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Collection of Most Significant Change (MSC) Stories for The Triple Benefit Program
WWF Nepal is seeking a qualified consultant to identify, collect, and document Most Significant Change (MSC) stories from the Triple Benefit Program (TBP-Nepal), a four-year initiative being implemented in the Khageri (Chitwan) and Gindri (Nawalpur) watersheds of the Lower Narayani River Basin in partnership with Sahamati.
The assignment aims to capture and document evidence-based stories of transformative change resulting from project interventions, including resilient livelihoods, water security, food security, watershed management, integrated forest fire risk management, wetland and floodplain restoration, leadership development, advocacy for a healthy Narayani River, and Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for environmental and social challenges.
The selected consultant will review project documents, conduct field visits, engage with beneficiaries and stakeholders through interviews and discussions, prepare a long list of at least 20 potential stories, and develop ten high-quality, publication-ready MSC stories in English with supporting evidence and photographs.
Interested PAN/VAT registered organizations or individuals in Nepal are invited to submit technical and financial proposals to proposals-freshwater@wwfnepal.org with the subject line “Proposal – MSC TBP” by 25 June 2026.
Further details can be accessed through the ToR which can be downloaded here.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for further consideration. Additional documents may be requested for contracting purposes.
WWF Nepal reserves the right to reject any or all applications without assigning any reasons.
WWF is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to inclusive conservation and human rights-based approaches.