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Join the movement to expand access to assistive technology.

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Programme Intern (Assistive Technology)

ATscale is seeking a Programme Intern to support the programme team in implementing ATscale’s strategy to increase access to assistive technology (AT), with a particular focus on country-based interventions and on global-level interventions that create a stronger enabling system and market for low- and middle-income countries.

 

This role offers a unique opportunity to attend official meetings and learn about ATscale, the UN and multilateral cooperation, as well as project management, the global health, rehabilitation and assistive technology sector. She/he will gain exposure to key stakeholders, multi-partner donors, international non-governmental organizations, government officials and other representatives.

Deadline for application is
Request for Quotations (RFQ)

ATscale is seeking a consultancy partner for the event management of
AT EXPO AFRICA 2027, a significant event dedicated to advancing the
assistive technology (AT) sector.

 

The event is scheduled to take place from June 3-5, 2027 in Dakar, Senegal.

 

We are looking for an experienced service provider to plan and execute
the initial phase of the Expo (March 2026 – September 2026). This
crucial preparatory work will be conducted in close collaboration with
the AT Expo Africa 2027 national steering committee and its executive
secretariat, including the Senegalese Ministries of Health and Public
Hygiene, and Family, Social Action, and Solidarities.

 

While the consultancy partner can be located anywhere globally, travel
to Dakar, Senegal, will be required at least once during this initial
phase.

Submission deadline is 12:00 (GMT -2.00) on

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