European Union’s Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department (ECHO)
Uganda
European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO), formerly
known as the European Community Humanitarian Aid Office, is the European
Commission’s department for overseas humanitarian aid and for civil protection.
The European Union has been the second largest donor of humanitarian assistance
since 2000. For humanitarian aid, the Commission works with about 200
operational partners, including United Nations agencies, the Red Cross/
Crescent movement and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Humanitarian Aid
is channeled impartially, straight to victims, regardless of their race, ethnic
group, religion, gender, age, nationality or political affiliation.
Communication and Visibility Officer will support the hosting organisations as
well as the still in-country implementation volunteers in their communication
work. The communications volunteers will have the opportunity to work together
with and learn from the communication departments of the European sending
organisations to align the communication materials of the hosting organizations
with the EU Aid Volunteers Initiative and the established communication plan by
the consortium for this project.
- The development of communication and
visibility materials on the results and methodologies of (DRR-related)
projects and programs of the hosting organisations and local partners - The development of communication and
visibility materials on the EU Aid deployments - Overall communication of local hosting
organisations, e.g. training on project/program/annual reporting and
website development - Usage of Social media and internet for
visibility purposes - Visibility workshop(s) and training(s) on
communications to local organisations on how to present projects and
results in order to strengthen their visibility towards donors and media.
and EU Aid deployments
- Create a material bank/portfolio for
projects/programs results and successes to share with donors, media and
supporters - Create communications and visibility
material on EU Aid deployments (and what the work of a volunteer entails
in practice) - Make visibility material for local hosting
organisations
- Provide support and media strategy to link
local organisation to local and international media at the global
consortium level - Produce visibility material for EU Aid
Volunteers –program consortium (Develop an agreed upon Country
Communication & Visibility Package for the ACT EUAV consortium per
country. This could include good quality photos and short videos on DRR
interventions, deployments, life of volunteers, hosting organisations,
etc. - Support improvement of the linkage between
Head Office and Field Office, partners, in visibility and communications
work.
Experience:
- The applicant should possess good
coordination skills, especially at community level. - Proven ability in working with development
partners. - Previous experience of working abroad with
local partners in different cultural settings. - Adapts calmly and reacts constructively to
changing situations and constraints.
interested candidates are encouraged to
apply online by clicking on the link below and following instructions.
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