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In national parks and ecological corridors globally, community champions are fostering harmony between people, wildlife, and other biodiversity, while creating jobs and other economic opportunities in their local areas.
The Global Wildlife Program (GWP) is one of the largest global partnerships created to support country-led initiatives that tackle illegal and unsustainable wildlife trade, mitigate human-wildlife conflict and zoonotic spillover risk, and promote wildlife-based livelihoods. With funding from the Global Environment Facility, the World Bank-led program works with community champions across 38 countries, including in South Africa, Indonesia, Mali, and Ecuador.
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protected coastal areas, and contributed to efforts to mitigate climate change.Mangroves play a critical role in supporting coastal livelihoods, protecting coasts from disasters, and mitigating global climate change. They can contribute to ending poverty and creating a livable planet. They are particularly important in Indonesia, which has the world’s largest and most diverse mangrove forests.
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Indonesia is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world, exposed frequently to a range of hazards. Floods dominate the natural hazard figures in most metropolitan areas, often accounting for almost half of all events occurred. Over sixty percent of Indonesias districts are exposed to a high risk of flooding, caused by a range of factors including rapid urbanization and poor construction practices; poor drainage design and insufficient (or infrequent) maintenance; increasing effects of climate change (e.g., sea level rise); and coastal infrastructure that needs upgrading. A balanced and cross-sectoral approach to urban flood risk management, encompassing both structural and non-structural measures and green infrastructure, is needed to address these challenges. Increased and systematic investments to reduce urban flood risk need to be integrated with urban development projects, as well as the institutionalization of a maintenance and improvements regime of urban drainage and flood infrastructure. Since 2018, the World Bank has been providing technical assistance to the government of Indonesia in support of a national urban flood resilience program that addresses the above.
The COVID-19 pandemic demands World Bank engagement with unprecedented speed, scale and selectivity. We’re organizing our crisis response across the three stages of relief, restructuring, and resilient recovery. Learn more about our priorities for broad and fast action with our new crisis response paper, Saving Lives, Scaling-up Impact and Getting Back on Track.
Deadline: 15-Jul-2020 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.) 
The primary objective of this Consultancy is to provide advisory, capacity, and technical assistance to support the operationalization of the BPDLH through strategic, operational and technical inputs to build strong institutional frameworks that allow the BPDLH to receive and disburse domestic and international green finance in an effective and impactful way. This will include support in developing a strong institutional framework and governance system, set of policies, procedures and instruments that will enable BPDLH to effectively operationalize its mandates. The firm will also need to support BPDLH in the development of communications and stakeholder engagement strategies and assist in the design and operationalization of a monitoring and evaluation strategy. The support should also look to assist the Steering Committee of BPDLH to be able to play strategic tole to support the operationalization of the BPDLH, including define its role in the governance system of BPDLH. The firm wi
Deadline: 15-Jul-2020 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.) 
The primary objective of this Consultancy is to provide advisory, capacity, and technical assistance to support the operationalization of the BPDLH through strategic, operational and technical inputs to build strong institutional frameworks that allow the BPDLH to receive and disburse domestic and international green finance in an effective and impactful way. This will include support in developing a strong institutional framework and governance system, set of policies, procedures and instruments that will enable BPDLH to effectively operationalize its mandates. The firm will also need to support BPDLH in the development of communications and stakeholder engagement strategies and assist in the design and operationalization of a monitoring and evaluation strategy. The support should also look to assist the Steering Committee of BPDLH to be able to play strategic tole to support the operationalization of the BPDLH, including define its role in the governance system of BPDLH.
Deadline: 15-Jul-2020 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The World Bank is looking for a communications consultancy firm to produce both written and visual communication products as well as support events that capture the impact of the programs and share the data and knowledge produced by the team. The firm should be based in Jakarta and deliver specific communications products in close coordination with the World Banks ENB communications team. The broad scope of work includes developing a range of high quality and tailored communication products and services to support the teams sustainable landscape and oceans agenda. While the ENB team will request specific materials (as outlined below), the consulting firm’s is also expected to support the ENB Communication Specialist/Coordinator in developing a robust communication plan to disseminate, increase awareness, visibility and profile of the program, including in providing strategic support and advice on potential risk and issues management.
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