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RE-ADVERTISED: Consultants to map existing governance frameworks and mechanisms
Procurement Process :IC - Individual contractor
Office :UNDP Country Office - VIET NAM
Deadline :13-Oct-22
Posted on :19-Sep-22
Development Area :CONSULTANTS  CONSULTANTS
Reference Number :95798
Link to Atlas Project :
Non-UNDP Project
Documents :
Annex IV- Letter of Interest and Availability
Annex V - Format of Financial offer
Individual Consultant Procurement Notice - 3-220901_rev.1
Overview :

UNDP Vietnam is seeking for 01 International Consultant and 01 National Consultant to to map existing governance frameworks and mechanisms related to the Just Energy Transition in Viet Nam, and to map international experience and good practices related to governance of the energy transition

(Ref. 3-220901)

Mitigating climate change and reaching the global target of the Paris Agreement to limit global warming to preferably a maximum of 1.5 degrees requires significant efforts globally as well as in Viet Nam. As one of the countries most affected by climate change, Viet Nam has seen an increase in the strength and frequency of extreme weather, land erosions and slides, and rising sea levels, impacting particularly the poor, women, children, and ethnic minorities.

UNDP is looking for a team of consultants to assess the existing frameworks, mechanisms and efforts related to the governance elements of the Just Energy Transition, to map international good practices of governance in energy transitions, and to propose a sound governance structure and identify gaps and opportunities for interventions by policymakers and development partners.

The objectives of this assignment are:

  • To map existing national governance frameworks for a Just Energy Transition, particularly related to the closing/repurposing of coal-thermal power plants, including legal and policy frameworks, stakeholders’ landscape along with their interests/influence, multi-level governance arrangements and provide a gap analysis to ensure an effective, transparent, evidence-based, accountable, and participatory transition.
  • To map international experience and good practices related to the governance of the energy transition, at local, provincial, and national levels in country contexts similar to Viet Nam. This includes governance frameworks, measures, and mechanisms, in particular those that relate to the closing/repurposing of coal-thermal power plants, and the impact on the most affected and vulnerable groups, to identify good examples and recommendations for improved governance of the transition.
  • To make concrete recommendations for effective, transparent, evidence-based, accountable, and participatory policymaking and programmatic interventions related to the governance of the transition, for policymakers and development partners.

The numbers of working days of the consultants are as follows:

3-220901-I                   International Consultant to map existing governance frameworks and mechanisms  (estimated 29 working days)

3-220901-N                  National Consultants to map existing governance frameworks and mechanisms (estimated 57 working days)

The selection will be based on a competitive basis and will comply with UNDP procurement regulations. Interested individual consultants must submit the following documents/information (in English, PDF Format):

  1. Curriculum vitae with copies of required certifications;
  2. Signed Letter to UNDP Confirming Interest and Availability (Annex IV) that clearly states which position you are applying for
  3. Required supporting documents as per indicated in the Evaluation criteria (Section 4 of the Individual Consultant Procurement Notice)
  4. Signed Financial Offer (Annex V)

Procurement Notice with enclosed TOR and evaluation criteria as well as Submission forms are in the uploaded files. 

Submissions should be sent by email toluu.ngoc.diep@undp.org no later than the submission deadline.

Submission email should indicate the tender’s reference number with subject line as per instructed. After submitting proposal, bidder should send notification by email (without attachment) to: procurement.vn@undp.org informing that the bidder has submitted proposal. UNDP will not be responsible for the missing of proposal if the bidder does not follow the instructions nor send notification email to above address.

Submission deadline: Thursday, 13 October 2022 (Hanoi time)

Contact person:

Luu Ngoc Diep

Procurement Unit

UNDP Vietnam

304 Kim Ma, Hanoi, Vietnam

Direct: +84 24 38500200

Email: luu.ngoc.diep@undp.org