Shaban Contract for National Peace Education Campaign Report Writing Contract (1)
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DiPaD is implementing a National Peace Education Campaign in Kenya in partnership with the Ministry of Education and UNICEF Kenya. They need to produce a final report on the program for the last year. To do so, DiPaD wishes to hire a consultant to write the report. The consultant will consolidate progress reports, photos, and other materials under the supervision of DiPaD's Program Director. The short-term contract is between April 4-8, 2013. Upon submission of a completed report, the consultant will receive 50,000 Kenyan shillings.
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