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Missions principales
Sous la responsabilité hiérarchique du Coordinateur Communication (et du Chef de Mission en son absence) et fonctionnelle du Coordinateur Communication du siège, le/la Chargé(e) de communication contribue à la mise en œuvre de la stratégie de communication opérationnelle d’INTERSOS au Nigeria. Il/elle vise à renforcer la visibilité, l’acceptation et le plaidoyer de l’organisation, avec un focus sur l’alerte média, la gestion des médias locaux et la diffusion de contenus. Les missions incluent la promotion des principes de communication externe auprès du personnel national, la sensibilisation aux risques liés à la communication, la veille média et réseaux sociaux, ainsi qu’un système d’alerte précoce sur les enjeux nationaux et régionaux. En coordination avec les gestionnaires de projets/programmes, il/elle garantit le respect des directives de visibilité et de conformité des bailleurs, des politiques de protection, de communication et de confidentialité, et appuie la gestion du budget communication pays avec le département financier. Il/elle forme le personnel à la production de contenus multimédias, gère la page Facebook de la mission, analyse le trafic et produit si besoin des outils de communication interne.
Profil recherche
Le poste requiert de préférence un diplôme en journalisme, communication ou domaine connexe, et au moins trois ans d’expérience professionnelle en communication, journalisme ou relations publiques dans le pays. La maîtrise de l’anglais, du haoussa et du kanouri est jugée cruciale. Le/la candidat(e) doit savoir identifier des opportunités de communication à partir du contexte humanitaire, social et sécuritaire, produire des contenus écrits et multimédias, gérer des relations avec les médias internationaux et locaux, organiser des événements presse et, le cas échéant, assurer une fonction de porte-parole en langues locales. Une solide capacité de coordination avec les équipes programmes, la coordination terrain et le siège est attendue, ainsi qu’une compréhension des risques de protection et de la redevabilité envers les communautés.
Conditions proposees
Aucune information sur le type de contrat, la durée, la rémunération ou les avantages n’est mentionnée dans l’offre. Le poste est basé à Maiduguri, au Nigeria, avec des déplacements terrain fréquents à planifier selon les priorités de la mission et les contraintes de sécurité. Le lien de candidature n’est pas précisé.
Annonce complète dans sa langue d’origine
Job Purpose
Contribute to the implementation of operational communication strategy and the strengthening of external communications in the mission according to INTERSOS standards.
Aim at building INTERSOS visibility, acceptance and leverage inside the country.
Focus on media alert, local media management and content diffusion and support the production of quality multimedia materials.
Reporting to:
Hierarchical: Communication Coordinator (in absence: Head of Mission)
Functional: HQ Communication Coordinator
Key Responsibilities:
Internal Communications and Accountability
- Help in promoting INTERSOS external communications principles and material towards the National Staffs. Sensitize National Staffs about potential external communications risks
- Monitor the international and national media and social media highlighting any relevant content for the humanitarian response in the country and for INTERSOS’ programmes
- Implement an ‘early warning system’ on national/regional issues and news
- In collaboration with Project/Programme Managers, ensure the respect of visibility guidelines and donors’ compliance
- Ensure the respect of INTERSOS’ protection, communications, and privacy policies and guidelines
- Ensure the proper allocation and management of the communication budget at country level, in coordination with the Finance department
- Provide technical training to staff members to increase their ability of producing multimedia content material
- Establish and manage INTERSOS mission Facebook page, including developing and publishing posts in adherence with communication guidelines and ensure its appropriate functioning as a tool for accountability and communication with communities
- Analyze and report traffic on INTERSOS Facebook page
- If needed edit the production of internal communication tools (newsletter, etc.)
External Communications
- Identify opportunities to communicate based on INTERSOS operations and context news (humanitarian, social and security updates), supporting the definition of a dissemination strategy for each identified topic
- Manage the production of multimedia materials for external communications, as well as the materials requested by donors for their internal and external communications. Is directly involved in collecting stories, aggregating data, pitching news, taking pictures, filming and editing videos thorough frequent field visits to be planned accordingly to security and mission’s priorities
- Support Project/Programme Managers in documenting project activities and related humanitarian issues by producing multimedia materials for external communications
- Produce written contents such as press releases, reactive lines, Q&As, op-eds and updates on INTERSOS’ activities
- Establish and maintain regular relations with international and key local media contacts (journalists, bloggers, photographers and cameramen). Handle local media requests and contact local media proactively to introduce INTERSOS and identify opportunities and facilitate interviews with INTERSOS spokespeople
- Provide guidance on how to deal with local media at time of crisis
- Monitor local media and flag significant articles, trends, news or reports of importance for INTERSOS or on the context to Head of Mission
- Organize events for local media (press conference, press briefing…). May act as a spokesperson for local media, particularly in local languages not spoken by members of the field coordination team. Support operational communications by providing tools and directly engaging in the production of specific materials
- Actively diffuse INTERSOS content in the country in local languages and among local media. If judged applicable, use social media (twitter, blogs, Facebook....) to promote this content
- Supervise the production of institutional communication and visibility materials (leaflets, brochures, posters, radio spots, articles, photos, videos) according to local strategy and budget
- Help in identifying the right communications tools and adapt/translate communications materials to targeted local audiences
- Produce strategic reports on the local media landscape (key media, audience numbers, political affiliation, ownership, freedom of speech, use of social media) and regularly report on new developments. Participate in communication data-collection and reporting as required
- Support the organization of Media field visits in coordination with the HQ
- Requirements
Education
- Preferable degree in Journalism, Communications or related university degree
Professional experience
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Minimum 3 years work experience in communications, journalism or public relations in the country.
Language Requirement: English, Hausa, Kanuri very cruical.
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