Translation of the Regional Migration Health Profile Document of the countries in the East and Horn of Africa to French

Translate the Migration Health Profile Document into French

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Overview

Translate the Migration Health Profile Document into French

You have:

  • Native French Speaker with fluency in English.
  • At least experience on literature translation, proven by past work at an organizational or interagency level for an organization comparable to IOM or in academic institution.
  • Excellent and proven language skills.
  • Proven experience of knowledge on migration health and exposure to migration issues will be considered as an advantage.
  • Proven ability of writing fluent English.

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The IOM – Migration Health Division seeks for a motivated volunteer to conduct a Translation to French of the Regional Migration Health Profile Document of the countries in the East and Horn of Africa. The translation will follow a standard approach for this purpose. The document is a 16-page document and duration of assignment is 2 weeks. 1. Translate the document from English to French

  • Translation
  • Translation and interpretation

    Migration places individuals in situations which may impact their physical and mental well-being. Conditions surrounding the migration process can increase the vulnerability to ill health. Migration also cuts across economic and social policies, human rights and equity issues, development agendas, and social norms – all of which are relevant to migration health. The East and Horn of Africa has historically been part of global migration and trade networks and continues to play an important role in both. Countries in the region face a common crisis which includes drought, floods, armed conflicts, acute food shortages and mass displacements; complicated by a lack of resources access to any health services for majority of its population. IOM through its regional and country offices and close partnership with governments and relevant partners is contributing to advancing the migration health agenda. This migration profile document was developed to inform IOM programming and it shows Migration Trends Relevant to Public Health, 2019 programmatic highlights on IOM Health Programming, IOM Support to Health Systems and more recently IOM response to COVID-19.

  • Volunteers: 1 needed

  • 11-20 hours per week / 2 weeks

    The volunteer will be a Native French Speaker with fluency in English. Have at least experience on literature translation, proven by past work at an organisational or interagency level for an organization comparable to IOM or in academic institution. The volunteer shall have excellent and proven language skills. Proven experience of knowledge on migration health and exposure to migration issues will be considered as an advantage. The volunteer will have proven ability of writing fluent English.

  • Kenya

  • English, French

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