Lot 1 - Program Coordinator Fall Prevention and Exercise Interventions

This tender concerns the role of a Programme Coordinator for Fall Prevention and Physical Activity Interventions. The primary objective is to oversee and manage programmes aimed at reducing falls and promoting physical activity, likely within a specific demographic or geographical area. The coordinator will be responsible for the strategic planning, implementation, and monitoring of these interventions. Key responsibilities may include developing programme strategies, coordinating with stakeholders (such as healthcare providers, community organizations, and local authorities), managing budgets, and ensuring the effective delivery of services. The role requires a strong understanding of public health principles, gerontology, and exercise science, as well as proven project management and leadership skills. The coordinator will likely be involved in data collection, analysis, and reporting to assess programme effectiveness and identify areas for improvement. This position is crucial for enhancing the well-being and safety of individuals, particularly older adults, by implementing evidence-based practices in fall prevention and encouraging active lifestyles. The specific location and duration of the contract will be detailed in the full tender documentation. This opportunity is ideal for a proactive and experienced professional dedicated to improving public health outcomes through targeted interventions.

This is a services contract in the health and medical services, Monitoring Evaluation and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Program Evaluation and Data Collection. Located in Netherlands, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 42,024.

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