Graphic Designer

Jakarta

Organization: WFP - World Food Programme
Location: Jakarta
Grade: Level not specified - Level not specified
Occupational Groups:
- Communication and Public Information
- Design (digital, product, graphics or visual design)
Closing Date: Closed

Background

With support from AroFIIN, WFP will promote the consumption of fruits and vegetables in schools through nutrition education as part of the National School Meals Programme (Progas) under Germas. Progas was able to target children from low-income households and provide access to nutritious food at school and to teach fundamental principles around nutrition including the importance of fruits and vegetables. At the same time, Progas empowers local economies – such as farmers, fisherman, and other local business owners – through engaging them to supply food to primary school and provide financial incentives for community engagement in the cooking groups.

Overall, the partnership between WFP and ARoFIIN will focus on strengthening the nutrition education resources that emphasize the promotion of fruits and vegetable consumption under Progas guidelines and BCC (Behaviour Change Communication) campaign materials of the Ministry of Education and Culture. The partnership will pilot the newly made materials to SDN 02 Ciloa Kramatmulya, Kuningan, West Java.

The effectivity of the materials is assessed through a baseline and end-line study on the students’ knowledge and behaviour regarding fruit and vegetables. Focus-group discussions arranged among parents and teachers are also part of the Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) survey. The baseline was conducted in March 2019 to measure the knowledge and behaviour levels of the students. Focus-group discussions were also arranged on the existing BCC materials from Ministry of Education and Culture. The final report recommended improvement in material design and output.

The objectives of the creative re-strategy on BCC materials will concentrate on converting the existing messages through innovative design, forms, and delivery.

Scope of Work and Output

The digital designer will have the main task of strategizing and creating the design umbrella for this project. The designer should have the ability to translate messages into compelling, graphic narratives. The specific outputs are as follows (not limited to):

REVISED	DEADLINE
Revised “My Plate” poster	first draft: second week of June final output: third week of July
Revised “10 Healthy Guidelines” poster	first draft second week of June final output: third week of July
Revised Fruit Bingo Game	first draft second week of June final output: third week of July
Revised Snakes and Ladder game	first draft second week of June final output: third week of July
NEW MATERIALS
Umbrella Design	second week of June
Lesson plan booklet design	first draft third week of June final output: third week of July
Integrated social media campaign content	first draft last week of June final output: third week of July

Timeframe and fee

The consultancy is expected to be working both remotely and WFP office (when needed). Overall work is scheduled to be completed on the 31st of July. The fee will be paid as a lump sum amount after acceptance of the deliverable.

The total allocated days for this activity are 20 working days under SSA contract level 4 during the period 20 May – 31 July.

Reporting

The designer will report to the Communications Officer and the School Meals Programme team.

Qualifications

- University degree/diploma in art, graphic design, or related field

- Minimum 1-year experience

- Strong of portfolio and samples work of visual design required

- Excellent Photoshop/Corel/InDesign skills are essential

- Artistic and creative has an excellent eye for design and knowledge

- Ability to work independently and promptly

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