Status: OPEN Publication reference : WWF-Deu - 02SP2011/ENRTP/02 WWF DEUTSCHLAND (WWF GERMANY) intends to award a supply contract in Germany for Machines and Tools (Forestry Equipment) for the EU financed Project “EU ENRTP Caucasus - Increasing the resilience of forest ecosystems against climate change in the South Caucasus Countries through forest transformation” be delivered into 1 Lot: • to Armenia/Yerevan (Customs Port: AMEVN) - addressed to WWF-Armenia • to Azerbaijan/Baku (Customs Port: AZBAK) - addressed to WWF-Azerbaijan • to Georgia/Tbilisi (Customs Port: GETBS) - addressed to WWF-Caucasus For the quantities to be delivered to each location see attached Tender Dossier. The tender dossier is available from WWF Germany, Reinhardtstrae 14, 10117 Berlin, Germany, Fax: +49 (0)30311777199 and on this web-page for download in PDF and Microsoft Word versions. The deadline for submission of tenders is: 5 February, 2012, 15:00 Central European Time (CET) at WWF Germany (Berlin, Germany). Possible additional information or clarifications/questions will be published on this web-page. For more detailed information please contact: Aurel.Heidelberg Caucasus Programme Officer WWF Germany Reinhardtstrae 14, 10117 Berlin, Germany Fax: +49 (0)30311777 199 Tel.: +49 (0)30-311777-274 Mob.: + 49(0)151-18854813 E-mail: Aurel.Heidelberg@wwf.de ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (posted on 19.01.2012) Please, refer to the ADDITIONAL INFORMATION in a form of zip file [Additional Information Tender Tools and Machines.zip] that includes: Questions that have been raised by potential bidders and answers of the Contracting Organization - WWF-Germany [01 - Q&A Tender Machines &Tools.pdf] with regard to the above Tender Announcement of Dec-19, 2011 and List of Developing Countries which are eligible in terms of Rule of Origin [02 - List of Developing Countries.pdf].
More than 500 hundred representatives of business, government, civil society and multilateral development organizations gathered in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Nov 15-16, for one of the largest conferences on the Green Economy ever held in the Asian region. Heart of Borneo Initiative Brief No. 5 covers the highlights of this conference
Ce livre prsente une vue d’ensemble des aspects positifs et ngatifs des activits d’exploitation ptrolire et gazire dans le monde entier, notamment en se concentrant sur la situation rgionale ouest africaine ainsi que les projets d’nergie nationale et de dveloppement durable. Ce livre vise aider les gouvernements et les socits civiles de la WAMER mettre en harmonie les questions affrentes aux activits ptrolires et gazires et les priorits nationales de dveloppement.
This document is a translated summary of the original publication resulting from the initiative Cambio climtico en un paisaje vivo: Vulnerabilidad y adaptacin en la Cordillera Real Oriental de Colombia, Ecuador y Per (WWF y Fundacin Natura 2010). We have focused primarily on presenting the methodological aspects of the vulnerability analysis, providing information on Eastern Cordillera Real (ECR) to illustrate how we applied the Turner II et al. (2003) three-pronged framework for understanding vulnerability of a system to environmental change. The results of the combined vulnerability analyses (biological, hydrological and socioeconomic) for the ECR demonstrate the need for actions oriented at maintaining the continued provision of ecosystem services as well as the biological and cultural riches of the region. This work was done thanks to the support of WWF-UK and DFID.
The 2014-2020 new research fund Horizon 2020 is of strategic importance for tackling the challenges facing Europe. Climate change, biodiversity loss, energy and resource inefficiency are part of these challenges and should be addressed by Horizon 2020 in a much more ambitious way that it has been done in the 2007-2013 research fund FP7. The following areas need to be strengthened: - Research for the benefit of society and environment
- Tackle societal challenges
- Increase the role of civil society in research
- Move ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) out of the EU budget, including its likely overruns
The GFTN-Regional/Country factsheets has been created to give a specific insight into the region or country where GFTN works. You will find information such as the region/country background, how the GFTN office was established, who are the participants, some quick statistics and contact person. (updated on January 2012)
From 2007 to 2011 Protected Areas for a Living Planet (PA4LP) project has enabled governments, NGOs, and other stakeholders to come together to support the establishment of new PAs, the creation of management plans of existing PAs, the drafting of legislation and the coordination of efforts between countries on achieving CBD targets. The results of the 2011 review of implementation of the CBD’s Programme of Work on Protected Areas (PoWPA) in the Caucasus Ecoregion are summarized in the specially produced brochure. PoWPA implementation was reviewed in five countries of the Caucasus Ecoregion - Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Russia and Turkey. In these countries PA4LP supported strong national and regional level partnerships of donors, governments, scientists and civil society which assisted governments in delivering on CBD Protected Areas commitments. This partnership approach made a significant contribution to meeting CBD targets and strengthening of PA systems in the Caucasus. This five year project would not have been successful without good will and effective partnership between all stakeholders. But much remains to be done to strengthen PA systems in the region: the last chapter highlights key developments and defines future priorities to meet targets of the PoWPA as well as setting out further opportunities for partnerships. The brochure is produced under the auspicesof the Caucasus Biodiversity Council with the support of the PA4LP project - a collaboration of the Swiss-based MAVA Foundation and WWF.
Status: CLOSED Publication reference : WWF-Deu - 01SP2011/ENRTP-II WWF DEUTSCHLAND (WWF GERMANY) intends to award a supply contract in Germany for Three (3) 4x4 Double-cab Pick-up Motor Vehicles with financial assistance from the ENRTP programme of the European Union to be delivered: • one vehicle to any City in Germany (or to Armenia/Yerevan - Customs Port: AMEVN) - addressed to WWF-Armenia • one vehicle to any City in Germany (or to Azerbaijan/Baku - Customs Port: AZBAK)- addressed to WWF-Azerbaijan • one vehicle to any City in Germany (or to Georgia/Tbilisi -Customs Port: GETBS) - addressed to WWF-Caucasus The tender dossier is available from WWF Germany, Reinhardtstrae 14, 10117 Berlin, Germany, Fax: +49 (0)30311777199 and on this web-page for download in PDF and Microsoft Word versions. The deadline for submission of tenders is: 30 January, 2012 15:00 Central European Time (CET) at WWF Germany. Possible additional information or clarifications/questions will be published on this web-page. For more detailed information please contact: Aurel.Heidelberg Caucasus Programme Officer WWF Germany Reinhardtstrae 14, 10117 Berlin, Germany Fax: +49 (0)30311777 199 Tel.: +49 (0)30-311777-274 Mob.: + 49(0)151-18854813 E-mail: Aurel.Heidelberg@wwf.de ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (posted on 19.01.2012) Please, refer to the ADDITIONAL INFORMATION in a form of zip file [Additional Information Tender Vechiles.zip] that includes: Addendum to the Tender Dossier [01-Addendum N1 to Tender Dossier.pdf] Questions that have been raised by potential bidders and answers of the Contracting Organization - WWF-Germany [02-Q&A Tender Vehicles.pdf] with regard to the above Tender Announcement of Dec-29, 2011 and List of Developing Countries which are eligible in terms of Rule of Origin [03-List of Developing Countries.pdf].
Closing Date for Submittion of Expression of Interest : 9 February, 2012 Call reference number: WWf-Caucasus-01/01-SRV-REG-2012/ENRTP WWF Caucasus Programme Office (WWF-Caucasus) in partnership with WWF-Germany, WWF-Armenia and WWF-Azerbaijan is involved in implementation of EU financed Project on Increasing the resilience of forest ecosystems against climate change in the South Caucasus Countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) through forest transformation (Project) for 2011-2014. WWF-Caucasus is seeking for procurement of service contract to be concluded with International Forestry Expert to provide expert advice and guidance within a framework of the Project and therefore announces the present Call for Expression of Interest for Technical Assistance of an International Forestry Expert. 1. THE PROJECT DESCRIPTION Detailed information on the Project is available from: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/black_sea_basin/caucasus/projects/eu_enrtp_caucasus 2. ASSIGNEMENT For details on the assignement (scope of work, deliverebles, qualification requirements etc) please refer to the Terms of Reference in attached Tender Dossier (in PDF and Microsoft Word versions) – Annex II (Terms of Reference) of the Draft Contract Agreement, Part B. 3. EVALUATION Selected applicants will be invited to the negotiated competetive tender and asked for technical and financial offers according to the requirenments of the Tender Dossier (in PDF and Microsoft Word versions). Final selection of the International Forestry Expert will be made in accordance with the quality- cost based selection method (technical component and price component). 4. APPLICATION INFORMATION Interested candidates should submit (via e-mail and with indication of call ref. number in subject line) the following application document: Scanned version of a signed cover letter of stating an expression of interest with a possible starting date for the entire duration of the contract to: Ms. Sofia Mgeladze Project Regional Assistant (DCI-ENV/2010/221391) WWF-Caucasus, Merab Aleksidze Str.11,0193Tbilisi,Georgia Fax: + ( 99532 ) 2-237-501 Tel.: + ( 99532 ) 2-237-500 ext.110 E-mail: smgeladze@wwfcaucasus.ge Note: Expresion of Interset (EoI) is an alternative to writing a fully-fledged selection-criteria response. The EoI might be with a maximum length such as 2-3 pages. Attachement of CV is not required. The EoI will outline what the person is to do and the experience and skills needed to carry out the role. The EoI can be set out in a number of ways, including: • A series of paragraphs covering current role, interest in the new role, examples from experience that are relevant to the skills and duties of the service/job, relevant qualifications. • A series of headings, based on key skills or roles, with supporting examples. Whichever way is chosen to set out information in the EoI, the aim is to make a convincing case that is easily judged by the reader to mean that applicants are readily able to move into this role, will be productive quickly, bring to it something useful, will deliver outcomes. For additional questions applicants could contact: Mr. Hannes Neuner Project Advisor (DCI-ENV/2010/221391) WWF-Caucasus, Merab Aleksidze Str.11,0193Tbilisi,Georgia Fax: + ( 99532 ) 2-237-501 Tel.: + ( 99532 ) 2-237-500 ext.113 E-mail: hneuner@wwfcaucasus.ge 5. DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION The deadline for submission of application document (signed EoI) is: 09 February, 2012, 12:00 Central European Time (CET) at WWF-Caucasus, Tbilisi
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