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Introduction to Global Health Bureau Office of Population and Reproductive Health (GH/PRH) Director: Scott Radloff Deputy Director: Ellen Starbird The Office of Population and Reproductive Health (PRH) provides strategic direction, technical leadership and support to field programs in population, voluntary family planning, and reproductive health. It manages programs that advance and apply state-of-the-art technologies, expand access to quality services, promote healthy behaviors, broaden contraceptive availability and choices, strengthen policies and systems to address family planning and reproductive health needs, and improve data collection and use. • The Commodities Security and Logistics Division (GH/PRH/CSL) promotes the long-term availability of a range of high-quality contraceptives, condoms and other essential reproductive health supplies. • The Policy, Evaluation, and Communication Division (GH/PRH/PEC) works across the entire portfolio of Global Health activities to improve the collection, analysis and use of data in policymaking and program planning; and promotes policies, behavior change and community norms, which result in improved reproductive and health outcomes. • The Research, Technology, and Utilization Division (GH/PRH/RTU) provides technical leadership in building scientific and empirical knowledge, and ensures its use in the design and implementation of effective, efficient, high-quality family planning and reproductive health programs. • The Service Delivery Improvement Division (GH/PRH/SDI) develops and applies innovative strategies that improve the performance of individuals, organizations, and systems for the sustainable delivery of quality family planning and related services. Office of Professional Development and Management Support (GH/PDMS) Director: Sharon Carney The Office of Professional Development and Management Support (PDMS) is responsible for three functional areas in the Bureau for Global Health: Professional Development, Personnel, and Administrative Support. • The Professional Development Team (GH/PDMS) manages professional development activities and training, which include the PhuNdamentals Course, eLearning and State of the Art (SOTA) workshops for Washington and overseas Agency staff, and manages the Public Health Fellows Program, which places and supports Fellows worldwide. • The Personnel Team (GH/PDMS) maintains the Bureau Manage-to-Budget records; assists Bureau managers in developing workforce analyses and plans, position descriptions, and Statements of Work (SOWs); coordinates the Annual Evaluation processes and Awards programs for the Bureau; processes recruitment requests and selection approvals through SDAA/GH; coordinates with the Office of Human Resources (OHR), with the Office of Acquisition and Assistance, and directly with Institutional Contractors of GH/PDMS to provide for both Direct and Non-Direct Hire staff for the GH Bureau, other Washington Bureaus and Offices, and overseas missions; and chairs the GH Personnel Working Group with representation from each GH Bureau Office. -8-
-9- Introduction to Global Health Bureau • The Administrative Support Team (GH/PDMS) manages the Bureau Operating Expense budget, in collaboration with GH/SPBO/Controller, and associated procurement activities. It also provides all logistic and systems support to Bureau staff, including space planning and assignments; network, remote, and telephone access; equipment and supplies; interface with the Office of Security (SEC) for security clearances and badges; and maintenance of Vital Records, Emergency Contact Information, Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) and Emergency Procedures. Office of Strategic Planning, Budgeting and Operations (GH/SPBO) Director: Michael Zeilinger The Office of Strategic Planning, Budgeting and Operations (SPBO) has primary responsibility for Global Health’s strategic planning, budgeting, programming and procurement functions. It serves as the secretariat for the GH Office of the Assistant Administrator to coordinate GH actions and supports the GH technical offices in achieving their goals. • The Strategic Planning and Budgeting Division (GH/SPBO/SPB) undertakes strategic planning, which includes overall sector and program planning, policy monitoring and evaluation, and serves to coordinate such activities within Global Health and with other units within the Agency. It also monitors and participates in donor coordination, private partnerships, evaluation of unsolicited proposals, reconstruction and stabilization issues, and controlled correspondence. • The Operations Division (GH/SPBO/OPS) is responsible for providing programmatic support to Global Health technical office staff, from activity design through implementation. It also takes the lead in procurement planning, monitoring and tracking of all procurement actions; prepares and monitors Global Health’s budgets, which includes the management of Global Health OYB and monitoring of Global Health’s pipeline. Office Of Country Support (OCS) Acting Director: Janis Timberlake The Office of Country Support (OCS) is the Bureau for Global Health’s hub to provide broad, strategic assistance and support to countries and missions. With changing initiatives and priorities, this support assists both country programs and HQ country teams in understanding and managing challenges involving business practices as they relate to field programs. As a critical interlocutor of change, the OCS interfaces with GH element offices, regional bureaus, other pillar bureaus and interagency colleagues to ensure coordinated strategic, technical and programmatic assistance to countries. OCS leads the Global Health Country Team System, drawing on GH staff expertise across offices, fostering country representation from a “whole of health” program perspective.
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