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GRANT-0378 TON: Climate Resilience Sector Project

Last update: Oct 1, 2014 Last update: Oct 1, 2014

Details

Location:Tonga
Tonga
Category:Consulting services
Status:Awarded
Sectors:Gender & Human Rights, Social Development, Monitoring & Evaluation
Contracting authority:
Eligibility:Unknown
Budget:N/A
Date posted: Aug 13, 2014

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Description

GRANT-0378 TON: Climate Resilience Sector Project - CRSP-IND-2014-PMU-04 Social Gender and Community Development Specialist (46351-002).

Expertise
Social Gender and Community Development
Expertise Group Knowledge Management and Learning
TOR Keywords
Social Gender and Community Development
Source National
Objective and Purpose of the Assignment
   
To develop and maintain good communications with all project teams, development partners, and government 
counterparts to facilitate a participatory communication process for designing and implementing project 
activities and promoting knowledge sharing initiatives inclusive of gender, vulnerable groups and 
communities.
Scope of Work
   
The Social Development and Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist will be responsible for implementing and 
monitoring of social/gender safeguard progress for the overall Climate Resilience Sector Project (CRSP) 
and of activities under Component 2 of the TON Cyclone Ian Recovery project (CIRP) in line with ADB’s 
Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS) 2009. 
Detailed Tasks and/or Expected Output
   
The detailed tasks include:

a) Develop and manage a comprehensive database to monitor indicators and results of the individual CRSP 
and the CIRP projects based on the Design and Monitoring Framework (DMF), in collaboration with 
respective project teams;
b) Lead the revision of project component activities and recategorization if necessary to develop 
resettlement plans as deemed appropriate for proposed works including an inventory of losses, an 
entitlements matrix, a detailed budget, implementation schedules, a management and monitoring framework, 
and grievance and appeals procedures in line with ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS) 2009;
c) Support the program coordinator in the design, coordination, monitoring and training assistance 
programs for community-based interventions in climate change adaptation planning; and facilitate the 
training and assistance programs for community based interventions on Vulnerability and Adaptation (V&A) 
assessments and plans.
d) Identify performance targets and indicators, including gender disaggregated indicators, for the 
individual CRSP and CIRP investments; and support a harmonized monitoring and evaluation system that 
aligns with the PPCR results framework;
e) Support the JNAP-TWG and other PPCR focal points in line ministries to conduct an annual evaluation 
of PPCR project performance and liaise with the relevant ministries to ensure that the PPCR results 
reporting system is consolidated, updated and taken into account throughout the project implementation 
cycle;
f) Support the JNAP-TWG in implementing the communications strategy for the entire CRSP and CIRP as well 
as a results management system for various adaptation programs and projects;
g) Support the project teams and other national stakeholders in adopting international best practices in 
implementing communication strategies related to communities and climate change;
h) Review the design and implementation of all training and knowledge sharing activities with regard to 
gender needs and benefits, and provide guidance on their revision;
i) Assist in training and knowledge sharing activities, and ensure the broad participation of women 
though training set-up and arrangements; and
j) Coordinate with other consultants in identifying areas where gender-inclusive and socially inclusive 
provisions can be strengthened under the CRSP and CIRP.
Minimum Qualification Requirements
   
He/she will ensure community and gender mainstreaming of project activities and ensuring/publicising 
representation by key stakeholders including communities, with a special focus on gender issues in 
activity design and implementation. 

He/she will have substantial experience (>7 years) in social development and gender monitoring and 
evaluation work, with a degree or higher in a related area. 

He/she will be conversant with ADB guidelines on social safeguards and on Monitoring and Evaluation and 
familiar with climate resilience projects in Tonga. He/she will support all PIUs in ensuring the 
delivery of outputs consistent with the project DMF, the Gender Action Plan and the Communication 
Strategy in line with ADB guidelines on social safeguards. 

Minimum General Experience 10
Years
Minimum Specific Experience (relevant to assignment) 7
Years
Regional/Country Experience
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Date Published: 13-Aug-2014.
Deadline of Submitting EOI: 19-Aug-2014 11:59 PM Manila local time.

Package Number CRSP-IND-2014-PMU-04
Package Name Social Gender and Community Development Specialist
Advance Action
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Engagement Period
    41
    MONTH
 
Consulting Services Budget
USD
    104,000
Budget Type
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Approval Number 0378
Approval Date 09-Dec-2013
Estimated Short-listing Date 20-Aug-2014
Estimated Commencement Date 12-Sep-2014
Additional Information
Possibility of contract extension
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Possibility of consideration for downstream assignment
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Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC)
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Country of assignment
    Tonga
Country of eligibility for national consultants
    Same as country of assignment
Other information
   
https//www.adb.org
Contact Information
Project Officer Saane Lolo
    Ministry of Finance & National Planning (MFNP)
Email slolo@finance.gov.to
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About the Funding Agency

ADB - Asian Development Bank - based in Manila, Philippines since 1960.

The Asian Development Bank aims for an Asia and Pacific free from poverty. ADB in partnership with member governments, independent specialists and other financial institutions is focused on delivering projects in developing member countries that create economic and development impact.

As a multilateral development finance institution, ADB provides:

  • loans
  • technical assistance
  • grants

 

About the Sectors

Gender & Human Rights

Includes initiatives that promote gender equality, protect human rights, and address discrimination and vulnerability across populations.


Key areas:
  • Gender equality and women’s empowerment
  • Human rights protection and advocacy
  • Protection of vulnerable and marginalized groups

Social Development

Includes measures for improving well-being, inclusion, and resilience of individuals and communities through social services and protection systems.


Key areas:
  • Social inclusion and social cohesion programs
  • Social protection systems and safety nets
  • Social care services
  • Community development and vulnerable groups support

Locations

Tonga

Tonga is a small island developing state whose economy depends on remittances, agriculture, tourism and external assistance. The country is highly exposed to natural disasters, including cyclones and volcanic events, which periodically disrupt growth and strain public finances. Recent development efforts have prioritised resilient infrastructure, renewable energy expansion and public financial management reforms. Strengthening private sector development and improving connectivity are central to supporting inclusive growth, while climate adaptation remains a core long-term policy challenge.

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