Communications Coordinator (Sudan Regional Response Pooled Fund)

Responsibilities :

The Communications Coordinator will

Design and implement a communications strategy for the SRRPF.

Generate compelling written and visual content that aligns with SRRPF’s messaging and humanitarian principles.

Produce strong communication materials, including press releases, success stories, and advocacy content.

Plan and execute communication activities, campaigns, and events to promote the fund’s achievements, learning and evidence generation.

Capture and curate professional photographs using advanced camera equipment.

Use Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign) to design high-quality visual assets.

Liaise with community focal points on locally prioritised stories, documenting and sharing impact.

Build and maintain relationships with regional media and global contacts to ensure coverage of key initiatives.

Focal point for media during key events or crises.

Serve as an alternate spokesperson for SRRPF, when delegated by the Fund Director.

Provide training on effective communication practices and ethical storytelling, upon request.

Experience and Technical comptencies (included year of experience)

A higher education degree in communications, journalism, international relations, or a related field.

Minimum of five (5) years’ relevant experience in communication, journalism, and campaign management within the humanitarian or international development sectors.

Demonstrated ability to generate impactful content and storytelling materials with a strong understanding of humanitarian principles and ethical storytelling.

Experience producing communication/media products, including online and physical content.

Proficiency in photography and professional camera handling, including accessories.

Advanced IT skills, including MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign), and AI technology.

Familiarity with regional and global media outlets and networks.

Industries:Non-profit Organization Management

Function: Others