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TA-10023 REG: Preparing Projects to Enhance Transport Connectivity and Resilience in the Pacific, Phase 2 - Aquatic Specialist (56262-001)

Last update: Mar 3, 2025 Last update: Mar 3, 2025

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Location:Fiji
Fiji
Category:Consulting services
Status:Closed
Sectors:Environment & NRM, Fisheries & Aquaculture
Languages:English
Contracting authority type:Development Institution
Eligibility:Individual
Budget: USD 132,000
Date posted: Mar 3, 2025

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Objectives: As part of a large transport sector improvement program, the Government of Fiji, supported by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the World Bank (WB), aims to upgrade and improve three maritime structures at Natovi Jetty (Viti Levu Island), Savusavu Jetty (Vanua Levu Island), and Nabouwalu Jetty (Vanua Levu Island). This involves conducting aquatic ecological studies to establish the baseline ecological conditions, assess project-related risks to the aquatic environment, and propose necessary mitigation measures. The studies are focused on determining ecological and habitat values, emphasizing endemic, rare, or endangered species and ensuring compliance with ADB and WB's environmental safeguard policies. This initiative is critical for informing the creation of Environmental and Social Management Plans or Environmental and Social Impact Assessments.
Eligibility criteria: The Aquatic Specialist must have at least 10 years of extensive experience in conducting ecological surveys and reporting on freshwater/marine ecosystems. The individual shoul...

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