Consultancy Service on Sand Extraction in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta

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WWF Viet Nam is looking for a service provider (consultant or consultant team) to conduct an analysis of (reputational, economic, environmental and other) risks to – notably private sector - actors in the sand value chain arising from adverse impacts of sand mining in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta.

Supervised by: Project Director

Work location: Viet Nam with at least three field trips in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta.

Duration: May 1st 2021 - August 31st 2021

HOW TO APPLY:

Details on the application process and terms of reference can be found HERE.

The call is open to an international or national consortia or a mixed team including international and national experts/organization. The interested bidder shall submit the bidding dossier in single stages. A soft copy in PDF of the application should be sent to procurement@wwf.org.vn. Application e-mail must have the subject heading indicating IKI SMP Economic analysis.