Description BACKGROUND International commitment to accelerate progress towards Universal health coverage (UHC) globally was affirmed when countries adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015.  Political leaders recognized that UHC is fundamental to the improvement of global health at the UN high-level meeting Universal Health Coverage: ‘Moving Together to Build a Healthier World’ in September 2019. Universal health coverage (UHC) is a vision of all people obtaining quality health services without suffering financial hardship. Achieving UHC is the central focus of WHO’s 13th General Programme of Work and a specific target of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG3.8). UHC unit is under the Data Strategy and Innovation (DSI) team. The UHC unit plays a role in supporting its Member States in UHC advocacy, developing UHC related guidance and tools, generating shared knowledge and experiences for UHC, using its convening power in drawing multi-country partnership, and providing readily available technical assistance for the implementation of UHC roadmaps and analysis of progress and bottlenecks. At the 70th session of the Regional Committee for the Western Pacific, Member States (MS) endorsed For the Future: Towards the Healthiest and Safest Region – the white paper articulating the five-year vision of WHO work in the Western Pacific Region (WPR) with MS and Partners. For the Future advances a concrete vision that requires working differently (“operational shifts”) in order to surpass priority health challenges (thematic priorities) posed by a rapidly changing region. It necessitates both new ways of thinking and working as countries require different supports from WHO focussed not just on the ‘what’, but also on ‘how’ to achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Delivering on operational shifts through optimizing the suite of contemporary tools, approaches and methods for internal WHO knowledge sharing and supporting country peer learning, WHO will work with MS to “future-proof” the health systems in countries, accelerate progress on UHC and achieve SDGs. Hence, the Knowledge Sharing Initiative is proposed to be implemented in the regional office of Western Pacific and UHC unit is in the position to facilitate its implementation.   PURPOSE/SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE OF THE ACTIVITY The Universal health coverage team is seeking to engage a skilled and experienced individual/institution/ organization on videography to do video editing, video compilation and video merging of the pre-recorded webinars, meetings and speeches of various UHC activities.   DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES TO BE CARRIED OUT The work will be performed under the direct supervision of the Coordinator, Universal Health Coverage. Output 1. Video Editing • Record video, audio and auto-transcript from the virtual meetings with various views; • Edit the recorded webinars, meetings and speeches; • Manipulating and editing video clips in a way that is invisible to the audience; • Input graphics, effects, music images and enhanced sounds quality; • Ensure logical sequencing and smooth flow of the end product; • Trim and merge all video to make a one fully compiled video; and • files to be submitted should be editable/vector.   QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Qualifications and Experience: Essential: • At least five years' experience in video editing and other related fields; • Solid experience with digital technology and editing software packages (e.g. shots compositing, Premiere, special effects, Photoshop, and Final Cut)   Technical skills and knowledge: • Strong practical background in video editing and to various video editing software's; • Demonstrable video editing ability with a strong portfolio; • Thorough knowledge of timing, motivation and continuity • Good understanding of new and evolving technologies and digital platforms.   Language requirements: Advance level of English   Competencies • Communication • Planning • Organizing • Teamwork   APPLICATIONS Qualified and interested specialists should submit their CV {for individual contractors} or Company Profile {for institutional applications} and Expression of Interest {cover letter} to the Supply Officer through WP RO UNGM at < [email protected] > by 5 November 2020.  The cover letter should outline how their experience and qualifications make them a suitable candidate for this position and should include their proposed daily consultancy fee and availability. Please use Tender Notice No. 116568 as subject to all submission. Only successful candidates will be contacted.