The
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) works in over 60 countries to save
wildlife and wild places through science, conservation action,
education, and inspire people to value nature. The WCS Southeast Asia
Archipelago Region includes Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, and
the majority of the Coral Triangle, the global center of marine
biodiversity. With funding from the European Union and supervision by
the German development bank (KfW), WCS is implementing the project
entitled, “Marine Biodiversity and Support of Coastal Fisheries in the
Coral Triangle” that will run from 2020-2025 (referred to as the Project
hereafter). The Project will work in the Philippines (location to be
determined in Project Year 1), the Indonesian provinces of North
Sulawesi and North Maluku, and has a regional knowledge sharing
component with the Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI).
BACKGROUND TO THIS TOR
The
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) works in over 60 countries to save
wildlife and wild places through science, conservation action,
education, and inspire people to value nature. The WCS Southeast Asia
Archipelago Region includes Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, and
the majority of the Coral Triangle, the global center of marine
biodiversity. With funding from the European Union and supervision by
the German development bank (KfW), WCS is implementing the project
entitled, “Marine Biodiversity and Support of Coastal Fisheries in the
Coral Triangle” that will run from 2020-2025 (referred to as the Project
hereafter). The Project will work in the Philippines (location to be
determined in Project Year 1), the Indonesian provinces of North
Sulawesi and North Maluku, and has a regional knowledge sharing
component with the Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI).
WCS
is responsible for the preparation, implementation, and operation of
the Project. As a KfW project, it must comply with KfW’s Sustainability
Guideline (2016), which includes applying the interim GCF Safeguard
System. The Project must comply with International Finance Corporation
(IFC) Performance Standards (PS), applicable World Bank Operational
Policies and other sector-specific Environmental Health and Safety (EHS)
Guidelines that are deemed relevant. The objective of these safeguard
systems and guidelines is to support assessments of risk and potential
impacts that may result from Project activities. For this, the project
must determine which are the appropriate safeguard instruments and then
to incorporate these in Project implementation. Thus, the consultancy
will first set out the principles, guidelines, and procedures to assess,
avoid, reduce, mitigate, and/or offset potential adverse environmental
and social impacts and that also enhance positive Project impacts and
opportunities, from which to develop the appropriate system.
The
Project shall establish a set of Environmental and Social frameworks,
namely an Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF), a
Process Framework (PF) and an Indigenous People’s Planning Framework
(IPPF). While these safeguard instruments are to be developed at the
framework level, they are to be operationalized at the project-level
through corresponding management plans. In order to guide the
development and implementation process of these management plans, the
frameworks should already entail clear guidance on what would be
required under the different management plans.
- The ESMF shall correspond to:
- Environmental and Social Management Plans (for North Maluku, North Sulawesi, Philippines, and regional (CTI-CFF)
- Environmental and Social Codes of Practices (ESCOP) for avoiding, mitigating and managing environmental and social impacts potentially stemming from any infrastructure investment or civic work activities financed under the Project
- A Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) for North Maluku, North Sulawesi, and the Philippines.
- The PF shall correspond to the Livelihood Restitution Plans/Village Activity Plans (LRPs and VAPs) and entails respective elements of stakeholder engagement and grievance redress mechanism (GRM).
- The IPPF shall correspond to the Indigenous People’s Plans (IPPs) with clear provision on Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) in the context of indigenous people which will be integrated into the LRPs/VAPS.
The
Consultants/Company (referred to as Consultant hereafter) will develop
the ESMF, PF, IPPF, ESMP/ESCOP, LRP/VAP and SEP. The ESMF components are
described in more detail below.
The
Consultancy consists of the following three key stages: i) Development
of the respective Environmental and Social Frameworks; ii) Provide
training and capacity building on the implementation of respective
E&S requirements resulting from the E&S frameworks; iii) Develop
Safeguard Implementation Plans at sub-project level and Report Writing
of ESMF, PF, IPPF, ESMP/ESCOP, LRP/VAP and SEP. The entire process will
be led by a single Consultant.
Position: Marine
Biodiversity and Support of Coastal Fisheries in the Coral Triangle
Environmental and Social Safeguard Development
and Implementation Consultants
Based in: Indonesia, with travel to the project sites, as required
Reports to: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Project Coordination Unit (PCU)
For
more detailed information about Wildlife Conservation Society –
Indonesia Program, the position and how to apply, please visit our
website at:
Marine
Biodiversity and Support of Coastal Fisheries in the Coral Triangle
Environmental and Social Safeguard Development and Implementation
Consultants > WCS Indonesia
When you are interested on the
above position and consider that you possess the necessary
qualification, please submit your job application consisting of updated
curriculum vitae, expected salary, three professional references and a
cover letter explaining your interest towards this work and/or this
organization to wcsindonesia@wcs.org
The deadline of submission no later than 19 June 2020, to the following address: wcsindonesia@wcs.org or by post: a/n: Wildlife Conservation Society - Indonesia Program, Jl. Malabar 1 no 11, Bogor, Indonesia. With subject : Marine
Biodiversity and Support of Coastal Fisheries in the Coral Triangle
Environmental and Social Safeguard Development and Implementation
Consultants
Deadline:
June 19, 2020
No correspondence, only short-listed candidates will be notified
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