About the TAG
Thank you for your interest in applying to join the 2026-2028 Technical Advisory Group for AlignMNH. AlignMNH was founded in 2020 to accelerate progress in improving maternal and newborn health outcomes and prevent stillbirths around the globe. AlignMNH is supported by a Secretariat, managed by Jhpiego. Learn more about AlignMNH at alignmnh.org.
The Technical Advisory Group (TAG) serves as a brain trust and expert advisory body providing thought leadership and strategic intelligence to guide our work. TAG members bring direct, practical, and in-depth country experience, along with deep subject matter expertise and connections to the global MNCH landscape. The collective experience and expertise among the TAG enables members to identify emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities of relevance to inform the direction of the AlignMNH platform.
In their role, TAG members provide strategic advisory support by offering expert guidance on programmatic direction and priorities. They leverage their understanding of what's most critical in MNCH today to synthesize complex challenges into actionable insights. Through their collective expertise in country realities and global perspectives, the TAG ensures our work remains responsive to the evolving needs of countries and the global community and ensures AlignMNH is positioned at the forefront of MNCH innovation and impact.
TAG Commitments
The AlignMNH TAG presents an incredible opportunity to work alongside passionate MNCH leaders from around the globe while shaping priorities to advance maternal newborn health outcomes.
The TAG will begin its term immediately following the International Maternal Newborn Health Conference (IMNHC) 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya. TAG members will serve a two-year term, during which they will participate in routine virtual meetings, smaller working group meetings, and the next IMNHC in the lead up to 2030.
Application process and TAG composition
The application process for the TAG is open, and any interested individuals are encouraged to apply. The selection process of TAG will take into account the composition of the TAG as a whole, prioritizing a balance of regional representation, gender, technical expertise, and diversity of experience (spanning NGOs, advocacy, government, clinical, research/academia, and others)
In addition to MNHC knowledge and expertise, we are seeking TAG members who bring any of the following areas of expertise:
- Humanitarian
- Global leadership / networks
- MOH
- Advocacy
- Finance
- Technology
- Private Sector
How to apply
All interested applicants should be prepared to submit responses to the questions within the application, in addition to providing a letter of reference (optional), a personal statement, and an updated resume/CV. The application also includes an (optional) opportunity for applicants to provide feedback or recommendations for the future of the AlignMNH platform.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis through the submission deadline of January 30, 2026.
Thank you for your interest in the AlignMNH TAG- we look forward to reviewing your application.
The AlignMNH Secretariat