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Senior Communications Support Services for EIT Community Initiatives Led by EIT Food
Provision of senior communications support services for EIT Community initiatives led by EIT Food, including communication and dissemination activities, stakeholder engagement, content creation, digital channel management, campaign support, event communications, reporting and branding support.
Angebotsfrist: 24. August 2026Typ: Ausschreibung
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Provision of senior communications support services for EIT Community initiatives led by EIT Food, including communication and dissemination activities, stakeholder engagement, content creation, digital channel management, campaign support, event communications, reporting and branding support.
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The team will coordinate communication activities, ensure consistency of messages, support national campaigns, and monitor implementation. The assignment will also define target audiences, develop tailored messages and communication tools, and propose a capacity-building programme for communication officers to ensure sustainability. 2. Operational implementation of the communication strategy The service provider will support the implementation of the communication plan through the production of institutional and audiovisual materials, national awareness campaigns, public events, radio and television programmes, and digital content. Particular attention will be given to regional and local communication, including awareness campaigns, citizen dialogue, and strengthened communication capacities of local authorities. Digital communication will be reinforced through the management of digital platforms and social media, regular multimedia content production, and audience engagement monitoring. The assignment will also support permanent dialogue mechanisms between public institutions, local governments, civil society, the media, and citizens through regional forums, participatory workshops, public consultations, community meetings, and digital platforms. These mechanisms will contribute to greater transparency, improved access to information, and stronger citizen ownership of decentralization reforms. 3. Short-term technical assistance A pool of short-term experts will provide targeted technical assistance to the Ministry and project partners throughout implementation. Their support will focus on assessing the implementation of the SNDDL, identifying challenges, formulating recommendations, and supporting its updating in response to the evolving institutional context. Experts may also support national and regional consultations, validation workshops, technical studies, strategic reports, methodological tools, practical guides, capacity-building activities, and the implementation of recommendations arising from evaluations. Their contribution will help ensure the technical quality and sustainability of the reforms and their alignment with national policies and international good practices in territorial governance. Implementation Approach and Expected Results All activities will follow a participatory and inclusive approach, involving central government institutions, local authorities, technical and financial partners, civil society, the media, and community representatives. Particular attention will be given to the participation of women, youth, and vulnerable groups. By the end of the assignment, the Ministry is expected to have an operational communication strategy, strengthened mechanisms for coordinating institutional communication, modern communication and citizen-engagement tools, and an updated and validated SNDDL supported by practical technical recommendations. Overall, the intervention will contribute to stronger coordination among decentralization stakeholders, greater visibility and understanding of ongoing reforms, improved citizen participation, and increased ownership of the decentralization process, thereby supporting more effective and inclusive local governance in Mauritania.
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- Die Angebotsfrist endet am 24. August 2026.
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