Job vacancies at Health Development and Anti Malaria Association (HDAMA)
Health Development and Anti Malaria Association (HDAMA), has been re-registered with Proclamation No. 1113/2009 as local civil organization committed to bring sustained change by fostering popular participation in critical development problems that reduces vulnerability and promotes promising practices in the areas of health, livelihood, gender, conflict resolution and climate change.
The Health, Development, and Anti-Malaria Association (HDAMA) is a legally registered Ethiopian Civil Society Organization founded in 1998(1990 E.C.). The organization was originally founded to address malaria prevention and control. The organization was originally established to address malaria prevention and control in response to the unprecedented and catastrophic malaria epidemic that affected the country at the time. However, over time, it has broadened its scope to effectively implement integrated programs in public health, livelihood development, humanitarian response, and capacity building in Ethiopia.
The organization is working in line with the Civil Society Organizations Proclamation No. 1113/2019 and is working in close collaboration with government institutions, UN agencies, international NGOs, civil society organizations, and communities. The organization has gained considerable experience in the last two and a half decades in effectively implementing development programs in communities. With over 27 years of experience, HDAMA has established itself as a trusted partner in public health and development
01. CALL FOR BIDS – Engagement of a Communication Consultancy Firm for Photography, Videography and Video Production Services
Location: Addis Ababa | Deadline: August 13, 2026
Job Description
HEALTH, DEVELOPMENT AND ANTI-MALARIA ASSOCIATION (HDAMA)
Momentum Integrated Health Resilience – Ethiopia (MIHR-E) Project
CALL FOR BIDS
Engagement of a Communication Consultancy Firm for Photography, Videography and Video Production Services
Bid Reference No.: HDAMA 106/5.1/26
Date: – August 05/2026
1. Background
Health Development and Anti-Malaria Association (HDAMA), in partnership with JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc., is implementing the Momentum Integrated Health Resilience – Ethiopia (MIHR-E) Project in five intervention woredas of South Wollo Zone, Amhara Regional State Tehulederie, Kallu, Ambassel, Kelala and Amhara Sayint from 15 January 2026 to 31 August 2026.
The project aims to strengthen the resilience and integration of the health system in the target woredas by improving the quality of maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) and other essential health services, deepening community engagement and demand for services, and enhancing public health emergency preparedness and response.
As part of the project close-out process, HDAMA is undertaking a Best Practice Documentation (BPD) assignment to capture, consolidate and share the best practices, innovations and case stories generated across the project’s three result areas. This assignment will be led by an internal HDAMA team (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning; Program; and Resource Mobilization, Partnership and Communication units), and HDAMA now invites qualified communication firms to submit bids to provide professional photography, videography and video production services in support of the internal team.
2. Objective of the Assignment
The selected firm will provide professional photography, videography and video-production support to the HDAMA internal team, to visually document the best practices, case stories, interventions and beneficiaries identified across the MIHR-E project’s three result areas (quality of care, community engagement, and health security), for inclusion in a best-practice booklet and audio-visual products intended for wide dissemination.
3. Scope of Work
Working under the guidance and content direction of the HDAMA internal team, the selected firm shall:
- Plan and undertake professional photography and videography coverage of best-practice sites, interventions, beneficiaries and story owners identified by the HDAMA internal team, across the five intervention woredas (Tehulederie, Kallu, Ambassel, Kelala and Amhara Sayint).
- Produce a total of 45 high-quality photographs of project sites, interventions and beneficiaries, each captioned with specific details (geographic location, name of person for portraits, activity, and other relevant identifying information); captions to be embedded in the JPEG images and also supplied in a separate text document.
- Produce a 20–30 minute clear, high-resolution audio-visual documentary film covering the project’s best practices and case stories.
- Produce a 3–5 minute condensed and articulated highlight video derived from the documentary.
- Support the internal team with photo selection, editing and captioning of the final photographs.
- Participate in joint field visits (up to two weeks) with the HDAMA internal team to the five intervention woredas and their respective health facilities and communities.
- Provide all own professional photography and videography equipment necessary for the assignment.
- Incorporate feedback from the internal team’s review of draft visual products and deliver final, edited and captioned products.
Note: The internal HDAMA team will be responsible for identifying best-practice sites and story owners, obtaining story owners’ signed consent, coordinating field logistics and appointments, and providing technical/content validation and quality assurance. The firm engaged under this bid is responsible specifically for the photography, videography and video-production components described above.
4. Deliverables and Timeline
The assignment is expected to be completed on a compressed schedule, in parallel with the internal team’s documentation work, as follows:
Deliverable, Timeline, Payment, Remark
Mobilization and completion of field-level photography/videography coverage
Within 2 weeks of contract signing
40% of contract amount
Upon submission of tax invoice
Draft edited documentary, highlight video and captioned photographs, submitted for review
Within 3.5 weeks of contract signing
30% of contract amount
Subject to internal team’s content review
Final video documentary, highlight video and captioned photographs (hard and soft copies)
Within 5 weeks of contract signing
30% of contract amount
To be completed before project close-out (31 August 2026)
5. Eligibility and Required Qualifications
Interested firms should meet the following minimum requirements:
- Legally registered business with a valid trade/business license covering photography, videography and/or video production services.
- Valid Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate and, where applicable, VAT registration certificate.
- Valid tax clearance certificate.
- Demonstrated experience (minimum 3 years) producing documentary films, highlight videos and professional photography, preferably for development, health or NGO-sector projects.
- Own professional photography and videography equipment.
- Availability to travel to and work in the five intervention woredas of South Wollo Zone, Amhara Regional State, within the assignment timeline.
- Proven ability to deliver high-resolution, broadcast-quality video and photographic products within compressed timelines.
6. Bid Submission Requirements
Interested and qualified firms should submit a Technical Proposal and a Financial Proposal in separate sealed envelopes (or as clearly labelled separate files, if submitting electronically), comprising:
Technical Proposal
- Company profile, including trade license, TIN certificate, VAT registration certificate (if applicable) and tax clearance certificate.
- Portfolio of similar previous work, including links/samples of documentary films, highlight videos and photography (preferably development/health-sector related).
- Proposed methodology and work plan for delivering the scope of work within the stated timeline.
- CVs of key personnel to be assigned to the assignment (videographer/photographer, editor, project lead).
- List of equipment to be used for the assignment.
- At least three client references from similar past assignments.
Financial Proposal
- A detailed and itemized financial offer in Ethiopian Birr, inclusive of all applicable taxes, covering photography, videography, editing, production and any related costs, consistent with the scope of work and deliverables described above.
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7. Evaluation and Selection
Bids will be evaluated based on a combined technical and financial evaluation, considering relevant experience and portfolio quality, proposed methodology, capacity and equipment, key personnel qualifications, and the competitiveness of the financial offer. HDAMA reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, and to request clarifications or additional documentation from bidders during the evaluation process.
8. Mode of Payment
Payment will be made in three installments tied to the deliverables in Section 4 above: 40% upon signing of the service agreement and completion of mobilization and field-level photography/videography coverage; 30% upon submission of the draft edited documentary, highlight video and captioned photographs for review; and 30% upon incorporation of feedback and delivery/acceptance of the final products. Each payment shall be made against a valid tax invoice.
9. Submission Deadline and Address
Complete bid documents should be submitted, in a sealed envelope clearly marked “Bid for Communication Consultancy Firm – MIHR-E Best Practice Documentation, Not to be Opened Before the Deadline,” to the address below, no later than:
Submission Deadline: Submissions must be delivered in person to either HDAMA office during working hours (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) within 7 consecutive working days from the date of this announcement.
Address: Addis Ababa: around Aware, Setoch Adebabay
Telephone: 0911660977/ 0935742326/ 0911130906
Email: abeje@hdama.org, addis@hdama.org and aberash@hdama.org
Bids received after the deadline, or submitted incomplete, will not be considered. HDAMA will not be responsible for any costs incurred by bidders in the preparation and submission of their bids.
Health Development and Anti-Malaria Association (HDAMA)
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia




