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Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in three landscapes in South Sudan
The assignment contributes to strengthening the technical and organizational capacities of subnational administrations and non-state actors in the respective intervention areas regarding sustainable landscape approaches as well as Specific Objective 3 of the EU Action which aims at enhancing the protection and sustainable management of th...
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- August 17, 2026
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The assignment contributes to strengthening the technical and organizational capacities of subnational administrations and non-state actors in the respective intervention areas regarding sustainable landscape approaches as well as Specific Objective 3 of the EU Action which aims at enhancing the protection and sustainable management of the natural resource base of the economy and agricultural livelihoods. The contractor will work on the development and facilitation of three multi-stakeholder-platforms (MSP) in Western Bharel Ghazal (WBG), Western Equatoria State (WES), and Eastern Equatoria State (EES), aiming for an institutionalized mechanism for sustainable natural resource management within three selected landscapes. The MSPs are collaborative frameworks to bring together diverse actors from different sectors, including government institutions, the private sector, civil society, and local communities, to address shared challenges in sustainable natural resource management. The platforms facilitate the development and implementation of sustainable practices through inclusive and participatory processes. By involving multiple stakeholders, MSPs help to foster social cohesion and to prevent and resolve conflicts related to resource use. They establish negotiation formats and consensus-building processes that reduce risks and improve governance. The project has identified three landscapes for implementation and the contractor shall be responsible for strengthening the capacity of the MSPs in terms of collaboration and decision making, ensuring that the management strategies are effective and beneficial to all involved stakeholders. Implementing training programs on organizational development and technical skills will form a major part of the assignment. Support in the regular "day-to-day" activities are another crucial element requiring close assistance. These activities empower local communities including women, youth, elders and other stakeholders to actively part
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