Website Management Support to SNV REDD Viet Nam

Overview
SNVs Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) team require a consultant to assist with significant changes to their website. The successful consultant will need to have a high proficiency in:
- Uploading/editing information on website (and intranet) at request of regional/country communication officers
- Creating/removing links to website material
- Giving an alert to regional/country communication officers if an update is needed
- Providing technical advice on web management when necessary

Background & requirements
SNV REDD is an expanding team within the SNV Asia profile and is looking to improve the way in which it communicates its work to key stakeholders. A focus of these efforts will be to improve the existing SNV REDD website - www.snvworld.org/en/regions/asia/ourwork/Pages/REDD.aspx

The SNV REDD team has established a list of key changes that would be required to make the website more user-friendly, visually attractive, informative and up to date. The consultant would be responsible for discussing these changes and implementing them directly.

There is also a growing need within SNV to ensure that the website is maintained at a high standard. Therefore, the consultant would also be responsible for providing guidance to SNVs Business Development Officer (BDO) to ensure they are equipped to maintain the website.

Outputs
- Meeting (either personally or conference call if working remotely) with SNV REDD team members to agree on the required changes;
- Changes made to the website in accordance with the agreed the needs identified by the SNV team; and
- Written and verbal guidance to BDO to ensure the future up-keep of the website.

Consultant’s capacity requirements
- Familiar in using Sharepoint
- Familiar with SNV corporate identity guide
- Experience in on-line support in website and intranet management
- Timely delivery of work

Timeline
Total of 7 days, commencing as soon as possible.
Applications should be sent to Ms. Nguyen Dao Tuyet Nga at [email protected] by 18 May 2011.