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Southern Kenya Wildlife Population Abundance Trends Analysis

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2024年11月26日	--	--	英语 (English) 中文

Published date: 26 November 2024

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Contract summary

Industry

Data analysis services - 72316000

Research and experimental development services - 73100000

Research and development consultancy services - 73200000

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Environmental issues consultancy services - 90713000

Location of contract

United Kingdom, Kenya, Tanzania

Value of contract

£0

Procurement reference

WWF/CF25/004

Published date

26 November 2024

Closing date

10 December 2024

Closing time

11pm

Contract start date

16 December 2024

Contract end date

31 May 2025

Contract type

Service contract

Procedure type

Competitive quotation (below threshold)

What is a competitive quotation (below threshold)?

The buyer selects a group of potential suppliers to invite to tender.

This procedure can be used for procurements below the relevant contract value threshold.

Contract is suitable for SMEs?

Yes

Contract is suitable for VCSEs?

Yes

Description

Please read ToR for full details.

REQUIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE OF THE CONSULTANT
Essential:
The consultant will have direct access to and use of substantive historical wildlife population survey data for southern Kenya for a wide range of medium and large bodied mammal species. Other species of interest may also be included such as vultures. WWF will not provide the wildlife population data. Data should span roughly 10 years. You should have permission to use the data as per the project requirements.
Expertise and a clear track record in biostatistical analysis and modeling of wildlife population trends and dynamics, that can be evidenced through publications and/or reports.
Familiarity with the underlying approaches to developing a wildlife population abundance trend analysis, using similar methods to the LPI methodology.

Highly desirable
Ability to present project findings to WRTI (Wildlife Research and Training Institute) in Kenya.
An already established working relationship with WRTI.