CTG Overview:
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In operation since 2006, today we are honoured to serve clients in 15 fragile and conflict-affected states assisting with disaster relief, peace building, humanitarian aid and development programmes through our specialised recruitment, HR management and operational services.
Overview of position:
To respond to the many challenges people in Libya are facing, our client approach is to put the country on a more robust development path by helping the local authorities to restore security, essential services delivery and livelihoods opportunities. With fund from the European Union, our client has started the project “Strengthening Local Capacities for Resilience and Recovery.” A three-years initiative that is being implemented in close cooperation with national and international partners. ‘The European Union and our client are working together to support local authorities in Benghazi with the aim of strengthen their capacities to serve the people through:
Programme Outputs
Output 1. Local Capacities for Service Delivery
The project is supporting local institutions to improve sustainable access to health, education, water, electricity, sanitation – and socio-economic recovery for the whole population, with special attention to vulnerable groups.
Output 2. Strengthen community security and local model police
Libyan’s formal justice system has been damaged over the past years, with more and more people relying on informal justice and security arrangements. However, studies indicate that Libyans crave the restoration of state in an independent judiciary. The project works with rule of law institutions, including the police, to manage the impact of irregular migration, protect the rights of migrants, and introduce deterrents to abuses of rights.
Output 3. Livelihoods and local economic recovery/development
The project is identifying areas of potential economic growth and support economic recovery strategies which will help to stabilize income generation, emergency employment, and the reintegration of migrants, IDPs, and returnees; as well as create sustainable and decent jobs.
Role objectives:
Under the guidance of the project manager and in coordination with our client’s Country Office communications team, the photographer/ field reporter is required to produce a series of photographic human-interest stories on Resilience projects underway in Benghazi. The reporter is expected to visit the site where work is underway or completed to document (written and visually) stories on the ground and deliver stories and high-resolution photographs at regular intervals to the team.
Key competencies:
Education and experience:
• Candidates with no university degree should have at least 10 years of experience working in the areas of journalism, communications, social media
• Candidates with Master’s degree in journalism, communications, social media or other related fields should have at least 2 years of experience and those with Bachelor’s degree in relevant field at least 4 years of experience.
Language Requirements:
• Fluency in Arabic is required with working knowledge of English
• Individual to quote per day rate per assignment
Further information:
Summary of Key Functions:
- Ensure at least 15 high-quality (high resolution) professionally shot photographs to accompany each story. These photographs must depict locations and people who have benefitted from our work.
- Write 500-word human interest stories on the impact of the project initiatives in the selected municipality. This will require travel to the project sites and interviews with a range of stakeholders – municipal authorities; project partners; beneficiaries of these activities etc.
- The Photographer/ Field Writer is expected to work in close collaboration with our client’s Project Manager and Communications Team. The number of days per assignment will be as agreed with the Project Manager/ communications team.
- Revise/ edit stories as per feedback received and finalize keeping in mind, global audiences for the stories
Deliverables:
The following are the key deliverables expected during and towards the end of the assignment:
- Submit monthly work plan schedules on stories and photo documentation
- Submit at least 15 high-quality photos per story (captions embedded in photos + submitted separately as a word file)
- Submit 500-word human interest stories at agreed schedules
More Information
- Job City Benghazi