TERMS OF REFERENCE
The Somalia Joint Response (SOMJR) 2024-2026 consortium comprises 14 organizations: the international NGOs Oxfam, Medair, World Vision, and SOS Children’s Villages, alongside the local partners SSWC, Zamzam Foundation, DAWA, SAACID, GREDO, PASOS, KAALO, SADO, Taakulo, and the Nexus Consortium.
Its strategy is centered on the Protracted Crisis Joint Response (PCJR) model for multi-year resilience-building and multi-sectoral action. The response targets specific regions including Bay, Hiran, Middle Shabelle, Gedo, and Somaliland, focusing on areas prone to drought, flood, disease outbreak, and conflict. Consortium members deliver integrated programming that combines emergency aid with community-based resilience-building.
OVERVIEW
Title and brief description of the assignmentCall for Expressions of Interest (EOI): The DRA Somalia Joint Response (SOMJR) 2024-2026 Video and Content Collection/Documentation
Assignment locationSomaliaContract start date15 October 2025How to applyInterested candidates are invited to submit with the following documents:
See section ‘7. Application Process’ for further details
Application deadline 4 October 2025Specific considerationsN/APURPOSE OF THIS CONSULTANCY
The Somalia Joint Response (SOMJR) is a coordinated humanitarian initiative funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance (DRA) and led by Oxfam Novib, working alongside a consortium of international and local partners. The response aims to alleviate the impact of climate-related disasters, conflict, and socio-economic challenges faced by vulnerable communities across Somalia.
With operations spanning 10 regions, SOMJR integrates food security, livelihoods, health, nutrition, water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH), protection, and multi-purpose cash assistance to support internally displaced persons (IDPs), women, children, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. The collective efforts of its implementing partners focus on building resilience, ensuring inclusivity, and promoting sustainable development.
To document the success and lasting impact of the project, SOMJR is initiating a video and content collection campaign. This initiative will visually capture key milestones, beneficiary experiences, and transformative change, serving as a powerful storytelling tool to enhance outreach, transparency, and engagement.
Develop a strategic content plan with a shooting schedule covering selected project locations. The final content plan, including interview questions and key storylines, will be co-developed with DRA SOMJR partners in collaboration with the local partners; ensure alignment with the DRA Communication Strategy and SOMJR Visibility and Communication Strategy 2024-2026.
3.1 Overall Objective
This content collection project seeks to:
Showcase the impact of SOMJR through compelling visual narratives.
Capture authentic testimonials from project staff, partners, and beneficiaries.
Produce high-quality multimedia content to enhance visibility and stakeholder engagement.
Highlight key achievements of the project for advocacy.
3.2 Specific outputs
The final content package will include:
Submission deadline
Quotations and applications must reach Oxfam no later than 4 October 2025.
Submission instructions
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