Terms of Reference (TOR) Produce and Broadcast Radio Discussion on Girls’ Manifesto with Girls’ Representative and Policy Makers

Background: The Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) is a non-partisan, non-governmental network organization established in 2003, and currently NEWA has 50 member local organizations and associations seeking to create a stronger advocacy voice for girls and women’s advancement. NEWA has a twofold goal: synchronizing the individual activities of women’s associations into an integrated collective effort and synergy to realize their common aspirations for gender equality; and launching a vigorous public campaign of promotion, advocacy, and lobbying for empowering and redressing the needs, asks of the girls and young women (GYW), and the creation of space for this underprivileged section of society, and women’s rights, NEWA wants to achieve among others.

NEWA With the support from the Malala Fund, NEWA is implementing a project entitled “Education Champion Network’ to enhance the voices of girls. The primary aim of this initiative is to ensure that girls’ perspectives are acknowledged, to improve educational policy actions and implementations, to address emerging girls’ education needs and during and post-conflict contexts in Ethiopia. A range of initiatives are being introduced to effect change within the girls’ education system, ensuring that they can successfully complete their high school education without facing obstacles. This approach of the project is to fulfill the goal of ensuring access to education for girls, advancing gender equality, empowering their collective agency, and bringing girls’ issues to the forefront of public attention. As part of these commitment, to enhance the advocacy efforts of Education Champion Network in different part of the country, NEWA has planned to

produce and broadcast radio discussion on girls’ manifesto with girls’ representative and policy makers. To present their issues on the general public and meet with policy makers and development actors who works girls education and girls empowerment. Therefore, NEWA would like to hire production firm who produce and broadcast radio discussion on the Girls Manifesto. For more detailed information look at the TOR.

Eligibility

• Bidders must have a renewed trade/business certificate for the year 2017 E.C (2024/25G.C), VAT, TIN, and the renewed professional license certificate.

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• https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EfI_wLgxwuZbTtOHAcKdzdpcYJUdBmjv/edit

• Proven track record in producing and broadcasting radio programs, particularly those focused on social issues, education, youth empowerment, or gender equality ·
• Knowledge and experience in working with diverse groups, including girls’ representatives, policymakers, and community leaders.
• Ability to create engaging and informative content that reflects the goals and priorities of the Girls’ Manifesto.
• Skill in designing discussions that effectively include the voices of girls’ representatives while fostering constructive dialogue with policymakers.
• Capacity to ensure content is culturally sensitive, inclusive, and addresses the specific needs and concerns of girls.
• Experience in facilitating dialogue and ensuring meaningful participation from guests in the discussion.
• Commitment to safeguarding the privacy and rights of minors involved in the discussions.