with Cambodia Climate Change Alliance - Phase 3 (CCCA3)
About CCCA
The Cambodia Climate Change Alliance (CCCA) is a joint initiative of the Royal Government of Cambodia and development partners to address climate change in Cambodia. It provides a unified engagement point to pool resources for the mainstreaming of climate change in national and sub-national policies and programmes.
The CCCA has been active since 2010, with significant results including the development of the Cambodia Climate Change Strategic Plan 2014-2023 (CCCSP) and corresponding strategic plans and actions plans in fourteen priority ministries and agencies, the successful operation of a grant facility (42 Government and NGO projects supported in key areas of the climate change response), and increased visibility and understanding of climate change, both within Government and in society at large.
The third phase of the Cambodia Climate Change Alliance programme (2019-2024) builds on these initial achievements and aims to support the scaling-up of the climate change response at national level and in priority sectors by focusing on three main drivers of change:
The CCCA is closely aligned with the national institutions in charge of climate change. It is implemented by the Department of Climate Change (DCC), within the General Secretariat of the National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD), an inter-ministerial body bringing together the representatives of thirty-six ministries and agencies, and twenty-five provincial governors.
Contract Type: Short term consultancy
Reports to: Programme Manager
Duration of Assignment: 25 working days
Objective of the assignment
The main objective of this assignment is to formulate recommendations and specifications to upgrade the existing website and the knowledge portal, including GIS solutions to improve climate change information management in Cambodia.
Duration: October 2022
Duty Station
The consultant can work from home and/or work in the Ministry of Environment, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Consultations with stakeholders in Phnom Penh will be required.
Management arrangement
The consultant will work closely with the teams of the DCC and CCCA and under the direct supervision of the Knowledge Management Officer and the International Climate Change Policy Specialist of the CCCA.
Minimum Qualifications of the Consultant/firm
Language Requirements
Applicants shall submit a cover letter, CV and 1-2 samples of similar work (link to website/data portal or report) to email provided in the contact details.