Integral planning of measures and risk dialogue

This tender concerns the development and implementation of an integral measures planning process, which involves a comprehensive assessment of opportunities and risks to determine the extent to which risks should be avoided, reduced, or accepted. This holistic approach ensures that risks are evaluated comprehensively, and necessary actions are prioritized accordingly. The process demands a careful balancing of interests and solutions, alongside the technical justification of decision-making rationales.

To successfully navigate this complex process, a structured risk dialogue is essential. This dialogue will involve identifying and engaging all key stakeholders, encompassing both influencers and those affected by potential consequences. During this dialogue, needs and objectives will be formulated and discussed, appropriate safety measures defined, and risks to be avoided identified and assessed. The ultimate goal is to collaboratively develop an optimal solution, comprising a combination of measures, and to foster an understanding of residual risk.

The risk dialogue is crucial for ensuring broad acceptance and solidarity in supporting measures and residual risks. It aims to equip stakeholders with the skills to manage biodiversity and ecosystem service-related risks, enabling them to discern when changes and uncertainties necessitate decision-making. The dialogue can be conducted in groups of varying sizes and compositions, depending on the number and nature of the stakeholders involved. The selected bidder will be responsible for proposing suitable formats and compositions for this dialogue, with the final selection and composition to be determined in consultation with the contracting authority. The scope of work emphasizes the development of competencies in risk management related to biodiversity and ecosystem services.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, Monitoring Evaluation and general supplies sectors. Located in Switzerland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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