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Conservation and environmental news: Mongolia

INVITATION FOR PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL EXPERTS ROSTER

With the financial assistance from Asian Development Bank (JFPA) the Ministry of Environment and Tourism is planning to implement Assistance for Poverty Reduction through Community-Based Natural Resource management Project (JFPR Project No. 41660-01) in Onon river basin. In this connection WWF Mongolia, the implementing consultant of the project, is compiling a roster for national experts that would provide technical services to the project.

The services of national consultants are required to (i) facilitate participatory planning and community organization for the conduct of socio-economic and ecological studies; (ii) provide technical assistance (TA) to community organizations in preparing resource inventories and management plans; (iii) prepare materials and lesson plans for ecological education; and (iv) provide assistance in enterprise, product, and market development. The roster is expected to expand during the project implementation in response to stakeholder interest and evolving project needs.

The consultants should have the following qualifications and experience: (i) be registered officially as national institution or entity (for institutional contracts), (ii) a proven track record of professionalism and ethical conduct, (iii) relevant technical skills and knowledge and extensive work experience in the respective field, (iv) experience in providing consultancy services, experience with donor-funded projects; (v) extensive countryside work and travel experience; and (vi) good reporting and writing skills.

Terms of References for the national experts and soft copy of the CV format can be downloaded from WWF Mongolia website (www.wwf.mn).

Interested national experts are invited to send his or her CVs and brief expression of interest letter by 15 October 2008 to WWF Mongolia at info@wwf.mn.

The roster of national experts shall not be viewed as a legally binding contract and WWF Mongolia will retain the right to share experts name and CVs with other stakeholders.  

FLASH NEWS!!!

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PARTNERSHIP FOR TRANSPARENCY FUND
PRESS RELEASE

Media Contacts: www.ptfund.org
In Asia: PTF Board Director Gerry van der Linden in Manila at Tel: 62-2-824-4251; e-mail vanderlinden.g@gmail.com
PTF Advisor Khalid Siraj in Washington DC at
Tel: 703-963-3383; e-mail Ksiraj@cox.net
PTF Board Secretary Daniel Ritchie in Washington DC at
Tel: 202-458-1312; e-mail danielgrithcie@gmail.com

Pilot Anti-Corruption Projects in Asia Yield Successes
Key lessons Learned from Civil Society Programs Jointly Supported by the Asian Development Bank and the Partnership for Transparency Fund

Manila, Philippines and Washington DC, United States, March 25, 2008: As a result of a unique partnership between the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the not-for-profit Partnership for Transparency Fund (PTF) five civil society anti-corruption projects have been completed in Mongolia, Pakistan and the Philippines. Read more on this...

Meetings and Consultations with Partners

1. The Sustainable Tourism business in river basins of Onon Balj rivers, Eastern Mongolia was discussed in March 08 local community consultation. Binder soum, Khentii aimag, March 05,2008.

The Onon-Balj National Park and the river basin area of Onon and Balj rivers are the highest conservation value areas as it is a part of the Greater Amur-Heilong Eco-region where the world’s longest free-flowing Amur river originates. Read more on this...

2. A series of discussions held for continued support of WWF Mongolia for Uvs Lake Basin protection. 2008

WWF Mongolia organized a series of discussion meetings with Uvs National Park staff where they have jointly reviewed the work carried out in the region and nailed down the prospects for future cooperation. The first round of meetings was held in January with the conservation staff and biologists of the Park Administration and the latter one was held a few days ago in early March, 2008. Read more on this...

3. Trainings supporting the herder self-help group formations in Uvs Aimag

Wool processing skill development trainings were provided to 5 members of 2 Herder groups from Uvs aimag recently. Once the herders gain knowledge and skills for wool processing, they will enjoy the opportunity of producing value added products multiplying their income from a single unit of the livestock products. Read more on this...

CONSERVATION NEWS from WWF MONGOLIA December 2007, No. 3

In this issue you will read about the recent happenings in the office, Launch of a 3-year new project on Saiga Conservation and the MoU signed with the Government of Mongolia on management of Onon Balj National Park and more... Download for more information from here [PDF, 237]
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