Support design of factsheets about different areas of WFP work

Details

Mission and objectives

The goal of WFP is that all people in the Kyrgyz Republic have access to and use sufficient and nutritious food to enjoy a healthy and productive life. WFP’s response to address food insecurity and nutrition challenges uses food and cash to build assets, spread knowledge and nurture stronger, more resilient communities. WFP aims for no one to be left behind, ensuring that we all work together to create sustainable and inclusive food systems – starting from when the seed is planted and ending when the food is served on the plate. In the Kyrgyz Republic, WFP activities focus on school meals optimization, rural development, smallholder support and resilience building, social safety nets and social protection, disaster risk management and climate change adaptation, and emergency support and early recovery.

Context

In areas prone to disasters and climate change risks, WFP provides food or cash to communities as they participate in activities that improve their disaster preparedness and mitigate climate-related risks. WFP also provides technical assistance to local government authorities to enhance community-level risk profiling and planning, disaster preparedness, mitigation and response, as well as climate adaptation. The online volunteers will be provided with support from the Policy and Partnerships and Communications Units, and will have an opportunity to know more about WFP activities, its standards of operation, and guidelines.

Task description

We are looking for Online Volunteers who under the guidance of Partnership Assistant and in close collaboration with the communications team will support us by producing four graphic designs of factsheets and infographics. The design should follow WFP corporate design guidelines which will be shared with the Online Volunteers in advance. The factsheets prepared by online volunteers will be used for the next five years for convincing presentations of WFP activities in climate change adaptation and disaster risk management areas.