Briefing Report Graphic Design and Layout
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This subcontract for the ILO focuses on the graphic design and layout of a briefing report for the FEE-RVC project. The selected contractor is responsible for developing the visual concept, formatting text and tables, and creating data visualizations to ensure a professional aesthetic presentation. All work must strictly adhere to ILO branding guidelines and be produced using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. The project requires the delivery of high-resolution, print-ready PDFs as well as editable source files for both digital and print versions. Performance of the contract is based in Japan under NAICS code 541430, with the primary objective of supporting prime contractors in delivering a polished final report.
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This scope was carved out of rfx_13890_ROAP.
The full solicitation package (3 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
To edit and design the briefing report for the project “Fostering an Enabling Environment for MSMEs to Promote Responsible Value Chains (FEE-RVC 2025-2027)” Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer
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