Background

Due to the high influx of large number of Syrian displaced that is currently hosted within Lebanese communities, significant pressure on water, sanitation, waste management, education, and healthcare systems have been observed. In addition, there is an increasing competition for income generating opportunities. Both of the above are the primary source of community tensions. Local authorities are faced with situations where the needs have grown exponentially. The current structures are not equipped and do not have the capacity to provide those services. Based on the recently approved Lebanon crisis response plan for 2017-2020, UNDP in partnership with the Ministry of Energy and Water (MoEW) have mobilized funding to upgrade irrigation infrastructure in areas where significant needs have been identified. This would reduce high water losses from already overexploited ground water reserves and provide resources for expanding agriculture yield as means to increase livelihood for both Lebanese residents and displaced Syrians. The project targets four regions across Lebanon with solid and diversified networks and partnerships within the four targeted regions (South Lebanon, North Lebanon, Mount Lebanon, and Bekaa). These regions will be served by the project through the construction/rehabilitation of irrigation networks and/or irrigation ponds. The construction of irrigation ponds will require and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies.

Duties and Responsibilities

The overall objective of the assignment is to showcase the impact of the irrigation projects on construction workers and farmers.

As such, the selected individual consultant will be responsible for providing the services outlined below:

Creating, producing, shooting and editing a 2:00-2:30 minutes video documentary in the Bekaa, the North and the South regions of Lebanon in addition to a 59 seconds short version for social media use. Both versions should include English subtitles. The video will also include interviews with the construction workers on site and farmers for their testimonies and experience. We will also shoot the workers in action and the famers working on land.

The consultant is expected to set up audio and video equipment for aerial, interior and exterior location shoots and operate video cameras, video/audio equipment to produce high quality footage.

For additional information, please refer to ANNEX I – Terms of Reference

Competencies

Functional Competencies:

  • Proficiency in English and Arabic languages. French is an asset;

Corporate Competencies:

  • Ability to work with tight deadlines amending the drafts based on the team’s feedbacks.
  • Having a flexible schedule (the videographer might get the filming agenda a couple of days before the shooting).
  • Work on the drone permit with the assistance of the UNDP if needed

Required Skills and Experience

Academic Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree in videography/media or any other related fields.
  • Certificate in videography/media.

Years of Experience:

  • Minimum of 3 years of experience in production and video editing.

Technical Experience:

  • Demonstrated experience of conception, production and editing of short documentaries.
  • Basic animation skills: text on screen, titles, infographics.
  • Videography portfolio of at least 5 short videos.
  • Previous working experience with UNDP is an asset.

 

How to apply:
The consultancy is open for all national consultants who meet the selection criteria and propose a competitive fee. Interested consultants are requested to apply only through this UNDP jobs portal.
Submissions through any other media will not be considered.
The application must include all of the following documents:


1. P11,
2. Technical Proposal,
3. Annex 3 (Offerors Letter) and
4. Financial proposal

Kindly note that you may find all the required documents on the below link:https://procurement-notices.undp.org/view_notice.cfm?notice_id=63519; whereas the application must be submitted through this Jobs portal.
All files shall be submitted in one single document and uploaded as word or PDF file to the UNDP job site.


It has been observed that bidders don’t submit all requested documents and thus reducing their chance to be selected for a contract with UNDP. Before you submit your offer please revise that the application is complete and comprises all four (4) documents.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.