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NON-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATION (NGO)
OVERVIEW
*Merck & Co., Inc., based in Kenilworth, N.J., U.S.A. is known as
MSD outside the United States and Canada.
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The MSD Fellowship for Global Health is a three-
month, field-based corporate pro bono program
designed to leverage the skills and talents of our
employees worldwide.
Goals:
• Strengthen the capacity and reach of NGO partners with technical and human capital support
• Provide rich professional-development experiences for our selected employees
• Apply key learnings across the company
ABOUT THE MSD FELLOWSHIP FOR GLOBAL HEALTH
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NGO partners must have proven expertise and success in
implementing programs that improve access to health. An
eligible NGO Partner’s mission must align with one of the
following priorities:
Health Access: Improving healthcare quality and increasing access to care
for underserved populations in the areas of alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes, HIV
/ AIDS, maternal health and animal health.
Health System: Strengthening the capacity of local and or national health
systems in areas such as supply chain, organizational design and
development, marketing and business planning.
Research and Development: Projects that support the advancement of
research and development capabilities, particularly in the area of neglected
and tropical diseases will be considered. However, projects CANNOT focus
on the research and/or development of specific compounds or biological
agents for the treatment or prevention of disease.
PROFILE OF AN NGO PARTNER
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• Cross-functional teams of high performing
MSD employees
• Globally diverse
• Typically have 5-10 years of experience
working with the company
• Emerging leaders with strong teamwork
skills
• Enthusiastic and motivated about the
company mission and the MSD Fellowship
program
Sample functional experience/skill sets include:
• Organizational Development
• Marketing & Communications
• Business Development
• Clinical Research, Clinical Operations
• Discovery and Preclinical Sciences
• Finance, Accounting and Audit
• Human Resources
• Information Technology
WHO ARE RICHARD T. CLARK FELLOWS? 4
• Learning and Development
• Medicinal Chemistry
• Quantitative Sciences
• Regulatory
• Stakeholder engagement
• Strategic Planning
• Supply Chain and Procurement
• Quality Assurance, Quality Control
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RTC Fellows:
• Commit to serve full-time on assignment for three
months
• Prepare for being based in the field
• Provide ongoing feedback about project
statement of work
• Utilize professional expertise to share knowledge
and develop efficiencies for NGO
• Upon return, develop an impact plan and share
insights about global healthcare issues
• Ongoing, spur changes that benefit both the
global community and the company
• Serve as ambassadors for the Fellowship
FELLOWS’ RESPONSIBILITIES
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ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSIBILTIES: MSD
INFIELD ASSIGNMENT
PREPARATION
• Onboarding RTC Fellows
and NGO partners
• Manage reintegration
support for Fellows and
conduct program impact
evaluation
RTC FELLOW
SELECTION
• Determine RTC
Fellows to be
matched to NGO
Partner based on
project needs and
Fellow skillsets
FINANCIAL
SUPPORT
• Provide NGO
partners with
grant to support
Fellows
•Manage per
diems to support
Fellows
MANAGE NGO
PARTNER
RELATIONSHIP
• Provide ongoing
support
• Oversee external
communications
about the program
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ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: NGO PARTNERS
•
TRANSPARENCY
• Provide access to
key people and
information within
the organization
PARTNERSHIP
• Assign a project
manager to
manage and
consult with
Fellows
• Proficient in English
LOGISTICS
• Organize in-country
travel and housing
• Secure workspace,
mobile phones and
other resources as
needed
• Field visit logistics
EXPENSES
• Manage and report
on expenses
covered by grant
PAST PROJECTS
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ASSURING QUALITY MANAGEMENT
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Jhpiego – India Scope of Work:
• Supported the development of an IT Virtual
platform for interaction between member
institutions and the Quality Improvement Hub
• Designed and developed a business model
framework and estimated revenues that
complement the core business of Manyata
(maternal and newborn health) and explored
opportunities for sustainability
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IMPROVING SUPPLY CHAIN
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Africa Resource Centre – Dakar, Senegal
Scope of Work:
• Increased capacity of ARC West Africa’s core
team in supply chain matters, including private
sector engagement
• Developed a West Africa model/approach to
provide expert input across multiple countries
• Trained key supply chain actors in supply chain
systems and LMIS (Logistics Management
Information Systems)
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DEVELOPING CLINICAL TRIALS CAPACITY
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BIO Ventures for Global Health – Maputo, Mozambique
Scope of Work:
• Prepared a needs assessment to gain a
global understanding of the center’s
capabilities and its staff’s experience
• Prepared and presented seminars on clinical
trials management/implementation topics
• Developed a multi-day clinical trials
workshop with scientists from around the
region
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HIGH LEVEL ANNUAL TIMELINE
Mid November – Early
January NGOs submit project proposals and Fellowship team reviews
Early February NGOs are notified of project status, i.e. selection
February – March Employee application period
May Fellows are selected; MSD notifies NGOs of match
May Fellowship letter of agreement executed with each NGO partner
NGOs coordinate with MSD regarding field assignment logistics
May-July All parties prepare for field assignments
Late July Launch of Fellowship assignments: Onboarding Session
Late July – October Fellows participate in field assignments
November Program Evaluation – Complete impact survey and final grant report
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• If you are interested in submitting a project proposal for the MSD Fellowship for Global
Health, please visit the company’s Grant Application Website.
• Organizations may submit up to THREE project proposals, and are encouraged to submit at
least two project proposals for consideration.
• Create one project application per submission to the company’s Grant Application Website.
• Please review the MSD Fellowship for Global Health Guidelines for Project Proposals and
follow the instructions to ensure eligibility.
HOW TO SUBMIT A PROJECT PROPOSAL
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THANK YOU
Visit our website at www.msdresponsibility.com
Go to “Our Giving” and then “MSD Fellowship for Global Health” to learn more.