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26 November 2024
By IFPA
As IFPA’s Policy and Advocacy Officer, you will be working to influence the global health agenda. You will represent our interests at the United Nations and the World Health Organization, lead meetings with our community and drive change that improves the well-being of people affected by psoriatic disease.
IFPA’s ability to deliver on its vision of a future where all people living with psoriatic disease enjoy good health and wellbeing depends on how well IFPA positions psoriatic disease in the international and regional global health agenda, as well as its ability to offer support to its member organizations so that they can execute national advocacy work at the best of their ability.
The Policy and Advocacy work can be divided into two main categories:
As an international federation, IFPA is the representative of its members and the people living with psoriatic disease in the global health policy arena. IFPA’s Policy and Advocacy department maintains relationships with major international agencies, establishes and maintains a network of relationships with other nongovernmental organizations working in global health, finds opportunities to promote IFPA’s policy work and IFPA’s cause at the global level, produces advocacy messages and finds ways to promote said messages. Moreover, IFPA’s Policy and Advocacy department has a central role in providing tactics and material to IFPA member organizations, so that they can execute advocacy work in their countries the best way possible.
The regional work has its roots in the implementation of the recommendations from the 2016 World Health Organization Global Report on Psoriasis. IFPA’s Advocacy and Policy department has had as main tactic in this area the execution of the IFPA Flagship program IFPA Forum, organized regionally since 2022. IFPA plans to strengthen its regional work, in accordance with its strategy 2021-2030.
Activities related to regional work include:
Apply by sending your CV and personal letter to info@ifpa-pso.com before the 8th of December 2024. We would like to encourage you to send your application as soon as possible, as we are interviewing continuously.
IFPA is the international organization of psoriatic disease associations, a nonprofit organization uniting psoriatic disease associations worldwide. The organization was founded in 1971. For the last 50 years, IFPA has been at the forefront of improving life for people with psoriatic disease and has achieved success in raising the profile of psoriatic disease on the global agenda. Despite many achievements over the past 50 years, people living with psoriatic disease continue to experience significant unmet needs. IFPA has worked hard to gain political support and recognition for people living with psoriatic disease and has received it.
IFPA is the global leader in fighting psoriatic disease.
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