Request for quotation for the provision of videographer consultant recruitment - 20D4C documentary - Jordan

The Norwegian Refugee Council invites bids for Request for quotation for the provision of videographer consultant recruitment - 20D4C documentary - Jordan. Bids close on 21 September 2026. NRC publishes its international tender announcements openly; the submission address and any Terms of Reference are given in the notice.

ultant recruitment - 20D4C documentary - Jordan Request for quotation. Published 10. Sep 2026 Jordan (RFQ/JO/CO/26/030) The 20 Dunum for Change (20D4C) consortium consists of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) as its lead, with Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (HSI), the Jordan River Foundation (JRF), and Save the Children Jordan (SCJ) as members and funded by the French Agency for Development (Agence Française de Développement - AFD). The 20D4C project aims to strengthen the resilience and economic empowerment of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians working in the agriculture sector by improving livelihoods, increasing and diversifying income opportunities, promoting climate-smart agricultural practices, and enhancing decent working conditions. The project focuses on supporting vulnerable households to become more resilient to economic and environmental shocks while contributing to sustainable agricultural development in Jordan. The project is structured around three interconnected outcomes: improving agricultural productivity and practices among smallholder farmers (IO1); strengthening market linkages and economic opportunities for targeted beneficiaries (IO2); and enhancing the capacities of agricultural cooperatives and support structures (IO3). Implementation has been carried out through a coordinated consortium model, with each partner contributing specialised expertise across agronomic training, market skills development, water harvesting, and social inclusion. As the project approaches the end of its implementation phase in October 2026, the 20D4C consortium seeks to produce a documentary film that captures the human stories, results, and achievements generated throughout project implementation. The documentary aims to amplify the voices of project participants, document the impact of community-centred agricultural programming on the lives of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians, and fulfil the consortium's communication and visibility obligations to AFD. Deadline for bid submission is 21 September 2026 at 09:00 GMT+3. Complete RFQ documents can be obtained, free of charge from 10 September 2026 until 21 September 2026, 09:00 GMT+3, by accessing the following link: RFQ Documents Please submit your bid by uploading all files to the e-tender box (eTB) web site - the link is included in the file 0_LINK TO UPLOAD BID.pdf , which you downloaded together with this tender package. In order to avoid technical problems, please note that you can upload as many files as it is required, but the single file size is limited to 10 MB each, and it is not allowed to upload zip, raror 7z file. Files with the same file name cannot be uploaded twice. After successful bid submission, you will receive an e-mail confirmation from the eTBsystem, with the list of submitted files. If you notice that some files have not been successfully uploaded (e.g. due to the internet interruption), please submit missing file(s) again and please put MF after the company name (example: ABC company MF). If you need to submit a revised bid before the deadline, the Company name in the eTBsystem should be modified by adding “2” after the Company name and the latest submission will be considered as the final bid. (Example: ABC company 2) If you have any technical questions please use the link available also in downloaded file 0_LINK TO UPLOAD BID.pdf before 15 September 2026. After submitting your question, you will receive an e-mail confirmation from eTB system. If you do not receive an e-mail, or in case of technical problems, please contact [contact details removed] with email subject as: (RFQ/JO/26/030)–Technical Enquiry. Request for quotation for the provision of videographer consultant recruitment - 20D4C documentary - Jordan Request for quotation. Published 10. Sep 2026 Jordan (RFQ/JO/CO/26/030) The 20 Dunum for Change (20D4C) consortium consists of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) as its lead, with Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation (HSI), the Jordan River Foundation (JRF), and Save the Children Jordan (SCJ) as members and funded by the French Agency for Development (Agence Française de Développement - AFD). The 20D4C project aims to strengthen the resilience and economic empowerment of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians working in the agriculture sector by improving livelihoods, increasing and diversifying income opportunities, promoting climate-smart agricultural practices, and enhancing decent working conditions. The project focuses on supporting vulnerable households to become more resilient to economic and environmental shocks while contributing to sustainable agricultural development in Jordan. The project is structured around three interconnected outcomes: improving agricultural productivity and practices among smallholder farmers (IO1); strengthening market linkages and economic opportunities for targeted beneficiaries (IO2); and enhancing the capacities of agricultural cooperatives and support structures (IO3). Implementation has been carried out through a coordinated consortium model, with each partner contributing specialised expertise across agronomic training, market skills development, water harvesting, and social inclusion. As the project approaches the end of its implementation phase in October 2026, the 20D4C consortium seeks to produce a documentary film that captures the human stories, results, and achievements generated throughout project implementation. The documentary aims to amplify the voices of project participants, document the impact of community-centred agricultural programming on the lives of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians, and fulfil the consortium's communication and visibility obligations to AFD. Deadline for bid submission is 21 September 2026 at 09:00 GMT+3. Complete RFQ documents can be obtained, free of charge from 10 September 2026 until 21 September 2026, 09:00 GMT+3, by accessing the following link: RFQ Documents Please submit your bid by uploading all files