1. Documenting Best Practices from the Terai Arc Landscape

2. Final Evaluation of Breaking the Illegal Wildlife Trade Chain in Bagmati Province, Nepal

3. Illegal Wildlife Trade Documentation Video

4. Otter Conservation Documentation Video

Documentation of Best Restoration Practices from the Terai Arc Landscape

WWF Nepal is seeking a qualified consultant to document the best restoration practices, lessons learned, and successful case stories from the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL), a transboundary ecological region crucial for wildlife conservation and local livelihoods. The documentation will serve to capture valuable restoration experiences and inform future conservation efforts in Nepal and beyond.

The consultant will review existing TAL strategies, action plans, and relevant documents, conduct consultations with stakeholders, identify and document at least 5 best restoration practices, 5 case stories, and key lessons learned.

Interested VAT-registered organizations in Nepal are invited to submit their technical and financial proposals (in NPR) to proposals-forests@wwfnepal.org with the subject line “PROPOSAL – Restoration Documentation” by 5 p.m. NST, 22nd December 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 our mission to save life on Earth.

Final Evaluation of Breaking the Illegal Wildlife Trade Chain in Bagmati Province, Nepal

WWF Nepal seeks a qualified consultant to conduct the final evaluation of the project "Breaking the Illegal Wildlife Trade Chain in Bagmati Province," funded by the UK Government’s Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund.

The evaluation will assess the effectiveness, impact, sustainability, and efficiency of the project, focusing on reducing wildlife trafficking through capacity building for law enforcement, transportation workers, and local communities. The consultant will review project documents, conduct field visits, and gather data from key stakeholders to provide a comprehensive evaluation.

Interested VAT-registered organizations in Nepal are invited to submit their technical and financial proposals (in NPR) to proposalsubmission@wwfnepal.org with the subject line “Proposal- IWT Final Evaluation” by 5 p.m. NST, 30th December 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 our mission to save life on Earth.

Illegal Wildlife Trade documentation video

WWF Nepal is seeking a qualified consultant to produce a video documenting the impact of its project “Breaking the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) Chain in Bagmati Province, Nepal.” The video will highlight the project’s impact across three key areas: enhancing community conservation networks, building capacity within the transportation sector, and strengthening law enforcement capabilities.

The consultant will produce a 7-8 minute video that includes interviews with stakeholders, footage of project activities, and narration. The video should document the progress of the project and its contributions toward improving the fight against IWT in Nepal. The video will also showcase WWF Nepal's work with local communities, transportation workers, and law enforcement officials to combat IWT in Bagmati Province.

Interested VAT-registered organizations in Nepal are invited to submit technical and financial proposals with relevant work samples electronically to proposals-communications@wwfnepal.org by 5:00 PM NST, 30th December 2025. Please mention ‘PROPOSAL – IWT Documentation Video’ 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.

Otter conservation documentation video

WWF Nepal is seeking a qualified consultant to produce a documentation video showcasing the impact of its project “Strengthening communities’ livelihood and stewardship to conserve Otters in the Karnali.” Implemented in the Lower Karnali Watershed of Nepal’s Terai Arc Landscape with support from the UK Government through the Darwin Initiative, the project focuses on conserving otter habitats while improving the livelihoods of marginalized river-dependent communities.

The consultant will produce a 7–8 minute video documenting the project’s work and impact over the years, featuring narration, stakeholder interviews, and visuals of project activities and freshwater ecosystems.

Interested VAT-registered organizations in Nepal are invited to submit their technical and financial proposals along with relevant work samples to proposals-communications@wwfnepal.org by 5:00 PM NST, 30th December 2025. Please mention “PROPOSAL – Otter conservation documentation Video” in the subject line.

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.