UN75 Online Survey Nepal- Collecting responses from Nepali citizens through partnership and digital advocacy

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1. The Online Volunteers will help UNRCO Nepal to conduct webinars, capacity development trainings, orientations to promote UN75 Online Survey in Nepal. 2. The Online Volunteers will make UN75 Online Survey promotional videos by using the script provided by UNRCO Nepal. 3. They will use social media channels and social messaging apps to share and spread UN75 Online Survey among their family, friends and other network. 4. The Online Volunteers will ensure 10 thousand respondents from Nepal fill the UN75 Survey up till 31st December, 2020. 5. They will help UNRCO in collaborating with development partners and private institutions.

• Outreach and advocacy

• Public information and reporting

  This year the UN is marking its 75th anniversary. As a part of the 75th anniversary celebration, the United Nations is igniting a largest global conversation via the UN75 Online Survey. The survey focuses on gathering voices from the people building the future we want. In the wake of COVID-19 crisis, the UN in Nepal will join the world in commemorating the 75th anniversary to bring out the voices and votes from the people of Nepal to help meet future challenges and create a better world in 2045 – when the UN will turn 100. While UN75 seeks to drive conversation in all segments of society - from classrooms to boardrooms, parliaments to village halls - it will place special emphasis on hearing those voices that have been marginalized for too long. The United Nations Resident Coordinator Office (UNRCO) is looking for volunteers representing all 7 provinces of Nepal including marginalized, disable and LGBTIQ groups. UN75 Survey Nepal is a joint effort to mobilize young people. It seeks to provide a platform for meaningful engagement of young people to collect the survey responses from Nepali citizens.

• Volunteers: 25 needed

• 1-5 hours per week / 4 weeks

  1. Should be fluent in spoken Nepali. 2. Should have access to mobile networks and internet. 3. Availability of a computer or phone. 4. Basic knowledge of Excel, google spreadsheet and other MS Office suites 5. Knowledge of Nepali local languages is an asset. 6. Ability to liaise with development partners and private institutions is considered an asset. 7. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. 8. Good networking skills.

• Nepal

• English, Nepali