UX/UI Support - Teieniwa Vision Reporting Interface

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a global leader in the fight against illicit drugs, crime, corruption and terrorism, with widely recognized expertise and specialization on issues pertaining to international cooperation in criminal matters. The UNODC Regional Office for Southeast Asia and the Pacific (ROSEAP) has a team of experts providing advice and technical assistance related to the rule of law, non-traditional security threats, law enforcement, criminal justice and drug-related supply and health issues. The Regional Office for Southeast Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok is home to a multi-disciplinary team of regional programme managers, advisors and administrators working with, and supporting, Member States and regional organizations, and aligned programme offices. To implement its work the closest to where it is needed, ROSEAP has satellite presence in 10 countries, including in Fiji.

The UNODC Pacific Office is developing a secure, user-friendly web-based reporting interface to track progress on the implementation of the Teieniwa Vision, the regional anti-corruption framework endorsed by Pacific Island Forum Leaders. The platform will be used by the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) focal points across 14 Pacific Island Countries to report on national-level achievements, challenges, and progress against agreed targets. This tool will support transparency, coordination, and evidence-based reporting ahead of regional and global anti-corruption events, including the UNCAC Conference of States Parties. Working together in a team, Online Volunteers will create a system that will allow for structured data entry, document uploads, visual dashboards, and exportable narrative and statistical reports. The platform will: - Allow country focal points to log in and report against specific targets - Include pre-set benchmarks and indicators - Enable document uploads and comments - Generate visual dashboards and exportable reports - Be accessible via desktop and mobile devices

Under the guidance of the UNODC focal point, one Online Volunteer will support in ensuring the platform is intuitive, accessible, and user-friendly for government focal points with varying digital skills. The Online Volunteer will be expected to support in the creation of: - Support in designing intuitive user flows and interface mockups with feedback from the UNODC focal point. - Support in mapping user flows for reporting and dashboard navigation. - Ensure design meets accessibility and mobile-responsiveness standards. - Conduct informal usability testing and iterate designs. - Provide design assets to the development team. - Collaborate with Online Volunteers supporting as web developers to implement designs.