Support with Graphic Design for Youth Engagement Guidelines Manual

On the ground in 170 countries and territories, UNDP works with national partners to eradicate poverty, protect the planet and achieve the sustainable development goals. UNDP connects countries to knowledge, experiences and resources to help people build a better life. UNDP’s office in Trinidad and Tobago (UNDP TT) is a multi-country office, with responsibilities for Aruba, Curacao and Sint Maarten as well.

UNDP Trinidad and Tobago is developing a comprehensive Youth Engagement Guidelines Report aimed at supporting institutions, civil society, and stakeholders in meaningfully engaging young people in development processes. The report consolidates insights, best practices, and recommendations drawn from extensive consultations and research. The document is approximately 120/140 pages and is intended to be a public-facing, visually engaging product that can be widely shared across national, regional, and international audiences. The design will play a key role in ensuring accessibility, clarity, and impact, translating technical content into a compelling and user-friendly format.

We are seeking one online volunteer to support the graphic design and layout of the Youth Engagement Guidelines Report. Under the guidance of the UNDP Trinidad and Tobago team, the volunteer will: Review and familiarise themselves with the full report content Propose a visual concept and layout approach aligned with UNDP branding Design the full report (approx. 140 pages), including: Cover page and section dividers Page layout and typography Integration of images, graphics, icons, and visual elements Develop data visualisations, infographics, and visual summaries to complement text-heavy sections Incorporate references and materials provided by UNDP (e.g. photos, branding guidelines, sample reports) Participate in a feedback and revision process with the UNDP team Deliver a final, publication-ready version of the report Expected Deliverables Initial design concept (including sample pages or style proposal) Fully designed and formatted 120/140-page report Visual assets created (infographics, charts, icons where needed) Final publication-ready files (print and digital formats)