Published Date: September 15, 2026
FWLD invites applications from youth creators, digital advocates and storytellers to produce engaging short reels focusing on SRHR in Nepal. This initiatives aims to engage the creativity of youth to increase awareness, break taboos, promote legal literacy, advocate for bodily autonomy and SRHR accessibility across various communities in Nepal.
Purpose
- Raise public awareness on legal and human rights aspects of SRHR in Nepal
- Deliver accurate digital content for awareness
- Encourage youth participation in legal advocacy and sexual and reproductive health rights education using popular social media channels
Scope of Work
- Format: Short-form video reels (40-90 seconds per reel)
- Language: Primary delivery in Nepali (or local/regional Nepali languages), with English/Nepali subtitles
- Content: Topic should cover aspects of SRHR such as safe abortion, respectful maternity care and obstetric violence, comprehensive sexuality education, menstrual health and dignity, assisted reproduction technology, SRHR during disaster and humanitarian settings, bodily autonomy, consent, SRHR rights for marginalized groups, gender and sexual minorities, adolescents and person with disabilities etc.
- Platforms: Content designed for posting on Instagram, Tiktok and Facebook
Eligibility Criteria
- Youth individuals or youth-led groups/creators aged 18-24 years
- Basic understanding of or strong passion for human rights, gender equality and SRHR issues in Nepal.
- Ability to deliver high-quality visual content within agrees deadlines.
Duration and Budget
- Project Duration: 1 month from the contract signing date
- Compensation: Selected applicant will receive a fixed financial stipend per approved reel. Details will be discussed upon selection.
Required Documents for Application
- Concept Note
- Applicant CV
- Copy of PAN Card
Application Deadline: September 25, 2026
Email Submission: info@fwld.org with subject line “Application – Youth SRHR Reels Creation – Your Name
Physical Submission:
Forum for Women, Law and Development (FWLD)
72, Adarsha Marg, Thapathali, Kathmandu, Nepal