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NC-Capacity Assessment & Advisory Services for Integrated AMS

UNDP
Published: Sep 22, 2026
Updated: Sep 24, 2026
Source: UNGM - United Nations Global Marketplace

About This Opportunity

UNDP - Call for individual consultants

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing and Private Sector sectors. Located in Lao PDR, Asia, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

Published through UNGM - United Nations Global Marketplace, part of the United Nations system, which follows UN procurement standards. UN-funded opportunities are typically open to vendors registered in the UN Global Marketplace for services in the urban development and housing sector. Service contracts are typically evaluated on both technical quality and price, and may require bidders to demonstrate relevant experience and qualified personnel. Interested parties should review the full documentation on the original source before submitting their proposal.

Description

Agency: UNDP | Reference: UNDP-LAO-00745 | Type: Call for individual consultants National Consultant to support Capacity Assessment and Advisory Services to Development of the Integrated Annamite Management StrategyCountry: Lao PDRDescription of the Assignment:The consultant will undertake the following tasks:Task 1 – Terms of Reference and Composition of the Advisory Team•Hold inception meeting with the PMU and DoF on expected deliverables;•Review project documents, technical outputs, the project’s Stakeholder Engagement Plan, Indigenous Peoples’ Plan, and relevant national policies and regulations to inform the Advisory Team design;•Conduct stakeholder assessment of government entities, development partners, NGOs, CSOs, private sector, and other relevant beneficiaries of the IMS to be consulted during the IMS development.•Consult with UNDP, DoF, and key project partners to identify appropriate government entities, NGOs, scientists, and civil society organizations for Advisory Team membership;•Propose a composition for the Advisory Team that ensures at least 30% representation by women, meaningful inclusion of ethnic group and IPLC representatives, and balanced sectoral representation across forestry, biodiversity conservation, land tenure, community development, and policy;•Draft a Terms of Reference for the Advisory Team, covering its mandate, membership criteria, roles and responsibilities, meeting frequency, decision-making processes, and reporting arrangements;•Submit the draft ToR to UNDP and DoF for review and validation.•Submit inception report which includes stocktaking of IMS requirements, methodology for developing the IMS and Advisory Team, and timeline for stakeholder engagement.Output: Draft ToR and proposed composition of the AMR Advisory Team, including presentation to UNDP and Department of Forestry (DoF).Task 2 – Inception Workshop for the Advisory Team•Design the agenda, methodology, and materials for an Inception Workshop to formally launch the Advisory Team and orient members on the IMS development process;•Prepare briefing documents on the Annamite IMS, its scope, objectives, and expected outputs for Advisory Team members;•Coordinate with UNDP and DoF on logistics, participant outreach, and facilitation arrangements;•Coordinate with SESA consultant, as directed by PMU, to ensure upstream policy is highlighted in Inception workshop.•Ensure workshop design incorporates gender-sensitive and culturally appropriate facilitation methods to enable meaningful participation by women, ethnic group members, and IPLC representatives;•Facilitate or co-facilitate the Inception Workshop, and document key discussions, agreements, and next steps;•Co-design ToR for Technical Team to support the development of the IMS.•Prepare a workshop summary report including action points and decisions of the Advisory Team.Output: Inception Workshop materials, facilitation, and summary report. Submit Stakeholder Engagement Plan for AMR IMS that includes relevant stakeholders in the landscape to be consulted.Task 3 – Terms of Reference for the Technical Team•Develop a ToR for the Technical Expert Team that will support the Advisory Team in undertaking stakeholder consultations and baseline information gathering across the Annamite landscape;•The Technical Team ToR should specify the required areas of expertise (including biodiversity conservation, forest planning, legal and policy, institutional development, gender and social inclusion, community development, and GIS/remote sensing), team composition, scope of work, key deliverables, and timeline;•Incorporate provisions for gender-balanced recruitment and the inclusion of national technical experts from relevant ethnic communities;•Outline the consultation methodology, including application of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) principles where IPLC communities are concerned, consistent with the project’s Stakeholder Engagement Plan;•After clearance from PMU and DoF, gather inputs from IMS Advisory Team on the ToR.Output: Terms of Reference for the Technical Team, including tasks, team composition, and costed estimate. Submit draft questionnaire for capacity assessment in Task 4.Task 4 – Stakeholder Inception Workshop for the Technical Team•Coordinate with the PMU, DoF, and the Technical Expert Team to determine the workshop venue, timing, and participant list, ensuring representation of relevant government agencies at national and provincial levels, NGOs, IPLC groups, and other key stakeholders active in the Annamite landscape;•Prepare workshop materials including an overview presentation on the Annamite IMS — its objectives, geographic scope, governance structure, and development timeline — as well as a summary of the Advisory Teams mandate and composition;•Design and deliver a capacity assessment questionnaire to stakeholders at workshop to identify gaps and needs the IMS will need to address to promote integrate landscape management;•Coordinate with the Technical Expert Team to support them in preparing and presenting their inception met CONTACT: • Email: douangmala.luangkhot@undp.org

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Key Details

Contract Type
Services
Eligibility
Firms / Consortiums
Language
English

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