Consultant in charge of communication around the 28 September 2009 trial in Guinea

Contract

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Result of Service

At the end of this activity :

• Daily monitoring of the trial hearings
• Interviews and photo shoots
• Daily and weekly information and awareness-raising publications on the trial have been produced.
• A documentary film on the commitment of UN-Human Rights in Guinea to this trial is available;
• An awareness-raising report with the main audio-visual media, online media and social networks is available.
• A final evaluation of the campaign in the form of a report.

Work Location

GUINEA

Expected duration

01/12/23-31/05/24

Duties and Responsibilities

• Audience tracking
• Photo shoots and interviews
• Use of popular media to inform and raise awareness of the trial
• Survey on people's level of understanding of the trial
• Communicating all monitoring team productions
• Preparing documentary films;
• Filming
• Setting up meetings and conducting interviews with various personalities, religious authorities and staff from the United Nations, NGOs, etc;

Qualifications/special skills

Five (5) years

Languages

Fluent in writing and spoken French

Additional Information

• The consultant will work under the responsibility of the Head of the September 28 Trial Cluster, Head of the Capacity Building and Technical Cooperation Unit, to whom he/she will report.

• He/she will consult all existing UN Human Rights documentation, tracing the commitment and all the work carried out over the last 12 years.

• He/she will make useful contacts with relevant actors including the media, national authorities, religious authorities, CSOs, notability, youth leaders, heads of UN agencies, etc.).

• He/she will make field visits as part of opinion surveys. Field visits,
• He/she will conduct interviews
• He/she will collect views and information, testimonies and any other source of information in the field.

No Fee

THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.