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WWF Nepal, the global conservation organization leading international efforts for a living planet, calls for following proposals:
Development of Learning and Communication Products
Asia’s Linear Infrastructure safeGuarding Nature (ALIGN), a project implemented by WWF (World Wildlife Fund) in partnership with the Center for Large Landscape Conservation (CLLC) aims to enhance the development and implementation of effective, high-quality linear infrastructure safeguards that protect people and nature from harm in three program implementing countries (India, Mongolia and Nepal)
Learning through practices is crucial for the ALIGN project which commenced at a time of emerging policies and the developing capacity to implement high-quality safeguards in the complex context of linear infrastructure development. Likewise, communicating the project learning and accomplishments through communication products is an equally important aspect for the project.
WWF Nepal seeks the services of a consultant to collate and document learning and knowledge and shape them into communication and knowledge products by reviewing and analyzing the information and data generated during program implementation at regional level and three countries on natural resource (NR) safeguards in linear infrastructure development.
Interested VAT registered firms in Nepal are requested to submit technical and financial proposals providing a detail breakdown of total budget in Nepali Rupees, electronically to: proposalsubmission@wwfnepal.org. Please mention the subject of the email as- “Proposal Submission for Development of Learning and Communication Products for the ALIGN Project” and submit the proposal by Friday, 5:00 PM, 2nd February 2025.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
Learning through practices is crucial for the ALIGN project which commenced at a time of emerging policies and the developing capacity to implement high-quality safeguards in the complex context of linear infrastructure development. Likewise, communicating the project learning and accomplishments through communication products is an equally important aspect for the project.
WWF Nepal seeks the services of a consultant to collate and document learning and knowledge and shape them into communication and knowledge products by reviewing and analyzing the information and data generated during program implementation at regional level and three countries on natural resource (NR) safeguards in linear infrastructure development.
Interested VAT registered firms in Nepal are requested to submit technical and financial proposals providing a detail breakdown of total budget in Nepali Rupees, electronically to: proposalsubmission@wwfnepal.org. Please mention the subject of the email as- “Proposal Submission for Development of Learning and Communication Products for the ALIGN Project” and submit the proposal by Friday, 5:00 PM, 2nd February 2025.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
Only Shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Telephone inquiries are not entertained.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in out mission to save life on Earth
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in out mission to save life on Earth
TOR- Development of Learning and Communication Products
Assessment of IWT project activities
The project entitled “Breaking the illegal wildlife trade chain in Bagmati Province, Nepal” is based on three-year implementing period. It aims to curb illegal wildlife trade at Bagmati Province through systematic and periodic approach at both source and transit sites. At source sites, as output 1, integrated conservation strategies have been implemented to foster community-capacity for anti-poaching efforts, amidst improving the livelihood of local youths. At transits, as output 2 and 3, transportation sectors have been sensitized through Community Police Partnership Programme (CPP) initiatives and the capacity of security authorities has been strengthened along the route and border area of Bagmati Province for stringent law enforcement effectiveness, respectively.
WWF Nepal seeks the services of a consultant to evaluate mid-term results / progress / deliverables and assumptions of output 1 of the project, and to analyze the effectiveness of the champions’ programme interventions.
Interested VAT registered firms in Nepal are requested to submit technical and financial proposals providing a detail breakdown of total budget in Nepali Rupees, electronically to: proposals-wildlife@wwfnepal.org. Please mention the subject of the email as- “IWT Project Result Assessment Proposal Submission” and submit the proposal by 5 p.m. Nepal Standard Time, 22 January 2025.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
The project entitled “Breaking the illegal wildlife trade chain in Bagmati Province, Nepal” is based on three-year implementing period. It aims to curb illegal wildlife trade at Bagmati Province through systematic and periodic approach at both source and transit sites. At source sites, as output 1, integrated conservation strategies have been implemented to foster community-capacity for anti-poaching efforts, amidst improving the livelihood of local youths. At transits, as output 2 and 3, transportation sectors have been sensitized through Community Police Partnership Programme (CPP) initiatives and the capacity of security authorities has been strengthened along the route and border area of Bagmati Province for stringent law enforcement effectiveness, respectively.
WWF Nepal seeks the services of a consultant to evaluate mid-term results / progress / deliverables and assumptions of output 1 of the project, and to analyze the effectiveness of the champions’ programme interventions.
Interested VAT registered firms in Nepal are requested to submit technical and financial proposals providing a detail breakdown of total budget in Nepali Rupees, electronically to: proposals-wildlife@wwfnepal.org. Please mention the subject of the email as- “IWT Project Result Assessment Proposal Submission” and submit the proposal by 5 p.m. Nepal Standard Time, 22 January 2025.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in our mission to save life on Earth.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in our mission to save life on Earth.
ToR- IWT project activity assessment
Development of Educational Materials
Since 1994, WWF Nepal launched its first eco club in Bardia, initiating a continuous investment and expansion to empower and motivate young individuals. Conservation education is seamlessly integrated into all major program priorities, with the ambitious aim of educating and engaging a broad network of youth. The program prioritizes school and youth outreach through hands-on learning, striving for equitable access to educational resources.
In this regard, WWF Nepal is seeking an organization to design and create a comic book with activities on Snow Leopard discussing different aspects of its importance, habitat, behaviors and efforts made for its conservation focusing on predator proof coral and community-based livestock insurance.
Interested organizations are requested to submit technical and financial proposals electronically to: proposals-campaigns@wwfnepal.org. The proposal must be submitted by 5:00pm Nepal Standard Time on 24th January, 2025. Please mention ‘PROPOSAL – Development of Educational Materials’ as the subject in your email.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Telephone inquiries are not entertained.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in our mission to save life on Earth.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in our mission to save life on Earth.
TOR-Development of educational materials
Conducting workshops on green school guidelines
From its initial focus on rhino conservation to a broader landscape-level approach since the early 2000s, WWF Nepal has worked in partnership with the government and local communities to protect wildlife and promote sustainable development in the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL). Over 40,000 local people are engaged in anti-poaching, wildlife monitoring, and community-based tourism, benefiting nearly 500,000 households.
Additionally, TAL Program has been instrumental in promoting conservation education, launching Nepal's first Green School Guidelines in 2018 in collaboration with the government. This initiative aims to integrate conservation into the school curriculum, raising awareness and empowering the next generation of environmental leaders. The TAL program has been playing an active role to generate awareness on and to implement green school guideline.
WWF Nepal seeks the services of an organization to organize workshops for local government agencies for the successful implementation of the green school guidelines.
Interested organizations are requested to submit technical and financial proposals electronically to: proposals-campaigns@wwfnepal.org. The proposal must be submitted by 5:00pm Nepal Standard Time on 24th January, 2025. Please mention ‘PROPOSAL – Workshop on Green School Guideline’ as the subject in your email.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
From its initial focus on rhino conservation to a broader landscape-level approach since the early 2000s, WWF Nepal has worked in partnership with the government and local communities to protect wildlife and promote sustainable development in the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL). Over 40,000 local people are engaged in anti-poaching, wildlife monitoring, and community-based tourism, benefiting nearly 500,000 households.
Additionally, TAL Program has been instrumental in promoting conservation education, launching Nepal's first Green School Guidelines in 2018 in collaboration with the government. This initiative aims to integrate conservation into the school curriculum, raising awareness and empowering the next generation of environmental leaders. The TAL program has been playing an active role to generate awareness on and to implement green school guideline.
WWF Nepal seeks the services of an organization to organize workshops for local government agencies for the successful implementation of the green school guidelines.
Interested organizations are requested to submit technical and financial proposals electronically to: proposals-campaigns@wwfnepal.org. The proposal must be submitted by 5:00pm Nepal Standard Time on 24th January, 2025. Please mention ‘PROPOSAL – Workshop on Green School Guideline’ as the subject in your email.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Telephone inquiries are not entertained.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in our mission to save life on Earth.
WWF Nepal reserves the rights to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please join us in our mission to save life on Earth.
TOR- Green School Guidelines Workshop