Terms of Reference
Consultant, WCS Bangladesh Counter Wildlife Trafficking (CWT)
Location
Remote and/or in country (Bangladesh)
Duration
Two months contract with option for extension
Number of Days
28 workdays
Starting Date
25 June 2022
Daily Rate
US$ 350.00
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) began operations in Bangladesh in 2004. The programme in Bangladesh is part of the global WCS network, working in more than 60 countries on over 500 projects that are intended to help protect both wildlife and the wild places in which they live. WCS-BD is a not for profit conservation organization registered with the Government of Bangladesh’s NGO Affairs Bureau.
WCS is implementing a US Department of State funded project in Bangladesh “Scaling up Enforcement Capacity and Cooperation to Combat Wildlife Trafficking Networks in South Asia”. The project includes provision of training to government partners on the threats to wildlife and ways to counter those threats along with other activities and involves working with subject matter experts to develop training materials, support government agencies and provide technical support to project partners.
The consultant will be expected to provide programmatic and technical support to the CWT programme in Bangladesh to provide technical inputs, support timely delivery of activities and grant reporting for the remainder of the project. He/she will maintain appropriate communication with CWT staff and key regional staff providing an important technical support and advisory function.
The Consultant will support the implementation of activities under the US funded project including the development of training materials, technical support to project delivery, reporting requirements and other technical support as required. This will include:
As this is a remote role and can be delivered from any location, the applicant must have their own reliable internet connection (strong enough to join regular video calls and handle transfer of large files), and their own computer.