Head of Business Development, WACAR

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  for section headers. Which sections are clear? The text includes many tags indicating headings: "The Crisis Response, Recovery and Development (CRRD) Department", "The Awards Management Unit (AMU)", "West and Central Africa Regional Overview:", "The West and Central Africa Region (WACAR)", "The Purpose of the Role", "Scope and Accountability", "Key Working Relationships", "Direct Reports:", "KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES". Also there are subheaders like "Planning and Strategic Leadership", "End to End Program Development", "Donor and Partner Engagement", "Capacity Building and Training", "Staff Management, Learning, and Development". Those are within the responsibilities list, but they are italicized with . Should we treat them as subheaders? The rule says use

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