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Communications specialist for Women Peace and Security program in ASEAN – Call for Expressions of Interest
AMPLIFY is a five-year regional initiative of The Asia Foundation and the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade that aims to address the problem that women living in ASEAN are disproportionately impacted by armed conflicts and human security threats. At the country level, the program will concentrate efforts on Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Myanmar working at three levels of engagement to support Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) policy development; CSO initiatives; and community level peacebuilding. AMPLIFY supports ASEAN’s Regional Plan of Action on WPS and other regional women’s peace initiatives.
TAF is looking for a communication specialist to provide strategic guidance and create communications products in support of the AMPLIFY program. Consultants or firms with professional experience in communications for development, with a focus on WPS, women's empowerment and/or conflict-related issues are highly encouraged to apply. Experience in high-level ASEAN/donor engagement a plus.
Reporting and Supervision:
The consultant (or firm) will report to the Regional Program Manager of AMPLIFY. Ability to be based in Thailand preferred, with remote work possible within the Asia-Pacific region.
Support is required approximately 5 days per month or as required by the team. Contract modality will be deliverable/task based.
Responsibilities
Requirements
Preferences
Interested applications should:
Please provide CV, cover letter, proposed daily rate, and 2-3 examples of previous work that align with the above scope of work to amplifyinfo@asiafoundation.org by 20th February 2025.
Contact : amplifyinfo@asiafoundation.org