Securing Nature's Contribution to People: Local Livelihoods & Sustainable Land Management
Summary · 1 min read
This UNDP project in South Africa seeks to conserve biodiversity while boosting local community livelihoods. It focuses on wildlife management, restoring indigenous medicinal plants, promoting sustainable land management practices, and fostering sustainable horticulture to contribute towards protecting 30% of South Africa's land by 2030.
- Client
- UNDP
- Closing
- 30 Jun 2027Multi-year project ending June 2027 contract
- Location
- South Africa
- Published
- 23 Aug 2026
Do you qualify? 2 requirements found
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Relevant expertise in ecological restoration, biodiversity conservation, or rural developmentMandatory
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Proven track record of managing community-based conservation or agricultural projectsMandatory
Documents you must submit
- Technical Proposal
- Financial Proposal
- Company / Organization Profile
- CVs of Key Personnel
- References / Case Studies of Similar Work
Evaluation criteria
Evaluation will be based on technical capability, community engagement strategy, track record in conservation and sustainable land management, and value for money as per UNDP standard procurement guidelines.
Tender documents
Also available: submission address & procurement contact-
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