The project Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (Amena);
The project is focused on ending violence against women and girls in VAWG in Egypt. The main intervention of the project is focusing on improving prevention and response to VAWG. The project’s main activities will include but are not limited to Women and girls empowerment activities, Engaging men and boys, policy dialogue, social media campaigns, and improving the response for VAWG survivors in cooperation with government and NGOs.
The project started in September 2023 funded by USAID Egypt. The project is for 5 years, and it will work in six governorates in Egypt Dakahlia, Behaira, Sharkia, Fayoum, Assuit, and Sohag.
The assignment objectives:
This Terms of Reference (TOR) aims to seek the services of a qualified and proficient design agency or individual to conceptualize and develop a robust branding identity for the project.
The branding should effectively communicate the mission, values, and aspirations of the initiative.
The Assignment Scope of Work:
The selected designer/agency is expected to:
– Craft an impactful and distinctive logo/project’s visual identity that encapsulates the project’s dedication to ending violence against women and girls.
– Design visual elements, including color palettes, typography, and graphic components, ensuring cultural relevance and inclusivity.
– Develop stationery and promotional materials such as letterheads, business cards, brochures, banners, giveaways, and T-shirt designs.
– Establish guidelines for the consistent use of the branding identity across various platforms, ensuring coherence and uniformity.
– Ensure that all branding materials adhere to USAID’s branding guidelines.
Branding and project identity ToR
An Electronic invoice is required
Deadline for sending the technical and financial proposal 10 February، 2024 Prior 5 pm.; submission is only accepted via using the below form.
CARE Egypt welcomes applications for the following position from motivated and committed professionals seeking to improve the conditions of the poor and marginalized, and those with strong core values and vision. CARE conceptualizes diversity in the broadest sense, going beyond regular classifications of gender, race, and nationality. CARE has a prevailing culture that mandates the principles and practice of equal employment opportunity and excellence through diversifying its workforce in a way that strengthens the overall organization and ensures gender equity. Applying the core values (Transformation, Integrity, Diversity, Equality and Excellence) is of the main strengths either among the staff or with our partners and stakeholders. Additionally, CARE values the global Child Protection policies and strictly apply all its related measures to ensure that our staff, programs and operations ‘Do No Harm’ to children.

