| Overview : Climate Risk Management in Turkmenistan (CRM) Project is focused on improving resilience of the rural agricultural communities through more effective climate risks reduction and risk information support.
In 2013 the Project placed special emphasis on climate risk assessment at local community level and mapping exercise in three pilot regions: Nohur - highlands (mountains); Bokurdak - desert Garagum; Sakarchaga - intensive irrigational farming areas. Participatory approaches in the implementation of risk assessment and partnerships with local communities and authorities supported to develop an action plan on capacity building activities and adaptive measures for vulnerable agricultural and livestock communities.
According to the project plan 2014, a number of concrete adaptive measures will be implemented in the pilot regions to improve CRM response and reduce existing risks: laser land levelling; soil testing and soil fertility assessment; drip irrigation for outdoor growing; construction of water regulating devices; horticulture development and nursery management.
All interested candidates may submitt P11, CV and Oferror's Letter to UNDP on or before close of business (18:00) on October 16, 2014 and via:e-mail, fasmile, in a sealed envelops marked "Web designer for the PDP Project" to the following address: UNDP Turkmenistan Registry Galkynysh 40, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan Telephone: + 993 12 425250 Fax: + 993 12 425317 E-Mail: registry.tm@undp.org
To assist you in understanding the requirements of this assignment, we have attached hereto the following : •The Terms of Reference for the assignment described in the Procurement Notice; •Offeror's Letter to UNDP, confirming Interest and Availability, which you must accomplish and submit to UNDP; •P11, CV; and •The Individual Contract and its General Terms and Conditions, which you would be expected to sign in the event you are the selected Offeror in this procurement process. Interested applicants with questions regarding this assignment should send them in writing to: ayna.allaberdyeva@undp.org and gulnara.annaberdiyeva@undp.org |
