 60 countries, the organization pairs evidence-based research with on-the-ground program delivery to address critical global development and humanitarian challenges. --- Organizational Overview & Reach Global Workforce: Over 2,200 technical experts and professionals. Geographic Scope: Operates in more than 60 countries worldwide. Institutional Experience: More than 50 years of developing data-driven solutions and applying scientific breakthroughs to global challenges. --- Core Focus Areas & Interventions Health and Well-Being: Improving healthcare systems, health access, and disease prevention through evidence-based practices and medical research. Economic Opportunity: Expanding access to sustainable livelihoods, employment, and economic resources in partner communities. Humanitarian Response: Delivering rapid, community-centered relief and recovery solutions during emergencies and protracted crises. Advocacy and Access: Championing social equity, resource access, and self-determination for marginalized and vulnerable populations. --- Operational Methodology Evidence-Based Approach: Mobilizes rigorous scientific research, innovation, and measurable outcomes to design effective development interventions. Community-Led Collaboration: Engages directly with local communities to listen, learn, and co-design sustainable paths forward. Partnership Networks: Collaborates with peer organizations, institutions, and community networks to maximize collective impact. Compliance Standards: Adheres to international standards, including environmental and sustainability mandates such as the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) PPN/0612 carbon reduction reporting requirements.