Habitat Haiti, Habitat Canada in partnership with DFATD has been supporting development in the community of Simon Pelé, an urban informal settlement in northern Port-au-Prince, Haiti through the project “Investing in People and Business in Haiti”. As part of the holistic urban renewal of Simon Pelé, a densely populated neighborhood of more than 30,000 in Port-au-Prince, this project seeks to strengthen the long-term economic future and social fabric of the community by providing a wide-range of training and skills development opportunities. Throughout this time, Habitat has been documenting these efforts using photos, videos and narratives.

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Project Aim
In collaboration with Habitat Haiti staff, the aim of this project is to edit collected footage and produce 4 short videos that recount the story of DFATD in 4 parts: Infrastructure, vocational training, non-vocational training, and a case study on small and medium enterprises
- Convert 2hrs of footage to 4 videos of 3-5 min each
- Work with communications staff to develop a story board and Each video should stand in its own but feel like a continuation when watched chronologically.
- Videos should highlight the four themes listed above as well as Habitat’s overall approach and relationship with the community.
- Videos should also serve to Promote the continued financial and gift in kind support of our donor DFATD – the government of Canada [logos to be provided by Habitat Haiti]
Project Deliverables
The following deliverables for this terms of reference include:
- Establish a content approval procedure to gain collaborative feedback from Habitat Haiti team.
- 4 2-5min videos on the following themes: Vocation training, non-vocational training, infrastructure projects and SME’s success story
- Closed captioning in the appropriate languages with the collaboration of the Habitat Haiti team
- Deliverables must be submitted no later than Monday, April 28th 2016 .