NDI is seeking document translation services for a 2 year period for its HDP programming. The Contractor will be expected to provide ad-hoc document translation services upon request of NDI. The exact number of documents, document type, word counts, and languages may vary throughout the period of this agreement. NDI may provide both word documents (agendas, memos, talking points, written guides or academic papers, etc.) and powerpoints, which may include charts, graphs, or other relevant data for translation.

The spotlight on anonymously owned companies and other corporate vehicles has intensified globally in recent years, revealing their pivotal role in facilitating illicit financial flows and corruption. Currently, most countries have committed to curbing the use of such entities by establishing platforms for disclosing information about the individuals who ultimately own, control or benefit from them.

Anti-corruption communications can backfire if poorly designed. NDI has developed new resources that delve into anti-corruption communications research and provide insights  for more effective messaging through tailoring, targeting and testing.   

Corruption is often argued to be one of the biggest threats to both development and democracy around the world. This helps to explain why anti-corruption campaigns have been a constant feature of both foreign aid programming and civil society activity over the last 30 years. These anti-corruption campaigns usually have an awareness-raising component that involves producing messages about the harm that corruption can do to a mass audience.