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The DirectorGeneral of the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO received on Wednesday 20 July 2022 HE Mr Khalid Mohamed Farah El Fahal Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary who presented her with the letters accrediting him as Permanent Delegate of Sudan to the United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO
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UNESCO Khartoum Join the Sudanese People in Mourning Abdelkarim ElKabli
UNESCO Khartoum Office joins with the people of Sudan in mourning and remembering the great Sudanese poet and singer Abdelkarim Elkabli whose music touched multiple generations with songs expressing hope love the beauty of nature and the rights of women and children among many other themes In times of sadness his songs brought comfort in times of joy his songs gave wings to our hearts and in times of struggle his songs inspired courage 
December 23, 2021
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TENDER ANNOUNCEMENT
TENDER ANNOUNCEMENT                                                                                                                Within framework of the Project Protecting and Promoting the Sudanese Cultural Heritage in a Social Development Perspective Rehabilitating the Sudan National Museum TENDER for Rehabilitation civil works sanitary works electrical works and air conditioning works and installationconstruction of new Exposition showcases multimedia system of the main building SUDAN NATIONAL MUSEUM TENDER Reference  KHAITBMuseum20213   Italy entrusted UNESCO to rehabilitate the Sudanese National Museum SNM its main building The main building of the SNM consists of three large halls the ground floor hall main exposition the 1st floor hall Christian frescos exposition and the store premises the visiting entrance area the pass to the 1sr floor hall and the WC area The objective of the project to rethink the exposition this concerns the ground floor 1st floor halls and pass between them and rehabilitate the building everything excepting the store premises A construction design company has been recruited to prepare design and tendering documents for rehabilitation of the Building in coordination with Exposition Design Company including Rehabilitation civil works sanitary works electrical works and air conditioning works and installationconstruction of new Exposition showcases multimedia system of The Main Building of the Sudanese National Museum SNM   This include 1 Demolishing works 2 Excavation and Earth works 3 Concrete works 4 Steel works 5 Brick works 6 Plaster works 7 Tiles works 8 Painting works 9 Sanitary works 10 Suspended ceiling works 11 Multimedia works 12 Gypsum board works 13 Showcases works 14 Doors Windows Partitions works 15 Electrical works 16 AC Units works            UNESCO Khartoum Office is inviting competent contractors with strong and highly regarded reputation within the industry to participate in and submit an offer for the Rehabilitation civil works sanitary works electrical works and air conditioning works and installationconstruction of new Exposition showcases multimedia system  of the Main Building of Sudan National Museum Tender Document will be received from UNESCO Khartoum Office Villa 363 Block 22 AlSalam St Al Taif Khartoum Town Khartoum State between 900 am to 1200 noon at no cost   CLOSING DATE 10 November 2021 AT 1200 noon SMT
October 10, 2021
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Social Media And Web Content Producer And Edit
Job Title NonStaff Consultant OVERVIEW Parent Sector  Field Office Duty Station Khartoum Job Family Public Information Type of contract  Non Staff Duration of contract  From 1 to 6 months Recruitment open to  Internal and external candidates Application Deadline Midnight Paris Time  14 Oct 2021   UNESCO Core Values Commitment to the Organization Integrity Respect for Diversity Professionalism   OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE POST Social Media is spreading rapidly in Sudan with users ranging from young to older And yet this important means of communicating directly to our communities from the citizen to the politician to the influencer is missing from the Khartoum Offices communications portfolio This creates a serious deficit in our capacity to inform and engage with the communities we serve Our communications efforts are futher comprimised by the lack of and failure to produce compelling stories about the incredible and important work we are doing in Sudan for the office website The selected candidate will be responsible for telling our story to the people of Sudan Work Assignment  Under the general authority of the Head of UNESCO Khartoum office the contractor shall perform the following tasks in addition to any other tasks assigned      Produce and edit social media content for use on UNESCOKhartoums social media channels namely Twitter and Facebook in English and Arabic and the UNESCOKhartoums office Website in English and Arabic      Follow trending topics within the community as well as what is trending on the UN communitys social media accounts relevant to Sudan and engaging when appropriate with care and supervision      Draft narrative textmessaging for social through storytelling images and video      Develop and implement various social media campaigns interacting with UNESCOKhartoums sectorprogramme focal points     Produce high quality web content web stories and support the team in ensuring web content on UNESCOKhartoums English and Arabic website is refreshed and reflects the orientation for human interest news and feature stories that best tell our story to            the  Sudanese people      The Consultant will develop a close working relationship with colleagues working on the social media platforms of the other UN agencies funds and programs seeking opportunities for collaboration     Participate in relevant strategic meetings for ongoing enhancement of UNESCOKhartoums social media and web outreach       Produce reports based on the native analytics relevant UNESCOKhartoums posts and campaigns on social media and the website      Other duties as assigned within the framework of UNESCOKhartoums social media and web platforms      Knowledge of and capacity to use social media video editing platforms such as Wibbitz iMovie Kapwing or similar platforms highly desired      Captioning of videos highly desired COMPETENCIES Core Managerial Accountability C Communication C Innovation C Knowledge sharing and continuous improvement C Planning and organizing C Results focus C Teamwork C Professionalism C For detailed information please consult the UNESCO Competency Framework REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS LANGUAGES    Excellent knowledge spoken and written of English andor Arabic  EDUCATION    Completed Secondary technical and or vocational education Degree will be an advantage  SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES    Good communication including ability to draft correspondence and correct documents     Good organizational and coordination skills     Excellent interpersonal skills tact and diplomacy     Ability to operate fairly independently to take initiative and work effectively in a team     Flexibility adaptability and readiness to work under pressure     Clientoriented and problem solving attitude     Excellent knowledge of office applications ie MS Word Outlook Excel and PowerPoint SELECTION AND RECRUITMENT PROCESS Please note that all candidates must complete an online application and provide complete and accurate information To apply please visit the UNESCO careers website No modifications can be made to the application submitted The evaluation of candidates is based on the criteria in the vacancy notice and may include tests andor assessments as well as a competencybased interview  UNESCO uses communication technologies such as video or teleconference email correspondence etc for the assessment and evaluation of candidates Please note that only selected candidates will be further contacted and candidates in the final selection step will be subject to reference checks based on the information provide  
October 6, 2021
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CONSULTANT: Project Enhancing Technical & Vocational Education & Training (TVET) System in Sudan
CONSULTANT Project Enhancing Technical Vocational Education Training TVET System in Sudan     Parent Sector  Field Office Duty Station Khartoum Job Family Project Implementation Type of contract  Non Staff Duration of contract  23 Months Recruitment open to  External internal candidates Application Deadline Midnight Khartoum Time 12 October 2021   UNESCO Core Values Commitment to the Organization Integrity Respect for Diversity Professionalism   OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE POST TVET Project Assistant   UNESCOs Capacity Development for Education CapED Programme is an extrabudgetary funding mechanism and programme approach created in 2003 It is based on the understanding that education reforms with a view to achieving internationally agreed education goals and targets including SDG 4 will not be effective if countries lack the capacities to make them operational With an overarching capacity development approach the Programme seeks to improve the quality of education and increase learning opportunities especially for girls women and disadvantaged population groups As one of the priority countries of UNESCOs Education Sector Sudan is currently benefiting from the CapED Programme with a focus on Technical Vocational Education and Training TVET   The CapED project in Sudan aims at supporting the implementation of the TVET policy review recommendations with specific focus on Strategy development together with its implementation plan On the policy level only the governance will be fully addressed Development of National Qualifications Framework NQF and Upgrading and quality development of selected TVET institutions   The following workshops are planned until end of 2021 TVET strategy workshop for youth Capacity Building Workshop to develop a Quality Assessment Framework NQF development workshop Private sector engagement in TVET system development   TASKS Under the general authority of the Head of UNESCO Khartoum office and the direct supervision of the Programme Officer of the Office the contractor shall perform the following tasks in addition to any other tasks assigned Support and facilitate TVET workshops and meetings conducted by UNESCO Khartoum ensuring all workshops requirements covering the following among other tasks Booking of venues where events  are conducted Distribution of invitations and ensuring all invitees are covered Coordinate logistics Follow up with various suppliers Catering Printing of banners Provisioning of stationary materials Registration of participants at events Recording and sharing with project manager and team minutes of meeting Collecting feedback from workshops Filing and organizing project documents Review project plan and report on any amendments Coordinate and facilitate arrangements according to plans ensuring participation of all targeted individuals and smooth progress of trainings Submit regular monthly reports about work progress covering attendees materials and workshops assessment Facilitate and monitor training and implementation of TVET strategy workshops Facilitate and monitor training and implementation of TVET NQF workshops Facilitate and monitor training and implementation of TVET Capacity building workshops Distribution and collection of evaluation forms during training workshops and representing data in MS Excel sheet Report regularly to the project manager escalating any issues Support visibility of events and media coverage Support the implementation of and report on all activities workshops and meetings conducted by UNESCO within TVET components strategy development national qualifications framework and capacity building including support of international and national experts through printing required documents and other arrangements Collect recommendations proposed by the National Team during Workshops and compile into a MS word report Ensure all documentation is maintained appropriately for project and help the project teams manage resources and information and assist with scheduling and planning meetings and project activities Coordinate purchases and distribution of TVET ICT  equipment to TVET institutions PCs UPS etc and prepare collection receipts ensuring they are signed by the receiving TVET institutions Support translation of intermediate and final TVET documents under supervision of the project manager   COMPETENCIES Core Accountability C Communication C Innovation C Knowledge sharing and continuous improvement C Planning and organizing C Results focus C Teamwork C Professionalism C REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS   EDUCATION Bachelors degree in ManagementProject Management  or a relevant field   WORK EXPERIENCE Minimum 1 year work experience in coordination facilitation and support in Sudan Knowledge of TVET concepts Knowledge of Result Based Management concept Knowledge of SMART goals   DELIVERABLES Project activities report for October 2021 by 31 October 2021 Project activities report for November 2021 by 30 November 2021 Project activities report for December 2021 by 22 December 2021   SKILLSCOMPETENCIES Strong writing and communication skills in English and Arabic and proven ability to effectively articulate planning and issues to a wide variety of audiences Knowledge about UNESCO activities Excellent analytical planning and reporting skills Strong writing and communication skills in English and Arabic Team player Can work independently High organizational skills Working knowledge of MS Windows and MS Office Able to work under pressure Abide by set project deadlines Excellent reporting skills     LANGUAGES Excellent knowledge of English and Arabic DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONSEXPERIENCE Experience with UNESCO Khartoum or another UN agency in Sudan Events organizations and coordination   SELECTION AND RECRUITMENT PROCESS To apply please send CV to with the subject TVET Project Assistant No modifications can be made to the application submitted The evaluation of candidates is based on the criteria in the vacancy notice and may include tests andor assessments as well as a competencybased interview UNESCO uses communication technologies such as video or teleconference email correspondence etc for the assessment and evaluation of candidates Please note that only selected candidates will be further contacted and candidates in the final selection step will be subject to reference checks based on the information provided  
October 3, 2021
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UNITAMS, UNCCT AND UNESCO ENHANCING THE CAPACITIES OF SUDANESE TO COMBAT HATE SPEECH AND PREVENTING VIOLENT EXTREMISM
The Transitional Government in Sudan emphasized the need to enhance the capacity of government officials and media organizations in areas most impacted by the negative effects of hate speech Therefore the United Nations Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan UNITAMS jointly with the United Nations CounterTerrorism Centre UNCCT of the United Nations Office of CounterTerrorism UNOCT and UNESCO and in coordination with Teeba press delivered a series of workshops and roundtable discussions for journalists young activists and government officials on countering hate speech and preventing violent extremism   The workshops targeted more than 120 communications officers across government ministries journalists and media professionals coming from South Kordofan Darfur Blue Nile and the Eastern States Kassala Red State and Gadarif regions most impacted by hate speech and violence motivated by misinformation and disinformation The workshops with journalists resulted in participants independently producing and collectively signing a declaration of commitment to combating hate speech and violent extremist narratives in their regions Two roundtable discussions were also held with 28 youth activists and 25 media leaders from across Sudan The roundtable with youth resulted in participants writing an individual commitment to mobilize to combat hate speech in their communities and advocate for tolerance peace and harmony in their universities The workshop ended with a closing ceremony attended by officials from the Government and the United Nations including the Minister of Telecommunications and Digital Transformation HE Mr Hashim Hasabelrasoul the UnderSecretary of the Ministry of Culture and Information Mr Rashid Saeed Yagoub as well as UNITAMS SRSG Mr Volker Perthes In his remarks Mr Hasabelrasoul stated Our country is now embarking on a new era with a new national vision to promote peace freedom and justice The curtain has dropped on a regime that encouraged hatred and discrimination among Sudanese and foreigners Combating hate speech should become a high priority of the transitional Government one of the countrys strategic objectives to ensure peaceful and secure coexistence for sustainable development and stable society UNITAMS SRSG Mr Perthes added When talking about democracy human rights and sustainable peace we must turn our attention to the significant role played by new media technologies We all witnessed how digital media has become a frontline in the battle against authoritarianism in Sudan and social medias crucial role in the Sudanese revolution However while offering opportunities for communication and freedom of opinion digital platforms have also expanded the power and prospects for hate speech and antagonistic behaviors I wish to emphasize the need for concerted efforts of the concerned parties including government media international and intergovernmental organizations civil society educational and religious institutions to work hand in hand to disseminate a culture of dialogue and peaceful coexistence amongst all social religious ethnic political and cultural components   
September 7, 2021
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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION PROJECT DELIVERY MANAGER
Inclusive Education Project Delivery Manager   Parent Sector Field Office Duty Station Khartoum Job Family Projects Administration Type of contract Non Staff Local Duration of contract 6 Months Recruitment open to External and internal candidates Application Deadline Midnight Khartoum Time 10 September 2021   UNESCO Core Values Commitment to the Organization Integrity Respect for Diversity Professionalism   OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE POST Under the authority UNESCO Office and under the direct supervision of the National Education Officer the consultant shall perform the following duties Coordination between UNESCO Office and project stakeholders to determine event Requirements logistics procurement drafting budgets Event agenda invitee list and Administering of events workshops special celebrations and conferences Tracking progress of project outputs and activities for weekly briefing to Project Management Team PMT and to prepare a detailed monthly progress report on the project status Track media campaigns progress and ensure efficient and effective steps taken towards the media campaign objectives Coordinate Missions Events and workshops outside Khartoum Ensuring all documentation is maintained appropriately for project and help manage resources and information and assist with scheduling and planning meetings and project activities Attending and participating in project meetings with project stakeholders beneficiaries National Team PMT National Experts and potential project partners Editing reviewing and translating any material as required from Arabic language to English language including reports agenda narration of videos Drafting invitation cards posters banners file jackets and notepads Support Education Office in implementation of programs To facilitate liaison between UNESCO stakeholders and partners     COMPETENCIES Core Managerial Accountability C Communication C Innovation C Knowledge sharing and continuous improvement C Planning and organizing C Results focus C Teamwork C Professionalism C   REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS  Education Bachelors degree in social sciences or a relevant degree   Work Experience Demonstrated 3 years minimum working experience of which at including 1 year in project management in Education projects Ideally prior UNESCO or UN working experience Developed detailed project action plans budgets events planning workshops meetings conferences visibility  etc Developed ToRs coordinated purchases tenders contracting  of suppliers and contractors Local experience in inclusive education projects in Sudan involving relevant government institutions and schools Familiarity with different types of disability in the education context Knowledge of implementation and management of Resource Rooms   Deliverables The consultant shall submit to UNESCO Khartoum updated progress reports on a monthly basis as follows D1 Submit to UNESCO Khartoum a monthly progress report on activities with summary of workshop outcomes based on the project results framework for the month of September 2021 by 30 September 2021 D2 Submit to UNESCO Khartoum a monthly progress report on activities with summary of workshop outcomes based on the project results framework for the month of October 2021 by 30 October 2021 D3 Submit to UNESCO Khartoum a monthly progress report on activities with summary of workshop outcomes based on the project results framework for the month of November 2021 by 30 November 2021 D4 Submit to UNESCO Khartoum a monthly progress report on activities with summary of workshop outcomes based on the project results framework for the month of December 2021 by 30 December 2021   SkillsCompetencies Excellent analytical planning budgeting and reporting skills Strong writing and communication skills in English and Arabic Knowledge of UNESCO procedures and guidelines A Team player Able to work independently under pressure and willing to travel out of Khartoum on missions   Languages Fluency in English and Arabic languages   SELECTION AND RECRUITMENT PROCESS   To apply please send CV to with the subject Inclusive Education Project Delivery ManagerNo modifications can be made to the application submitted The evaluation of candidates is based on the criteria in the vacancy notice and may include tests andor assessments as well as a competencybased interview  UNESCO uses communication technologies such as video or teleconference email correspondence etc for the assessment and evaluation of candidates   Please note that only selected candidates will be further contacted and candidates in the final selection step will be subject to reference checks based on the information provided
August 25, 2021
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NATIONAL CONSULTANT - PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN SUDAN TVET SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
National Consultant Private Sector Engagement in Sudan TVET System Development Parent Sector Field Office Duty Station Khartoum Job Family Projects Administration Type of contract Non Staff Local Duration of contract  2 Months Recruitment open to External and internal candidates Application Deadline Midnight Khartoum Time 30 August 2021   UNESCO Core Values Commitment to the Organization Integrity Respect for Diversity Professionalism   OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE POST UNESCOs Capacity Development for Education CapED Programme is an extrabudgetary funding mechanism and programme approach created in 2003 It is based on the understanding that education reforms with a view to achieving internationally agreed education goals and targets including SDG 4 will not be effective if countries lack the capacities to make them operational With an overarching capacity development approach the Programme seeks to improve the quality of education and increase learning opportunities especially for girls women and disadvantaged population groups As one of the priority countries of UNESCOs Education Sector Sudan is currently benefiting from the CapED Programme with a focus on Technical Vocational Education and Training TVET   TVET delivery in Sudan is fragmented among the following The federal Ministry of Higher Education MoHE for public and private universities and colleges  technical colleges come under Sudan Technical University The federal Ministry of Education Technical Education Department MoE TED for secondary technical education The Supreme Council for Vocational Training and Apprenticeship SCVTA under Ministry of Labor MoL for vocational training and The National Council for Technical and Technological Education NCTTE   The federal ministries and councils NCTTE and SCVTA are considered to act as the main mechanisms for coordinating multiple streams of TVET and aligning it with broader socioeconomic goals The Sudan federal system splits the responsibility for education including TVET between the federal and states levels In spite of some progress achieved between the councils and ministries coordination mechanisms and systemic channels for exchange of information are still missing   The CapED project in Sudan aims at supporting the implementation of the TVET policy review recommendations with specific focus on Strategy development together with its implementation plan On the policy level only the governance will be fully addressed National dialogue regarding qualifications system Upgrading and quality development of selected TVET institutions   Required Tasks Under the supervision of the Head of UNESCO Khartoum Office and the direct supervision of the National Project Coordinator the consultant will undertake the following tasks  The consultant will plan and organize meetings with the Sudanese Contractors Union under the Sudan Business owners Employers Federation to develop an MoU Deliverable with UNESCO Khartoum office containing a draft proposal and action plan detailing steps needed and list of partners to develop an eventually accredited ToT guide and a student  manual on production and fitting of ceramic tiles with the involvement of relevant bodies including experts ceramic manufacturers and Ministry of Education Federal and Khartoum state The pilot will be implemented with a Technical Secondary School The consultant will plan and organize meetings with a selected private sector company to develop an MoU Deliverable with UNESCO Khartoum office to develop ToT and student manuals for production of Gum Arabic The MoU to include a proposal and action plan detailing steps needed and list of partners to develop an eventually accredited ToT guide and a student  manual on cultivation and extraction of Gum Arabic in Omsayala District Bara Locality in North Kordofan State using CLC concept The pilot will be implemented by local communities under the umbrella of CLCs The consultant will plan facilitate and submit an agenda Deliverable for a workshop to discuss the TVET Strategy Draft identifying participating private sector companies and unions including related government bodies and international organizations to address the needs and expectations of private sector including discussion of TVET  governance and the ToR of the proposed Sudan TVET authority Its board membership role and responsibilities After the workshop the consultant will submit to UNESCO Khartoum a report incorporating observations feedback and recommendations Deliverable collected from participants The consultant will plan facilitate and submit an agenda Deliverable for a workshop involving private sector companies and unions represented mainly by HR Managers to discuss NQF  present recent studies on existing qualifications in Sudan identify gaps and collect private sector expectations from the intended NQF and their role segregated by sector ie Agricultural industrial etc Following the workshop the consultant will submit a report about the workshop incorporating participants observations feedback and recommendations Deliverable   COMPETENCIES Core Managerial Accountability C Communication C Innovation C Knowledge sharing and continuous improvement C Planning and organizing C Results focus C Teamwork C Professionalism C   REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS  Education Bachelors degree in Management Engineering or a relevant degree   Work Experience Demonstrated 5 years minimum working experience of which at including project management in Education projects Developed detailed project action plans budgets events planning workshops meetings conferences etc Local experience in private sector projects in Sudan involving relevant government institutions technical schools colleges and vocational centers Familiarity with different types of industries trade and professional unions Knowledge of export laws set by government of Sudan   Deliverables D1           UNESCO Sudanese Contractors Union MoU Action Plan about Ceramic D2           UNESCO Private Sector Company MoU Action Plan about Gum Arabic D3           TVET Strategy Draft Workshop with Private Sector agenda and report D4           TVET NQF Workshop with Private Sector agenda and report   SkillsCompetencies Excellent analytical planning budgeting and reporting skills Strong writing and communication skills in English and Arabic Knowledge of UNESCO procedures and guidelines A Team player Able to work independently under pressure and willing to travel out of Khartoum on missions   Languages Fluency in English and Arabic languages   SELECTION AND RECRUITMENT PROCESS   To apply please send CV to with the subject NATIONAL CONSULTANT PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN SUDAN TVET SYSTEM DEVELOPMENTNo modifications can be made to the application submitted The evaluation of candidates is based on the criteria in the vacancy notice and may include tests andor assessments as well as a competencybased interview  UNESCO uses communication technologies such as video or teleconference email correspondence etc for the assessment and evaluation of candidates   Please note that only selected candidates will be further contacted and candidates in the final selection step will be subject to reference checks based on the information provided
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