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| Short-Term Water and Waste Management Specialist, Vietnam | |
| Organisation | IFC |
| Deadline | 20-Aug-24 |
| Duty station | Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh city, regional candidates may be considered depending on qualification. |
| Contact | Hoa Thuy Tran (htran17@ifc.org) |
| Details | (10) Short-Term Water and Waste Management Specialist, Vietnam | IFC – International Finance Corporation | LinkedIn |
| Summary | IFC is seeking experienced Short-Term Consultant (“STC”) as Water and Waste Management Specialist specialized in Climate Finance with rich experiences in financing climate investments across sectors with a special focus on Water and Waste management in Vietnam, who will work with IFC global and regional climate finance team to develop green/ blue banking opportunities and support capacity building with financial institutions in Vietnam. |
| RFP: Developing the Action Plan for the fisheries sector to implement the Kunming-Montreal Framework for biodiversity conservation by 2030, to integrate biodiversity protection goals into aquatic ecosystems for sustainable development of fisheries | |
| Organisation | IUCN Vietnam |
| Deadline | 23-Aug-24 |
| Duty station | Not specified |
| Contact | Andrew Wyatt, Chef of Party, Andrew.WYATT@iucn.org |
| Details | Montreal_RoP.pdf (iucn.org) |
| Summary | Under the Mekong Delta Coastal Habitat Conservation (MDC) Project, this contract involves hiring consultants to develop the Aquaculture Sector Action Plan to implement the Kunming-Montreal Framework for Biodiversity Conservation until 2030, integrating biodiversity protection targets in aquatic ecosystems for sustainable aquaculture development, aiming to meet the biodiversity conservation targets by 2030, with a vision for 2050. More specifically, this work aims to support the development of a dossier for submission to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development for the issuance of an Action Plan for the Fisheries Sector to implement the Kunming-Montreal Framework on Biodiversity Conservation by 2030, with a vision for 2050. |
| RFP: Investigation, survey and additional assessment of the biodiversity, fisheries resources, socio-economic conditions, and environment to identify potential areas for establishing the other effective conservation measures (OECMs) in Kien Giang Province | |
| Organisation | IUCN Vietnam |
| Deadline | 23-Aug-24 |
| Duty station | Not specified |
| Contact | Andrew Wyatt, Chef of Party, Andrew.WYATT@iucn.org |
| Details | OECM_RoP.pdf (iucn.org) |
| Summary | Kien Giang is a province with high biodiversity and many potential areas that meet the criteria to become Other Effective Conservation Measures (OECMs). In addition to terrestrial ecosystems, Kien Giang’s marine ecosystems, especially in coastal island areas, have potential. However, most of these areas are not yet managed and protected formally. Therefore, there is a need to compile and study potential OECM areas in the coastal and island regions of Kien Giang and digitize potential OECM options on GIS maps. The Mekong Delta Coastal Habitat Conservation (MDC) project seeks a team of experts to compile and assess various aspects of biodiversity, fishery resources, economic-social conditions, and environmental factors in Kien Giang’s marine areas to identify potential areas suitable for listing as OECMs. |
| RFP: Assessing the Impact of Waste from Fishing, Aquaculture, and Processing Activities on Aquatic Ecosystems in Project Provinces and Proposing Mitigation Measures | |
| Organisation | IUCN Vietnam |
| Deadline | 23-Aug-24 |
| Duty station | Not specified |
| Contact | Andrew Wyatt, Chef of Party, Andrew.WYATT@iucn.org |
| Details | Environment_RoP.pdf (iucn.org) |
| Summary | Within the framework of the MDC Project, consulting services are needed to implement “Impact Assessment of Waste from Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Processing Activities on Aquatic Ecosystems in Project Provinces and Proposed Mitigation Solutions” to improve the efficiency of sustainable and reasonable fisheries exploitation, use and protect the coastal ecological environment. The main objective is to identify the main impacts of waste from fisheries, aquaculture, and processing activities on aquatic ecosystems in the project provinces and propose mitigation solutions. |
| RFP: Developing a project/plan for communication and education to raise awareness of environmental protection (including ocean plastic waste) in aquaculture production activities to coastal communities and managers | |
| Organisation | IUCN Vietnam |
| Deadline | 23-Aug-24 |
| Duty station | Not specified |
| Contact | Andrew Wyatt, Chef of Party, Andrew.WYATT@iucn.org |
| Details | Communication_RoP.pdf (iucn.org) |
| Summary | To raise public awareness of environmental protection, propaganda, mobilization, and calling on the community to change their behavior and habits in aquaculture production towards environmental protection needs to become a systematic and recurring activity, contributing to reducing environmental pollution, protecting human health and the ecosystem. Within the framework of the MDC Project, IUCN Vietnam, in coordination with the Department of Fisheries, hired a consultant for the work: “Developing a Project/Plan for communication and education to raise awareness of environmental protection (including ocean plastic waste) in aquaculture production activities to coastal communities and managers” |
| RFP: Developing a Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) scheme to establish a sustainable financial mechanism for marine conservation in Kien Giang province | |
| Organisation | IUCN Vietnam |
| Deadline | 23-Aug-24 |
| Duty station | Not specified |
| Contact | Andrew Wyatt, Chef of Party, Andrew.WYATT@iucn.org |
| Details | PES_RoP.pdf (iucn.org) |
| Summary | The main objective of this consultancy is to develop a Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) scheme to establish a sustainable financial mechanism for marine conservation in Kien Giang Province to be presented for approval by the relevant authorities. |
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