WEBSITE AND CONTENT DEVELOPMENT FOR UK SOY MANIFESTO

Descriptions

We need a 'hub' for the manifesto, catered to an industry and policy maker audience, which functions to: Signpost the audience to the manifesto document itself, plus associated elements such as accompanying detailed guidance and context; Present the manifesto and what it signifies in a compelling way, to attract further signatories; Help the audience to understand why a manifesto was created and how it fits in with broader national and international market initiatives on soy and policy developments such as the UK Environment Bill; Clearly articulate what the signatories' calls to actions are for different members of the soy supply chain, and provide clear guidance/roadmaps for each of the key groups targeted (e.g. downstream buyers including retailers and food service companies, product manufacturers, livestock producers, feed manufacturers, traders/first importers); Act as a resource hub/platform which other organisations, for example the manifesto signatories and supporting civil society organisations, can easily refer to and amplify; Represent the manifesto co-developers, signatories and supporting parties. Ultimately, we would like a website which underpins and supports the aims of the manifesto to incentivise soy importers and the soy supply chain to take more ambitious action to end soy-linked deforestation and conversion. The website will be hosted on an independent domain to the WWF website. Proposals should be no longer than 6 pages or slides, and include: Relevant experience, for example case studies and/or examples of similar content Approach for completion of deliverables, along with detailed timeline for delivery A precise budget breakdown by key tasks, including daily rates A list of what will likely be needed from WWF, Efeca and the wider manifesto group to support delivery (ie technical guidance, weekly meetings, access to photography, etc.) Please attach CVs and roles of team members who will participate in the project at the end of the proposal. The selected consultant will be required to accept WWF-UK's standard Terms and Conditions. Proposals will be assessed according to: Fit to brief Relevance of previous experience on projects with similar aims Value for money Submit proposals to: Mollie Gupta (mgupta@wwf.org.uk) with Sabrina Goncalves Krebsbach (SGoncalveskrebsbach@wwf.org.uk) and Rose McCulloch (rose.mcculloch@efeca.com) in copy Timeline to submit proposals:22nd Sept to 3rd October 2021 Tentative start date:11th October 2021 Deadline for all project deliverables: 1st November 2021