UN
Legal Consultant for the Ghana PlanetGOLD project, Ghana
Freelance4 months ago
Job Description
Ghana
Freelance
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UN Job Vacancy: Communication Consultant for Ghana Planet GOLD Project, Ghana. Recruiter: UNDP - United Nations Development Programme.
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What this role involves
You will craft and execute communication strategies to raise awareness about Ghana’s artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) sector, promoting mercury-free, sustainable practices. Day-to-day work includes producing content (reports, social media posts, press releases), coordinating with local stakeholders (mining communities, government, NGOs), and monitoring campaign impact across digital and traditional media channels.
Key skills to highlight
Demonstrate expertise in strategic communication for development or environmental projects, especially in Ghana’s mining or rural contexts. Show fluency in multimedia content creation (video, infographics, photography) and data-driven reporting. Stakeholder engagement with diverse groups—from miners to policymakers—is critical, as is knowledge of ASGM issues or the Minamata Convention.
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