World Vision East Asia is Pooling Consultants – 2024 Call for Expression of Interest

World Vision East Asia Region are present in the following countries – Cambodia, China, Lao PDR, Mongolia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and DPRK. To know more about us kindly check on our website: https://www.wvi.org/eastasia/about-us

We are in pooling consultants for the following services:

• Technical Writers
• Qualitative and Quantitative Researchers
• Researchers
• Module Developer
• Project Evaluators

Sample Terms of Reference for a Technical Consultant:

1. Create, edit and revise various forms of communication products, including but not limited to correspondence and technical documentation such as speeches, factsheets, talking points, opinions, preface, foreword, web-articles and social media texts in a consistent and coherent manner across all communication platforms.
2. Conduct desk research of materials, including the materials produced by UN and other relevant organizations.
3. Edit and proof-read written documents prepared by WV, including checking spelling, acronyms and other abbreviations, etc. The drafting and editing work may require some additional research and coordination with relevant staff. In editing and proofreading the existing text and drafting new content, the consultant is required to communicate in language that can be understood by a general audience, that is both factual and sensitive to the diversity of geographical contexts.
4. Review and revise content (for external publications, presentations, research papers, etc.) by editing the existing text and structure, drafting new content where necessary, consolidating and synthesizing draft text.
5. Ensure all written work is authentic, original and appropriately cited and/or referenced.
6. Provide technical input from multiple sources, updating references on current evidence and generally responding to the recommendations for updating the document that was the output of the prior technical consultation phase.
7. Draft new text where appropriate to fill highlighted gaps in the current content. Examples of such new text includes the main narrative, illustrative case studies or highlighted boxes.