cfei/minepded/pinesmap-bpce related to the recruitment of seven national consultants on behalf of the project

In the Budgeted Annual Work Plan of 2021 for PINESMAP-BPCE Project, the Government of the Republic of Cameroon through the Ministry of the Environment, Protection of Nature and Sustainable Development is seeking to recruit seven (7) qualified national experts to develop an integrated ecosystems services management plan document and its operational plan for the Bakassi ecosystem, through a participatory approach where local communities, government authorities and other stakeholders agree on integrated ecosystem management standards at the local level and carry out the following:

Consultant 1: Develop an Integrated Ecosystems Services Management Plan document and its operational plan for the Bakassi ecosystem, through a participatory approach where local communities, government authorities and other stakeholders agree on integrated ecosystem management standards at the local level.

Consultant 2: To develop a conflict risk and mitigation plan, specifically adapted to the context of the Bakassi area, including multiple competing uses of natural resources, the presence of several nationalities, and a post-conflict environment

Consultant 3: To Carry out an Agro-socio-Economic Assessment (ASEA) of Isangele.

Consultant 4: To Carry out an Agro-socio-Economic Assessment (ASEA) of Kombo Abedimo.

Consultant 5: To Carry out an Agro-socio-Economic Assessment (ASEA) of Kombo Itindi

Consultant 6: To Carry out an Agro-socio-Economic Assessment (ASEA) of Idabato

Consultant 7: To Carry out an Agro-socio-Economic Assessment (ASEA) of Bamusso

The Minister of the Environment, Protection of Nature and Sustainable Development invites all interested persons to express their interest by providing the information demonstrating that they are competent to carry out the above mentioned consultation (qualifications, experience in similar positions, Curriculum Vitae, Cover Letter, Contracts, Various Documentation, etc.).

The Terms of Reference for this consultation are available on the GEF Cameroon website at www.gef-cameroon.org, or the Ministry of the Environment, Protection of Nature and Sustainable Development at www.minep.gov.cm.