Government of Nepal 
Ministry of Forests and Environment 
CBIT Project
 

Define roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders in a participatory way, including drafting of Measuring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) program staff job descriptions and KPIs for inclusion in the MRV program management plan


CBIT Project in Nepal aims to strengthen capacities to meet the requirements of the ETF and track national progress against priority actions identified in Nepal’s NDCs. It allows Nepal to improve its capacity for transparently reporting and communicating its progress on NDCs. This project builds institutional and technical capacities of the government line agencies at different levels, civil society organizations (CSOs), and relevant private entities to enable them to collect, manage, and share the required information to efficiently track the progress of NDCs and support the reporting and communication of climate actions. This project is being executed by the Ministry of Forests and Environment with technical assistance from WWF and funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).

WWF Nepal seeks the services of a consultant to develop a comprehensive legal and institutional framework for Nepal’s Measuring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) system, defining stakeholder roles and responsibilities and ensuring coordination and transparency across all relevant sectors. 

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 email subject as - “MRV - CBIT” and submit the proposal by 5:00 PM January 7, 2025.

Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.

Revision of Terai Arc Landscape Strategy and Action Plan

The Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) envisions a globally unique landscape where biodiversity is conserved, ecological integrity is safeguarded, and the socio-economic well-being of the people is secured in a dynamic environment of land, water, and resource use. In line with the vision, the overall goal of TAL is to conserve the ecosystems of the Terai and Churia hills while ensuring safeguards the rights of indigenous communities and local people.The TAL Strategic Plan has been the guiding document for all programs/projects in the landscape. The first 10-year TAL Strategy and Implementation Plan (2004-2014) provided a touchstone to guide and address urgent conservation management issues and to tackle priority threats to make TAL an ecologically functional landscape. The second Strategy and Action Plan has continued to guide conservation in TAL from 2015 to 2025 by addressing persisting and emerging threats to ensure socio-ecological integrity of the TAL over the next decade and beyond. With the tenure of the current strategic plan ending in 2025, formulation of ten-year strategy and action plan is proposed to adapt and enhance strategies for the continued success of TAL's conservation endeavors and address existing and future challenges.

WWF Nepal seeks the services of a consultant to develop a ten-year-old integrated strategy and action plans for the TAL addressing contemporary and emerging issues and challenges of conservation landscape management.

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 email subject as - “Proposal for TAL Strategy” and submit the proposal by 5:00 PM December 30, 2024.

Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.