Developing a Strategy for Anti-snaring and Controlled Livestock Grazing in Viet Nam’s Protected Areas

Last update: Mar 5, 2025 Last update: Mar 5, 2025

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Location:

Vietnam

Category:Consulting services

Status:Closed

Sectors:Environment & NRM, Statistics, Law

Languages:English

Contracting authority: International Union for the Conservation of Nature

Funding Agency:

International Union for Conservation of Nature (HQ)

Contracting authority type:Nonprofit Organisation

Eligibility:Individual

Budget:N/A

Date posted: Mar 5, 2025

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Objectives: The goal of this assignment is to assist IUCN, Department of Forestry, and SUF management boards, particularly the Muong Nhe Nature Reserve, in addressing the threats of snaring and uncontrolled livestock grazing in Vietnam's protected areas. The tasks involve reviewing policies, collecting data, analyzing snaring/grazing trends, visiting local communities to gather information, developing a strategy paper with recommendations, and presenting findings at workshops.

Eligibility criteria: The project requires hiring a group of three national consultants with specific qualifications: a wildlife conservation and protected area management specialist to lead the team, a l...