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A national conservation foundation based in Indonesia seeks a consultant to develop District Readiness Profiles aimed at assessing sustainability initiatives in North Sumatra and Aceh. This role involves stakeholder engagement, data analysis, and the creation of comprehensive readiness assessments across ten districts. Ideal candidates should have expertise in environmental management, stakeholder facilitation, and sustainable development.
Konservasi Indonesia is a national foundation established to support sustainable development in the country. We are the main partner of Conservation International in Indonesia.
We envision a healthy and prosperous Indonesia where biodiversity is valued and preserved. With offices and project sites across Indonesia, we promote a sustainable landscape-seascape approach and establish partnerships with multiple stakeholders across sectors and jurisdictions to deliver lasting impacts for people and nature in Indonesia.
As we are constantly expanding, we are currently lookingConsultantto fill the following Terms below:
Konservasi Indonesia is a national foundation established to support sustainable development in the country. We are the main partner of Conservation International in Indonesia.
We envision a healthy and prosperous Indonesia where biodiversity is valued and preserved. With offices and project sites across Indonesia, we promote a sustainable landscape-seascape approach and establish partnerships with multiple stakeholders across sectors and jurisdictions to deliver lasting impacts for people and nature in Indonesia.
As we are constantly expanding, we are currently lookingConsultantto fill the following Terms below:
District Readiness Profiles for Jurisdictional Approaches in North Sumatra and AcehThe Coalition for Sustainable Livelihoods (CSL) was established through a series of multi-stakeholder workshops involving over 130 participants from North Sumatra and Aceh to build a collaborative platform for sustainable development at the jurisdictional level. In its initial phase, CSL focused on aligning government and supply chain commitments on conservation, restoration, and sustainable production, identifying two pilot districts: Aceh Tamiang and Tapanuli Selatan, and developing investment plans and studies to guide future action. As more districts express interest in joining CSL, this RFP seeks to assess 10 districts across North Sumatra and Aceh to determine feasibility, strategic opportunities, and existing gaps for implementing jurisdictional approaches, with the goal of recommending two districts for deeper partnership and engaging the rest through CSL’s broader knowledge-sharing network.
District Readiness Profiles will be developed for 10 districts to assess their preparedness for jurisdictional approaches based on core criteria, including governance, implementation capacity, and potential impact. Governance assessments will review institutional capacity, presence of multi-stakeholder platforms, action plans, and monitoring systems. Implementation capacity will identify key partners, ongoing programs, and opportunities for knowledge exchange. Impact potential will cover environmental priorities (e.g., protection/restoration areas, threats), social dimensions (e.g., demographics, economic indicators, vulnerabilities), and production systems (e.g., key commodities, smallholders, certification). Additional analysis will evaluate the political context, such as government commitments and enabling policies, and the landscape of financial mechanisms and incentives that support sustainable development, including market-based schemes, nature-based solutions, and blended finance.
The methodology will combine desk research, interviews, surveys, and secondary data review to develop readiness profiles for at least 10 districts, based on the criteria outlined in this Terms of Reference. The collected data will be analyzed using a SWOT approach and rated across key dimensions of readiness (High, Medium, Low). Based on the analysis, recommendations will be provided to strengthen readiness, particularly for districts rated Medium or High. The findings will then be validated through stakeholder workshops to ensure accuracy and gather additional insights.
The results will guide strategic engagement, with two districts prioritized for deeper partnership and capacity support, while others will be engaged through CSL’s broader network for continued learning and collaboration. This assessment will inform future investment opportunities and help scale proven models of sustainable development across the region.
Output
Timeline
Payment Term
1. Initial Report: Outlining the work plan, methodology, and timeline
Week 4
Termin 1 – 60%
2. Data Collection Tools: Surveys, questionnaires, and interview guides
Week 4
3. Readiness Profiles and Draft Report: Excel database and summary report including readiness scores, risks, and recommendations
Week 24
Termin 2 – 40%
4. Stakeholder Workshop Report: Summary of feedback and validation results
Week 24
The consultant team must demonstrate relevant experience conducting landscape or jurisdictional assessments, with expertise in environmental management, economics, social development, governance, as reflected in the required roles of Team Leader, Environmental Expert, Economic Analyst, Social Specialist, Institutional Analyst, and/ or Technology Advisor.
The team must have the capability to develop and apply robust data collection tools (e.g., surveys, interview guides), analyze qualitative and quantitative data, and produce comprehensive readiness profiles with scoring, risk-opportunity analysis, and actionable recommendations across the defined dimensions. It will be considered a strong advantage if the consultant already has existing tools or digital platforms for compiling and analyzing data, or the ability to integrate with existing district-level information systems or databases.
The consultant must have experience engaging diverse stakeholders at district and provincial levels and be capable of organizing and facilitating participatory validation workshops to gather feedback and ensure local relevance and accuracy of the findings.
The consultant must commit to upholding CSL’s ethical standards and confidentiality agreements throughout the assignment. All data and reports produced under this contract will remain the sole property of CSL.
All deliverables, including the initial report, tools, readiness profiles, and workshop summary, must be submitted in Bahasa Indonesia and English, with clear, professional writing and formatting.
iii.Technical Approach, Methodology, and Detailed Work Plan. The Technical Proposal should describe in detail how the bidder intends to carry out the requirements described in the Terms of Reference (indicate Section 3 or Attachment 2). The technical proposal should be submitted separately from the budget proposal. It must clearly outline the proposed methodology and timeline and include the CVs of the team leader and all key team members involved in the project implementation. While there is no strict page limit, the proposal should be concise and focused. To ensure ease of access, please submit the file in PDF format with a maximum size of 2 MB, so it can be easily downloaded directly from email attachments without requiring external links.
RFP Issued
21 July 2025
Clarifications submitted to Konservasi Indonesia
28 July 2025
Clarifications provided to known bidders
3 August 2025
Complete proposals due to Konservasi Indonesia
7 August 2025
Final selection
25 August 2025
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