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Regional Health Advisor - Latin America and the Caribbean (Consultant)
Freelanceabout 2 months ago
Job Description
Gabon
Freelance
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La Plateforme d'Intervention Régionale Amériques Caraïbes (PIRAC), délégation de la Croix-Rouge française pour la région Caraïbes, recherche un ou plusieurs prestataires pour la création et la diffusion d'outils de sensibilisation aux risques naturels dans huit territoires caribéens.
Dans le cadre du programme READY 360°/3 Océans, qui vise à renforcer la résilience des populations face aux catastrophes, cette mission a pour objectif de concevoir des spots radio et TV percutants et de garantir leur large diffusion. Les outils existants, comme la campagne régionale « It's Your Move! » et le portail Caribbean Risks, doivent gagner en visibilité auprès du grand public.
La mission est structurée en trois lots complémentaires : la création et la production de spots (Lot 1), la planification et l'achat d'espaces publicitaires (Lot 2), et la coordination d'ensemble. Les candidats peuvent postuler pour un ou plusieurs lots. La diffusion est prévue idéalement en novembre, avant la période des fêtes.
Les prestataires doivent justifier d'une expérience solide dans la création audiovisuelle et l'achat d'espaces publicitaires dans la Caraïbe, d'une connaissance de la région et d'une parfaite maîtrise du français et de l'anglais. Les propositions doivent être soumises avant le 28 septembre 2026, avec la référence « PF272 ABY ABY 2026 0139 Awareness Spots_Campaign_Portal » dans l'objet du message.
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