NATIONAL TB CONTROL PROGRAMME
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National TB Control Programme
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Background of programme
    • Our Management Team
    • Departments
    • Strategies
    • Organisational Structure
    • Partnerships & Stakeholder Collaboration
  • TB Disease
    • TB Disease
    • Who is at Risk?
    • Diagnosis
    • TB Drug Resistance
  • Prevention
  • Signs & Symptoms
  • Treatment
  • DOT CENTERS
National TB Control Programme

Administration & Human Resource

This unit manages the administrative business of the programme and human resources. An administrator manages daily activities and a human resource focal person coordinates human resource-related issues

  • Ensure transactions are properly recorded and entered into the computerized accounting system
  • Establish and maintain supplier accounts
  • Implement financial policies and procedures
  • Be punctual and ready to listen and attend to staff of all categories
  • Arrange to convey staff meetings, informs members of the venue, time, date etc., at the most appropriate time
  • Manage the NTP Office on issues related to staff welfare, procurement and management of office logistics, vehicles and other assets
  • Assist with the annual audit and maintain financial files and records
  • Provide advice on human resource and office management issues arising out of the programme execution to NTP
  • Perform other administrative duties from time to time that falls within the NTP’s organizational culture

  • DOTS expansion and enhancement
  • Address TB/HIV, MDR-TB
  • health system strengthening
  • Engage all care providers
  • Empower people with TB
  • Enable and promote research

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