Overview
To contribute to the implementation of the communications strategy by supporting and delivering a range of communications activities including social media management, content creation, media relations and branding.
Key Responsibilities
- Contribute to the implementation of country communications strategy and project communication work plans.
- Develop high quality information products for both print and electronic platforms.
- Collect audio visual content and write human interest stories.
- Provide substantive, specialised support, co-ordination and recommendations for video, photo and radio products.
- Generate donor specific visibility content.
- Prepare initial drafts of press releases, speeches, and key messages.
- Contribute to the organization of visibility events.
- Liaise with local and international media outlets.
- Help maintain a network of media professionals and journalists.
- Develop engaging social media content and assist in managing the WFP Twitter account.
- Monitor and analyse traditional and social media.
- Support capacity building of WFP staff on all aspects of communication.
- Contribute to the implementation of corporate branding and marking plans.
- Follow standard emergency preparedness practices.
- Design and contribute to the implementation of community‑engagement communication strategies.
Required Experience
One year of postgraduate professional experience is the minimum requirement. Additional years of relevant professional work experience in communications related fields is desirable.
Qualifications
Advanced University degree in Journalism, International Relations, Public Relations, Communications or other relevant field, or First University degree with additional years of related work experience and/or trainings/courses.
