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Background
Timor-Leste is one of the youngest nations in the world. Rebuilding infrastructure has been
a major focus since winning independence in 2002 after a 24-year struggle for
independence. Timor-Leste’s economy has developed since independence, but the country
remains one of the world’s least developed countries (LDC). Against this backdrop, Timor-
Leste is recognized as being particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change,
particularly with respect to three critical natural resources – water, soil and coastal areas.
In response to this challenge, the Government of Timor-Leste is building its capacity to
develop and implement large-scale climate investment projects that will enable the country
to meet the most critical adaptation needs. The Green Climate Fund has been identified as a
key source of funds to assist with this important transition.
The National Directorate for Climate Change (NDCC), under the General Directorate for
Environment, and the Secretary of State for Environment under the Coordinating Minister
for Economic Affairs is a Readiness Delivery Partner for Green Climate Fund Readiness
projects. This consultancy is part of a larger project administered by the NDCC, which is
being undertaken with funding from a GCF Readiness project. The project is being
undertaken over a 24-month period from early 2020 to early 2022. The project builds off
work conducted under a previous GCF Readiness proposal undertaken through the United
Nations Development Programme.
The main objective of this agreement is for the international consultant to develop a
concept note as mentioned above based on country’s adaptation priority. This concept
note follows the GCF concept note format along with all supporting documents for
submission to GCF Secretariat and to work in consultation with National Designated
Authority (NDA) of Timor-Leste. The concept note should be prepared along the lines of the
GCF concept note template on the adaptation priority detailing:
project/program information
project/program details including its scope
financing/cost information (including budget estimates and in country
contributions)
brief rationale for GCF involvement and exit strategy
risk analysis
institutional arrangement
status of project/program
remarks (any other comments/information)
Scope of work
The specific activities to be carried out by the consultant are for 32 days within the period
of four months. A detailed work plan including relevant description, deliverables and
budget is provided below.
Total 32 days
Preferred
Documents to be submitted
Interested candidates are requested to submit their documents including;
Cover letter
Resume