Data Governance Specialist

Home Data Governance Specialist Data Governance Specialist IC - Individual contractor Office UNDP-PHL - PHILIPPINES Deadline 16-Nov-26 @ 07:00 AM (New York time) 16-Nov-26 @ 07:00 AM (New York time) 31-Oct-26 @ 12:00 AM (New York time) Reference Number UNDP-PHL-01058 Contact UNDP Philippines Procurement Unit - procurement.ph@undp.org UNDP Philippines Procurement Unit - procurement.ph@undp.org This specific tender is managed via the new supplier portal system of UNDP Quantum. If you are interested in submitting a bid for this tender, you must subscribe following the instructions in the user guide . If you have not registered a profile with this system, you can do so by following the link for Supplier Registration . If you already have a supplier profile, please access the negotiation using quicklink or please login to the Supplier Portal , then search for the negotiation using the reference number UNDP-PHL-01058 , following the instructions in the user guide . Introduction Description of the Assignment: The long-term success of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Rotavirus vaccination programs in the Philippines depends not only on the availability of vaccines but also on the capacity of national and local stakeholders to effectively plan, finance, implement, monitor, and sustain these efforts. At present, several barriers undermine this capacity, including limited access to reliable and actionable data on local health budgets and expenditures, weak institutional mechanisms for tracking and optimizing health investments, gaps in data governance and data management, and limited integration of relevant private-sector vaccination data into public health information systems. To address these challenges, the Department of Health (DOH), with technical assistance from UNDP, proposes a comprehensive set of interventions across three interconnected areas at the Local Government Unit level: (1) data analytics, (2) stakeholder capacity building, and (3) public-private collaboration. These interventions seek to promote informed decision-making, strengthen transparency and accountability, improve the monitoring of local health investments, and support the institutionalization of sustainable financing strategies for HPV and Rotavirus vaccination programs. Strong data governance is foundational for these efforts. Local Health Offices (LHOs) use substantial amounts of data across their planning and day-to-day operations. The absence of formal governance to ensure