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ContextUNICEF Oman works with government parnters to deliver the country programme. Every year, the country office develops an annual report to distribute to partners and to publish on the website. 2025 marks the end of the current country programme, and a new 5 year country programme will start in 2026. This annual report will need to give an overview of the entire country programme and key achievements, and also set the tone for the next CPD. We need an individual volunteer to support the office to prepare the material for the report, targeting varied audiences from partners to the general public in Oman. The resulting document will be available on the website and disseminated widely to current and potential partners and help with advocacy and awareness activities related to the upcoming Country Programme 2026 – 2030.
Task DescriptionUNICEF Oman is seeking one individual to draft the report in English and Arabic, in close coordination with the country program and communication teams. The volunteers will: Review the previous 3 annual reports related to the current country programme 2022 – 2025 Work with the programme team to understand key results for 2025 Draft a report that summarizes key results across the country programme in both English and Arabic The resulting drafts should flow naturally to be later submitted to a designer
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