Mission and objectives
Since 3rd November, 2011, ASCOA has been dedicated to improving the awareness of the local community on HIV/AIDS and its related stigma, promoting peace building in the society, fostering environmental protection and the fight against climate change, supporting children, and empowering women and girls in order to improve their socio-economic participation and boost their wellbeing. We envision a world free of HIV/AIDS, where people are neither stigmatized nor discriminated upon due to their HIV status; a world where women are empowered and children are protected; a world where peace reigns and people live in an environment free of pollution and global warming.
Context
The online volunteers assignments will help to set up to the site needs to be redesign using the present theme, This project will help ASCOA achieves its strategic plan on environmental protection and and to showcase it work when it comes to environmental protection. ASCOA is fighting to eradicate marine debris and plastic pollution, The site will be one of the main tools to do advocacy.
Task description
We are looking for 3 dedicated and experienced online volunteers who will design our environment impact website (www.aseim.org), update our conference website using a theme we brought. It is hosted with HostGator and is designed on WordPress. Therefore, you should be very much aware of all hosting technologies, and Google Analytics. The main task will be website design (our environmental site) and update our main website. After the completion of the task, ASCOA will be able to have good environmental website.
Inclusivity statement
United Nations Volunteers is an equal opportunity programme that welcomes applications from qualified professionals. We are committed to achieving diversity in terms of gender, care protected characteristics. As part of their adherence to the values of UNV, all UN Volunteers commit themselves to combat any form of discrimination, and to promoting respect for human rights and individual dignity, without distinction of a person’s race, sex, gender identity, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability, pregnancy, age, language, social origin or other status.