VACANCY NOTICE
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) is the world’s largest humanitarian organization providing assistance without discrimination as to nationality, race, religious belief, class or political opinion. The office’s role is to support the Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) in delivering humanitarian services to the most vulnerable.

Communications Manager for IFRC

Qualification:
Master’s Degree in communication, Journalism, Media Studies, digital media, or any other media-related field

Experience:
7-10 years of proven track quality experience in Communication for a humanitarian or development organization and demonstrated experience in social media account management

Responsibilities:
The Communication Manager will lead the IFRC Country Delegation on internal and external Communications in the country in coordination with all Red Cross Red Crescent members and alignment with IFRC Regional Communications to ensure that the overall communication is functional across the IFRC Network in Nepal (NRCS, IFRC, and its membership) while meeting global standards of the IFRC Principles with visibility, branding, innovation, and alignment to the highest quality This position is based Kathmandu with regular field visits to programme/operation implementation districts.

The Communication Manager will be responsible for writing and editing, photo and video production and editing, generating social media content, graphic design, media relation, event coordination, and other communication support tasks as assigned by the Head of Delegation.

The Communications Manager shall ensure that high-level and leading-edge communication materials (both audio and visual) in alignment with global best practices related to the operations and programme that the IFRC network is supporting Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) to implement are prepared and disseminated.

Application Deadline: 1 May 2024

HOW TO APPLY
click [ HERE ] to view official vacancy notice for more details and application procedure