Communications and Media Support Assistant for WAAW 2026
Position:Volunteer | UNVDeadline:22 Sep 2026 (7 days left)Job ID:1784888021272267Posted on:8 Sep 2026 (7 days ago)
Pay and conditions
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Job Description
Supports WHO Mongolia's World AMR Awareness Week 2026 campaign by planning and producing its media and visibility package. The volunteer will coordinate video and media features, create adaptable visual content, and prepare dissemination-ready assets that translate AMR messages for health workers, communities, partners and public-facing channels across Mongolia.
Key Details
Position Details
Experience level
Mid
Employment type
Volunteer
Arrangement
Onsite
Contract duration
91 days
Language Requirements
Required
English
Preferred
Mongolian
Summary of Responsibilities
- Develop a production plan, content calendar and timeline for the WAAW 2026 communications and media package
- Plan and coordinate a Stewards for the Future interview video, including filming briefs, questions, editing and social-media adaptations
- Develop a high-level WAAW media feature with WHO and national or partner representatives
- Design campaign visuals, e-banners, backdrops, pledge materials and audience-specific key-message cards
- Adapt approved products for WHO, Ministry of Health, partner channels, websites, screens and media publication
- Coordinate media vendors and provide communications support for the WAAW 2026/NAP launch
- Finalize reviewed products and hand over editable files, photographs and raw footage
Role Requirements
- Degree or equivalent training in communications, journalism, media, multimedia production, graphic design, public relations, marketing, digital media or audio-visual production
- Demonstrated experience in communications, journalism, multimedia production, videography, photography, graphic design or digital media
- Strong written and spoken Mongolian and working knowledge of English
Desired Criteria
- Experience in public health, development, UN/NGO communications, behaviour-change communication or One Health-related work
- Experience conducting interviews, filming or photography in community or rural settings and willingness to undertake approved domestic travel
- Understanding of confidentiality, informed consent and ethical handling of interview, photography and human-interest story materials
Skills
Tools and Technologies
Additional Information
- Volunteer assignment via UNV
- UN Community Volunteers are expected to be recruited locally
- Travel and daily meal expenses are covered when travel or events are required
- Successful completion earns a UNV Certificate of Service
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from WHO Careers, on 8 Sep 2026.