Design of UNDP Anti-Corruption Reports and Social Media Posts

Public procurement is one of governments' most powerful instruments for delivering public services, advancing sustainable development, and responding to crises. Representing approximately one-third of government expenditure globally—equivalent to 13–20 per cent of GDP in many countries—it plays a critical role in sectors such as health, education, water, and infrastructure, while shaping private sector development and economic competitiveness. Given its scale, ensuring integrity in public procurement is essential. Yet corruption remains a significant challenge: estimates suggest that bribes in public procurement can amount to 8–25 per cent of a contract's value, while corruption can increase project costs by as much as 50 per cent, undermining the efficient use of public resources, public trust, and development outcomes.

To support evidence-based reforms, UNDP, with the support of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and in partnership with the Government Transparency Institute (GTI), has drawn procurement data from 57 countries covering the period 2017–2024, and analyzed global trend on different risks of integrity in public procurement. At the same time, it has conducted two country case studies --one for Italy and the other for Saudi Arabia.

The UNDP BPPS GRP Hub's anti-corruption team is looking for graphic desiger who can support the team to convert word-based reports into designed version using canva, and can support creating a good grahic design for weekly social media posts.

1) Convert five word-based reports (country case studies on Italy and Saudi-Arabia, AI and anti-corruption compendium and global reports on public procurement, and global analysis on business experience with bribery) into designed version using canva (the basic design template is already created).
- Country Case Study on Italy (2 weeks based on 4 hrs/day)
- Country Case Study on Saudi-Arabia (2 weeks based on 4 hrs/day)
- Global Report on Public Procurement (2 weeks based on 4 hrs/day)
- Global Analysis on business experience with bribery (2 weeks based on 4 hrs/days)
- AI and anti0corruption compendium (2 weeks based on 4 hrs/day)

2) Design images of anti-corruption team's social media posts once a week (2hrs per post * 12 posts = 6 working days based on 4 hours per day)