Website

Current Website

Details:

• Structured as one main website (www.wavumbuzi.africa) with sub-directories for each country:

  • www.wavumbuzi.africa/rwanda

  • www.wavumbuzi.africa/kenya

• The website is hosted on WordPress, with the login details below:

  • Kenya log in link: http://wavumbuzi.africa/kenya/wp-admin/index.php

  • Rwanda log in link: http://wavumbuzi.africa/rwanda/wp-admin/index.php

  • Africa log in link: http://wavumbuzi.africa/wp-admin/

• The same credentials, shared below, is used for all of the above:

  • Username: davidj@socius.ch

  • Password: ZsN3@780FFUEnkbhrUyKHTcH

Management

The Marketing Manager is responsible for managing and coordinating the updates of the website – not necessarily always updating them, but needs to brief the specific individuals that need to be doing this.

Those individuals include:

• The website developer (for more advanced updates)

• The Junior Marketing Coordinator, for the following updates:

  • Basic text and graphic updates

  • Creating blog posts

  • Creating galleries

How often is it updated?

• • Ahead of the Challenge starting: Update the website with the new challenge start date, registration and login links and any new challenge features or information, graphics or videos and a blog post introducing the ambassadors [see example here].

  • During the Challenge: Mostly blog posts and galleries need to be added during the Challenge duration. These blog posts consist mostly of:

    • Winner announcements [See example here]

    • Prizes up for grabs [See example here]

    • Thought-leadership pieces from Innovation Experts [See example here]

    • Important Announcements [See example here]

    • Image Galleries from school visits [See example here]

  • At the end of the Challenge: Basic text updates need to be made to the website to indicate that the challenge has ended, information can be added about the awards ceremony and following the awards ceremony a blog post needs to be created with the details of the overall winners of the Challenge [see example here].