Provincial Environmental Risk Management Consultant (Region 3)

with Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction
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Provincial Environmental Risk Management Consultant (Region 3)

Position Summary

A provincial environmental risk management consultant (PERMC)1 will be engaged to carry out activities related to environmental mitigation measures to address potential environmental issues of LASED III at the provincial level. It is expected that the sub-national environmental consultant will help Operations Director, Technical Director and Environmental and Social Safeguard Unit staffs, and national environmental risk management consultant to implement their proposed tasks in the project. The Consultant will receive technical support from the National Environmental Risk Management Consultant, the World Bank specialists during the project implementation and will regularly report to the MLMUPC’s LASED III Project Director, with the day to day work closely with the Provincial Project Manager, Operations Director, Technical Director, Agriculture Director, and the national environmental risk management unit of the LASED III.

Expectations - Duties, Responsibilities
  • Main Tasks and Responsible:
  • Identify/screen environmental risks and impacts potentially caused by the project activities, for example, but not limited to, infrastructure construction and the use of agricultural chemical insecticide;
  • Analyze potential environmental risks and impacts caused by the project and prepare site specific tool including proposed necessary measures consistent with the relevant ESS requirements of the World Bank ESF and national laws and regulations;
  • Raise awareness of biodiversity conservation based on the ESS requirements through training and/or capacity building for the beneficiary and within the sub-national teams and the CLUP firms;
  • Conduct environmental safeguards screening and produce an environmental inventory on potential environmental hotspots and, watercourses, conservation forest or wildlife habitats or sanctuary by using arial photos and/or actual site visits at the project sites;
  • Work with operational management information system unit to document environmental hotspot
  • Prepare regular semi-annual monitoring reports on the environmental, and work closely with social consultant to report on social, health, and safety (ESHS) performance of the project; and
  • Coordinate and work together with the national environmental risk management consultant for environmental risk management, and attend to project related matters assigned by Project Director, Operations Director, Technical Director and Agriculture Director;
  • Work with the World Bank and national teams to address environmental issues according to the ESS requirements.
  • Work with government counterparts to implement the project specific GRM and ensure its functionality and effectiveness.
  • The consultant tasks also include:
  • Lead focus group discussions to determine environmental risks and how they are currently managed (at sub-national and community levels if needed); and
  • Develop measures to address environmental risks and impact related to SLC, ICLT, CLUP, infrastructure development and agricultural activities.
Requirements - Skills, Qualifications, Experience
  • At least a Master’s degree in related fields like Environmental Studies, Development Studies;
  • At least 5 years of relevant experience in environmental, climate change;
  • At least 3 years’ experience in environmental safeguards in Cambodia;
  • Experience of land tenure and/or titling work, including with indigenous and/or other customary communities is an advantage;
  • Experience of GIS and remote sensing;
  • Experience of the World Bank’s safeguard policies (and Environmental and Social Framework/ESF) is an asset;
  • An excellent command of oral and written Khmer;
  • A very good command of oral and written English;
  • A good command of at least one indigenous language of Cambodia would be an advantage; and
  • Knowledge and understanding of LASED III’s ICLT, SLC and CLUP procedures and Cambodia’s legislation and legal regulations is essential, including three sub-decrees–SLC (Sub-decree 19), ICLT (Sub-decree 83) and CLUP (Sub-decree 72).
 

How to Apply

The selection process will be carried out in accordance with provisions set forth in the Government Procurement Manual for Externally Financed Projects/Programs in Cambodia and Approved Selection Method for Individual Consultant - Section VII. Approved Selection Methods: Consulting Services of the World Bank Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers, dated July 2016, revised November 2017 and August 2018).

The consultant will be in the office of LASED III at the Provincial Department of Land Management, Urban Planning, Construction, and Cadastre, in Kratie, Mondulkiri, Preah Vihear, Rattanak Kiri, and Stung Treng province.

Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Interested consultants are required to submit consultant background including detailed Curriculum Vitae supported with previous experience on a similar assignment, current photograph (passport size) and three referees (names, positions and contact details), Letter of interest with LASED III’s CLUP, and Expected fees for the services with the support of previous contract experiences, and nominated referees (with contact detail) to Office of LASED III-MLMUPC, address and email provided in the contact details.

 

Contact Details

Office Address
  • 1st Floor, Room # 114, Address MLMUPC, # 2005, Street No. 307, Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
 
Contact Name
  • Mr. Rithy Ratanakcheyseth, Operations Director of LASED-III, MLMUPC
 
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