SIRMM
Demonstrating the Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Island Resource Management Mechanism in a Small Island Developing State.

INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS
Preparation of a Sustainable Livelihood Plan for the Codrington Lagoon National Park

GOAL:
A Sustainable Livelihood Plan for the Codrington Lagoon National Park aimed at promoting the establishment of sustainable small industries as well as maintaining the current small independent business operations located within the boundaries of the National park.

This activity is funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) full size project; Demonstrating the Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Island Resource Management Mechanism in a Small Island Developing State (SIRMM) Project.

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY SECRETARIAT

DETAILS OF THE POST OF
PROJECT COORDINATOR
CARIBBEAN HUB CAPACITY BUILDING RELATED TO IMPLEMENTATION OF MULTILATERAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS IN AFRICAN, CARIBBEAN AND
PACIFIC COUNTRIES

Applications are invited from interested and suitably qualified nationals of African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries (ACP) to fill the above mentioned position in the Caribbean Community Secretariat with assigned duty station in Guyana.

BACKGROUND

The European Commission is supporting African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries in strengthening the implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) at the national, sub-regional and regional levels through a 4-year Programme that addresses a number of critical environmental issues. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the overall coordinator and facilitator of the Programme, which is divided into two components:

(SIRMM and OAS)
Invitation for proposals Survey and GPS mapping of the Codrington Lagoon National Park

GOALS:
1.A comprehensive survey and resulting GPS maps of the Codrington Lagoon National Park which identifies all the resource areas of the Codrington lagoon as well as all resources within the National Park with specific identification of the established zones within the park as well as forms the baseline for the future monitoring of the Codrington Lagoon National Park.

This activity is jointly funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) full size project, Demonstrating the Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Island Resource Management Mechanism in a Small Island Developing State (SIRMM) project and the Organization of American State’s Integrated Management Plan for Codrington Lagoon.

(SIRMM and OAS)

Invitation for proposals Preparation and Implementation of a Public Awareness Strategy for the Codrington Lagoon National Park

GOALS:
1.An effective Public awareness strategy created and implemented with the goal of ensuring public participation of the Codrington Village in the successful initiation of all present activities and future operation of the Codrington Lagoon National park.

This activity is jointly funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) full size project, Demonstrating the Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Island Resource Management Mechanism in a Small Island Developing State(SIRMM) project and the Organization of American State’s Integrated Management Plan for Codrington Lagoon.

The SIRMM Project in Antigua and Barbuda invites consultancies to bid for the following activity: Preparation of a Strategic Sustainable Island Resource Management Zoning Plan (SIRMZP).

Please see the attached terms of reference for more information

The OECS Protecting the Eastern Caribbean Region’s Biodiversity Project

SUBJECT: Sewage Needs Assessment and Pilot Project for Codrington Village, Barbuda

I. PROPOSAL PREPARATION INSTRUCTION REQUIRED FOR YOUR PROPOSAL
To facilitate the review process and obtain the maximum degree of comparison, your proposal should include the following information presented in the order and format shown below:

Please find attached enrtire Proposal:

TERMS OF REFERENCE
GEF Funded Program of Work on Protected Areas Project (GEF PoWPA)

DEVELOPING A BASELINE FOR AND PROMOTING A SYSTEM OF PROTECTED AREAS FOR ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA

The GEF-funded Integrating Watershed and Coastal Areas (GEF-IWCAM) Project (www.iwcam.org) is providing support to participating project countries to lay the foundations in the preparation of national IWRM Plans and relevant policy support statements.

This foundation work is to result in the formulation of an integrated water resources policy and a planning guideline (or Roadmap) for the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to follow towards development of a National IWRM Plan.

The capacity building network of the Global Water Partnership (CapNet) in collaboration with the UNDP has produced guidelines for the formulation of IWRM Plans, and they are among the principle references that are being used for the work.

Posted August 12th, 2008

Development of a Management Plan for the Proposed Wallings Forest Protected Area:

Job Opportunities

Biological Diversity Assessment