Website Coordinator - RELIEF Centre

Hours: Part-time (hours can be flexible)

Location: Remote

Reporting to: RELIEF Administrator and Impact and Communications Officer

Tasks:

1) Re-design and develop the IGP’s three Prosperity Co-Lab (PROCOL) websites, in consultation with the IGP Director, Impact and Communications Officer, and PROCOL Lebanon, UK and Kenya team members.

2) Work with the Impact and Communications Officer and IGP Graphic Designer to update the branding and create a more consistent identity across the sites.

3) Create and upload new content on all websites including news and blogs, publications, events, add digital media and source images as required.

4) PROCOL Lebanon (primary task) - As the RELIEF Centre comes to the end of its first phase, it will transform into PROCOL Lebanon. The website needs to be updated to reflect this- involving restructuring the site, archiving of some materials, adding new materials.

5) PROCOL UK – Develop new webpages for the Citizen Science Academy.

6) PROCOL Kenya - Bring the website up to date and better reflect latest activities.

7) Analytics – Record analytics for the sites on arrival to allow for comparison after the re-design.

Key requirements:

• Experience of website design and a good knowledge of the Squarespace platform.

• Proven ability to exercise initiative and operate both independently and as part of a team.
• A commitment to high quality work and good attention to detail.
• Proven ability to work to deadlines and prioritise tasks.

This appointment is on a part-time casual temporary basis.

About the IGP and PROCOLs:

The Institute for Global Prosperity at UCL (IGP) is redesigning prosperity for the 21st century, changing the way we conceive and run our economies, and reworking our relationship with the planet.

Our vision is to help build a prosperous, sustainable, global future, underpinned by the principles of fairness and justice, and allied to a realistic, long-term vision of humanity's place in the world. The IGP undertakes pioneering research that seeks to dramatically improve the quality of life for this and future generations. Its strength lies in the way it allies intellectual creativity to effective collaboration and policy development. Of particular importance to the IGP’s approach is the way in which it integrates non-academic expertise into its knowledge generation by engaging with decision-makers, business, civil society, and local communities.

The IGP has established three Prosperity Co-Labs (PROCOLs) in the UK, Lebanon and Kenya, with each one conducting several major research projects. The research that takes place in these sites provide excellent opportunities for comparative, transdisciplinary research aligned to local needs and stakeholders.

PROCOL Lebanon is committed to delivering inclusive and prosperous futures for communities impacted by mass displacement, PROCOL UK aims to achieve a sustained shift in public debate, policymaking, investment and community action for shared prosperity. PROCOL Kenya seeks to broaden the discussion of what constitutes prosperity in Africa.

RELIEF Centre/ PROCOL Lebanon: https://www.relief-centre.org/

PROCOL UK: https://www.procol.uk/

PROCOL Kenya: https://www.procolkenya.com/