This is a South-South advisory.
Strengthening partner organizations in digital communication by building practical skills in storytelling, content creation, and online engagement. This includes improving digital strategies, boosting visibility, simplifying field-to-comms workflows, and helping teams produce clear and relatable content for their audiences.
Isabel Mwendwa Radoli is a digital communication advisor who enjoys turning complex development work into simple, engaging stories that people want to read. She brings nine years of experience across NGOs, public institutions, and the private sector, applying a mix of strategy, creativity, and data to help organisations strengthen their digital footprint. She supports teams to build practical digital skills, improve content planning, and create communication systems that are easy to use in field conditions. Isabel is also an accredited journalist and public relations professional who believes communication should be clear, human, and useful.
The advisor strengthens digital communication and knowledge management across horizont3000 partner organisations in Uganda by building practical skills, tools and routines for consistent visibility and efficient collaboration. Building on prior digitalisation efforts, it mentors communication focal points to apply emerging digital trends and online facilitation in ways that improve information flow, organisational learning and outreach. The role prioritises guidance that partners can use independently, reducing reliance on ad-hoc support and supporting long-term sustainability in how digital tools are selected, maintained and used.The Advisor develops manuals, templates and guidelines for digital communication strategies, including newsletters, social media content and campaign planning, and provides coaching on planning, implementing, evaluating and refining communication activities. She strengthens knowledge management systems so information is captured, shared and reused, and it helps teams track audience engagement and learning needs to improve the quality and relevance of messages. Gender-sensitive content design supports women and young people to access information and participate in project activities without long travel.To reinforce responsible and compliant practice, the advisory trains staff on data protection and data security and supports partner organisations to draft data protection policies aligned with local regulations. It also provides consulting on the use of AI tools to improve data analysis, reporting and planning, and it introduces basic safeguards and usage rules so efficiency gains do not compromise privacy, accuracy or accountability.
Te national women’s rights organization, founded 1985, provides a platform for effective debate and action on women’s rights, empowerment and gender equality in Uganda. ACFODE’s vision: A just society where gender equality is a reality and its mission is to empower women, girls and influence legislation and policy for gender equality in Uganda.
The local Ugandan organisation has set itself the goal of developing the West Nile Province in northern Uganda. AFARD has grown steadily over since 2014 and today implements numerous projects in the areas of smallholder agriculture, local value chains and vocational training.
