Conduct a Communications Campaign on Sustainable Transportation in Sri Lanka  Sri Lanka’s transport sector relies heavily on imported fuels, contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and air pollution. Public transport, which was once the main mode of travel in Colombo and other urban areas, has declined in popularity over the years due to aging vehicle fleets, poor service quality, and increasing reliance on private vehicles. The 2022 economic crisis, which led to severe fuel shortages, highlighted the urgent need to diversify the country’s transport options and reduce dependency on imported petroleum. It also emphasized the importance of transitioning to sustainable, modern, and low-carbon mobility systems that can enhance resilience, reduce emissions, and improve the quality of life for urban commuters. The transport sector accounted for 51 percent of the country’s energy-related GHG emissions in 2010, making it a critical priority for decarbonization efforts. The country’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) for the transport sector emphasizes the urgent need to advance the electrification of public transport as a key mitigation strategy.To address this, the Government of Sri Lanka, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and with support from the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC), is implementing a pilot initiative focused on the deployment of electric buses (e-buses) in the Colombo Metropolitan Region. The project aims to establish an enabling environment for low-emission transport solutions through evidence-based policy development, innovative business models, and increased public awareness on sustainable mobility options.As part of this initiative, a comprehensive communications strategy will be implemented to enhance stakeholder engagement, promote behavioral change, and ensure visibility of project milestones and outcomes.In this context, the UNDP seeks to engage a service provider with a team of qualified experts to design, implement, and manage the communications strategy, ensuring effective outreach, stakeholder engagement, and visibility of project outcomes  Objective; The overall objective of this assignment is to provide to design, implementation, and management of a comprehensive multi-channel campaign promoting low-carbon and inclusive public transport in Sri Lanka. This includes developing evidence-based messaging, outreach strategies, and engagement tools to raise awareness among the key stakeholders including the public and policymakers on the environmental, economic, and social benefits of low-carbon mobility solutions, while fostering behavioral change, and supporting policy alignment and investment in sustainable mobility Please refer to the TOR for details.      Please indicate whether you intend to submit a bid by creating a draft response without submitting directly in the system. This will enable the system to send notifications in case of amendments of the tender requirements. Should you require further clarifications, kindly communicate using the messaging functionality in the system. Offers must be submitted directly in the system following this link: http://supplier.quantum.partneragencies.org  using the profile you may have in the portal. In case you have never registered before, you can register a profile using the registration link shared via the procurement notice and following the instructions in guides available in UNDP website: https://www.undp.org/procurement/business/resources-for-bidders.  Do not create a new profile if you already have one. Use the forgotten password feature in case you do not remember the password or the username from previous registration.Search for the specific tender using search filters and subscribe to the tender in order to get notifications in case of amendments of the tender document. If you need support with the online system, you can contact the contact details of this tender as indicated in the solicitation document.UNDP Sri LankaProcurement Unit