Under
direction of: Senior Project
Manager Palm Oil
Department: Landscapes and
Community Program
Location: Sintang, West
Kalimantan
Commitment: 160 days (December 2018 to July 31, 2019)
1.0 Background
The Rainforest Alliance is an international nonprofit organization working to build a future in which nature is protected and biodiversity
flourishes, where farmers, workers, and communities prosper, and where
sustainable land use and responsible business practices are the norm. We
envision a world where people and nature thrive in harmony. In January 2018,
the Rainforest Alliance merged with UTZ, a global program and label for
sustainable farming. For more
information, please visit http://www.rainforest- alliance.org/about.
Rainforest
Alliance has worked in Indonesia for 16 years and is legally registered in the
country as PT Rainforest Alliance. Given the country’s wealth of biodiversity
and the critical interplay between agricultural development and
deforestation/environmental degradation, RA has developed a diverse program to
support sustainable production systems and community enterprise in forestry,
cocoa, coffee, palm oil, tea and spices. It has built long-lasting
relationships with community organizations, local universities, government
agencies, industry associations and individual companies to build capacity and
generate transparent and competitive market and policy incentives for
sustainable land management, improved livelihoods and biodiversity
conservation.
With
support of Packard Foundation, RA will support village-based spatial plan, strategic
environmental analysis, communities develop dialogue capacity with other
stakeholders, and capacity building for independent small holder in Ketungau
Hulu with training and advisory services through a serial topic for sustainable
training on pathway towards sustainability and certification, promote to
sustainable commodities value chains under conditions that favor small holder’s
livelihood. Support of government and
stake holder relation is required to support RA manage and maintain
communications and coordination with local government, village government,
relevant stakeholders and RA regional/ national team.
2.0 Objectives:
To
support RA’s Packard Project with survey, interview, GIS analysis,
facilitate focus group discussion, meeting and lobby, develop good
relationship with stakeholders and potential partners related on project
of sustainability issues with independent farmers in Ketungau Hulu
Subdistrict and support the development of jurisdictional sustainability
approach in Sintang, West Kalimantan.
3.0 Scope of work
From the objectives of this terms of reference, the
following tasks should be addressed:
1. Support
development of a village-level Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA)
a)
Support
review the existing district-level SEA or Penyusunan Kajian Lingkungan Hidup
Strategis (KLHS), the district spatial plan, and mid-term development planning
documents to identify key environmental issues that need to be considered in
developing a village-level SEA document (where the 4 villages located).
b)
Conduct
a technical literature review of related biodiversity surveys, study reports,
soil and hydrological surveys to identify key environmental issues that need to
be considered in developing the village-level SEA (where the 4 villages are
located).
c)
Conduct
a GIS analysis to identify potential Essential Ecosystem Areas (KEE), overlaps
in concession boundaries, land use and legality.
d)
Support
field verification in 4 villages to fill data gaps identified in the desktop
analyses.
e)
Support
accomplishment of the village-level SEA to serve as the basis for the revisions
for 4 village spatial plans.
2. Conduct
development of village spatial for 4 villages with the objective of resolving
inconsistencies with the district-level existing SEA
a)
Conduct
visits and meetings with the 4 village communities to better understand their
livelihoods and worldviews, and to present and discuss the project’s intended
activities..
b)
Conduct
data gathering on village profiles to describe their demographics, settlement
patterns, economic activities, market chains, and fill-in data gaps.
c)
Conduct
participatory mapping in 4 villages with village government, community leaders,
women groups and other civil society stakeholders to map existing
infrastructure, settlements, KEEs, existing community land uses, and concession
areas.
d)
Support
facilitation meetings in 4 villages to present the results of the village
mapping, with participation by village government, community leaders, women
groups and civil society stakeholders.
e)
Assist
facilitation of spatial planning workshops with each village government and
stakeholder groups to develop village development plans and supporting village
regulations. Build alternative development options, facilitate discussion on
the pros and cons of each option with the inputs of all stakeholder groups, and
decide collectively on the best option to include in the proposed village plans.
3.
Conduct
identification and map HCV/HCS and wildlife corridors
a)
In
collaboration with concession, conduct participatory HCS and HCV assessments
within the concession area
b)
Perform
planning analysis within the APL of Ketungau Hulu Subdistrict to identify
potential wildlife corridor areas
c)
In
collaboration with key stakeholders, develop and implement standard operation
procedures for developing and managing wildlife corridors, HCV and HCS areas
The consultant will work closely with RA Oil Palm Senior Manager and Oil Palm Senior
Associate as well as GIS Team Leader and Training Associate in Sintang. The consultant will be based in Pontianak and frequently
travel to Ketungau Hulu and Sintang. Local transport in Ketungau Hulu and
Sintang will be covered by project.
4.0
Deliverables
Type of deliverable
|
Deliverables
|
Support development of a
village-level Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA)
|
Maps related on Strategic
Environmental Assessment
Field
verification report on SEA issues
Final draft of Strategic
Environmental Assessment document
|
Conduct development of
village spatial for 4 villages with the objective of resolving
inconsistencies with the district-level existing SEA
|
Maps related on
each village spatial plan
Final draft of
documents and their related maps of 4 village spatial plan
|
Conduct identification and
map HCV/HCS and wildlife corridors
|
Map of potential
HCV/HCS and wildlife
corridors in Ketungau Hulu landscape
Document of standard operation procedures for
developing and managing wildlife corridors, HCV and HCS areas
|
5.0 Selection Criteria
The Consultant should have
demonstrated skills and knowledge as below:
- Relevant studies in a related discipline- geographic, forestry, agriculture, and civil engineering. Advance degree is preferred.
- At least 5 years’ relevant experience of working in the geographic information system and participatory mapping.
- Working experience in HCV/ HCS assessment and wildlife conservation are desirable.
- Having experience working in sustainability program both UTZ or RA is preferred.
- Base in West Kalimantan is an advantage.
- Required to work and travel to remote area.
- Eligibility to work in Indonesia
Selection of the consultant is based
on the following criteria:
-
Relevant Technical expertise 70%
-
Availability 10%
6.0 Proposal Process and Format
Please send the
following documentation to: consultants_ap@ra.org, no later than December 5, 2018.
Proposals
should include:
- Daily rate; include basis for costing i.e. previous rates
- List of previous engagements that addresses the above experience desired
- Current C.V.
- Contact details of recent references
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