Media House to Produce 3 Prerecorded Radio Programs on Reconciliation and Reintegration in Rwanda

to influence the policies and ways of working of governments, international
organisations and agencies, business firms and economical actors, to reduce
conflict risk and increase the prospects of peace. We work in Africa, in
several parts of Asia, South Caucasus, and Middle East and in Latin America and
have recently started work in UK. Our policy work focuses on several key themes
that influence prospects for peace and security:

• Economic
  issues and sustainable development,
• Climate
  change and environmental protection,
• Gender,
• Role
  of international institutions, and impact of development aid,
• Governance
  and accountability.

• Objective1: Safe
  spaces for exchange and dialogue in communities and schools are
  strengthened in 8 sectors;
• Objective
  2:The
  Capacity of target groups to effectively manage their psychosocial
  injuries is increased;
• Objective
  3:Economic
  capacity  and opportunities  for those most affected by the
  Genocide and its consequencies are strengthened;
• Objective
  4:Local
   authorities and policy makers  understood current conflict
  dynamics  and are equipped to support peace in Rwanda  

1. Objectives

• To
  collect evidence from Gasabo, Ngororero, and Gisagara districts, in the
  form of testimonies, on key project achievements (changes made at community
  and individual levels), highlighting people’s perceptions on
  reconciliation and Reintegration, participation to policy influencing,
  actors involved and their roles, as well as lessons learned on dialogue
  processes and their contribution to conflict prevention and peacebuilding
  both at individual and at national levels.

• To
  develop the editorial line (interview guides, issues to focus on, actors
  to interview, and key scenario for data collection, etc)
• To
  select participants for the radio captions in collaboration with the
  Project facilitators
• To
  record the evidence on a 15-minutes CD, edit it and make it ready to be
  aired at any radio station
• To
  present the CD to project focal points and Alert’s staff for approval and
  inputs
• To
  include attractive soundtrack that makes the CD easy to listen to and
  linked to reconciliation and peace building work
• To
  multiply the CD (at least five copies per radio program) 

• One
  day to develop the editorial line
• 3
  days of field visit for data collection
• 1
  days of studio work
• 1
  days of internal validation and collection of inputs
• 1
  day of final production of CDs and delivering them to Alert 

6. Ethics
   and data protection

7. Selection

• Financial
  offer: 10 points
• Previous
  experience in similar assignment: 10 points
• Immediate
  availability: 10 points
• Sample
  Radio programme produced by the consultant: 10 points
• Previous
  experience International Alert’s projects: 10 points

8. Payment
   Terms and conditions

9. Notes:
   Other requirements

• Documentation
  of previous experience in Radio programme production will be essential at
  the stage of proposal evaluation. Submissions should include examples of
  radio programme of similar programmes, a history of the company and its
  principals and client list.
• The
  bidder shall bear all costs associated with the preparation and submission
  of the bid.