Graphic Design for UNODC Pacific Communications and Outreach Materialsnew

the Online Volunteer will:

• Develop appropriate visual concepts and layouts in accordance with UNODC corporate branding and visual identity guidelines (up to 15 products per OV).
• Transform content provided by UNODC into clear, visually engaging and professionally presented materials.
• Ensure consistency in typography, colour schemes, spacing, layout and overall visual presentation.
• Incorporate feedback and revisions coordinated by the Communications Associate.
• Deliver final digital and/or print-ready files, together with editable source files in agreed formats.

The specific design deliverables, priorities and timelines will be agreed upon at the beginning of the assignment, taking into account programme needs and the scope of work.

UNODC will provide the substantive content, relevant reference materials and branding guidelines. The Communications Associate will serve as the primary focal point for coordinating the design process, consolidating feedback and reviewing deliverables with relevant programme teams.

All designs will be subject to UNODC review and approval before use and will remain the intellectual property of UNODC.

Task description

We are looking for Online Volunteers who, under the guidance of the Communications Associate and in close collaboration with relevant programme focal points, will support the UNODC Pacific Office in designing communications and outreach materials across its programmes.

The Online Volunteer will support the graphic design and layout of materials (up to 15 products), which may include:

1) Event and outreach materials, such as banners, backdrops, posters, flyers and other promotional materials for programme activities, workshops and events.
2) Knowledge and information products, including factsheets, brochures, information briefs and other publications.
3) Infographics and data visualizations to present key information, statistics and programme results in a clear and visually engaging manner.
4) Editable design templates, where appropriate, to ensure consistency and facilitate the reuse of designs across different programmes and activities.