ThaiNGO

The local Firm/institution will be selected for this assignment through a competitive process and will be
expected to deliver on the following:

Task 1: Prepare an Inception Report of this assignment and work plan
 Desktop reviews of relevant documentation and reports prepared by key national consultants
and other relevant concept/theory as following lists:
a) stocktaking assessment,
b) risk and vulnerability and climate change project/modelling and climate information system,
c) report of capacity need assessment and barrier analysis to implementation of national
adaptation plan including gap and barriers analysis,
d) gender action plan
e) the global NAP-Ag programme (under UNDP) developed a “Toolkit for value chain analysis
and market development integrating climate resilience and gender responsiveness”
f) report of of relevant development plans and regulations screened to identify entry points
for capacity development.
 Review institutional and policy framework for marine and coastal resources management and
climate change adaptation at national and sub-national levels of Thailand.
 Synthesize results/findings of reviewed reports/document to prepare an inception report,
summary, the scope and workplan of the assignment, detailed methodology of organizing:
1) Preparation of training material tailored to the needs and identified capacities of key
stakeholders of priority sectors and organize 3 climate finance workshops for 150 key
stakeholders.
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2) 4-workshop for inclusive, gender- responsive value chain mapping and analysis of key
economic sector stakeholders (public and private) in identified priority sectors (e.g.
tourism, agriculture, fishery) for climate resilient business and value-chain development
3) identifying investment opportunities in climate risk reduction measures and adaptation
related market opportunities and support relevant public and private decision makers in
climate-proofing local supply chains
4) 4-training for 120 private value chain actors (30 participants in each 4 selected
provinces), including vulnerable groups (e.g. women) from local communities, in
identifying investment opportunities in climate risk reduction measures and adaptation
related market opportunities and support relevant public and private decision makers in
climate-proofing local supply chains.
5) 5-day training visit to a selected country in South/ Southeast Asia (South-South
knowledge exchange) which is relevant to climate finance, private value chain and
financial strategy for the implementation and scale-up of the National Adaptation Plan
(NAP) focusing on one relevant priority sector (e.g., tourism, agriculture, fisheries).
6) 5-workshop/ stakeholder consultation to support the integration of identified viable
options and mechanisms to co-finance adaptation, e.g. through public-private
partnerships into the next phase of NAP development.
 

Task 2: Prepare training material tailored to the needs and identified capacities of key stakeholders
(gender inclusion) of priority sectors and organize 3 climate finance workshops for 150 key stakeholders
 Design syllabus of training to train key stakeholders(gender inclusion) of key economic sector
stakeholders (public and private) in identified priority sectors (e.g. tourism, agriculture, fishery)
for climate resilient business and value-chain development in perspective to enhance natural
resource management practices
 Prepare training material, which is both in Thai and English version, tailored to need and identifies
capacities of key stakeholders of priority sectors
 organize 3 climate finance workshops for 150 key stakeholders (gender inclusion) (50 pax per
sector) of key economic sector stakeholders (public and private) in identified priority sectors (e.g.
tourism, agriculture, fishery).
 prepare reports of 3 trainings.

Task 3: prepare and analyse inclusive, gender- responsive value chain mapping of key economic sector
stakeholders (public and private) in identified priority sectors (e.g. tourism, agriculture, fishery) for climate
resilient business and value-chain development
 Review relevant reports as following lists:
a) capacity need assessment and barrier analysis to implementation of national adaptation
plan
b) all relevant deliverables produced by key national consultants of the Project.
 Develop appropriate and detailed methodological tools and timeline for conducting inclusive,
gender-sensitive value chain mapping and analysis
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 Design prospectus and agenda to organize 4 consultation workshops for undertaking 2 inclusive,
gender-responsive value chain mapping and analysis (1- targeting vulnerable groups and gender
advocates)
 Organize 4 consultation workshops based on the designed prospectus and agenda
 Prepare inclusive, gender- responsive value chain mapping and analysis in identified priority
sectors (e.g. tourism, agriculture, fishery) for climate resilient business and value-chain
development including
a) Mapping of productions and services of key economic sectors (agriculture, fisheries, and
tourism)
b) Mapping of existing small-medium enterprises/business of key economic sectors
including identification of potentiality of developing these enterprises/businesses in the
4 selected provinces
c) Marketing and value chain potentiality of three key economic sectors’ productions and
services within and outside local communities, districts in 4 selected provinces
d) Mapping of capacity of the local people/groups/entities to deal about the small-medium
enterprises/business of key economic sectors in the 4 selected provinces
e) Suggestion on good strategies to local people/groups/entities and market and marketing
of key economic sectors’ productions and services in the 4 selected provinces
 Provide report of (a) to (e) including power point presentation both in Thai and English languages.
 Consult with the project manager of GCF-NAP Project Management Unit (PMU), UNDP and ONEP
for technical guidance.

Task 4: organize 4-training for 120 private value chain actors (30 participants in 4 selected provinces),
including vulnerable groups (e.g. women) from local communities, in identifying investment opportunities
in climate risk reduction measures and adaptation related market opportunities and support relevant
public and private decision makers in climate-proofing local supply chains.
 Conduct an identification of investment opportunities in risk reduction measures and adaptation
related market opportunities and support relevant public and private decision makers in climateproofing
local supply chains
 Design prospectus and agenda of the training in closely consult with the project manager and
focal point of ONEP
 Prepare training materials both Thai and English and tools
 Organize and facilitate the training and prepare report of the training and recommendation both
in Thai and English languages.
 Develop report documenting identified investment opportunities and proposed interventions
both in Thai and English languages which will be input of climate finance trainings to the inclusive,
gender-responsive Value Chain Analysis (iVCA) (activity 3.1.19 and 3.2.110) (task 2 and 3).
9 Activity 3.1.1: Provide trainings on climate finance for 150 key economic sector stakeholders (public and private) in identified priority sectors
(e.g. tourism, agriculture, fishery) for climate resilient business and value-chain development in perspective to enhance natural resource
management practices (if eligible the trainings will be jointly provided with national financial institutions), particularly focusing on vulnerable
groups. (e.g. commission consultants; prepare training materials; organise 3 workshops; undertake 2 value chain mapping and analyses)
10 Activity 3.2.1Train 120 private value chain actors (30 participants in 4 zones), including vulnerable groups (e.g. women) from local communities,
in identifying investment opportunities in risk reduction measures and adaptation related market opportunities and support relevant public and
private decision makers in climate-proofing local supply chains (collaborate with local private actors, e.g. financial institutions, where applicable).
The trainings will provide inputs to the inclusive, gender-responsive Value Chain Analysis (iVCA) (activity 3.1.1 and 3.2.1). (e.g. commission
consultants; organise trainings; develop report documenting identified investment opportunities and proposed interventions)
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Task 5: organize and facilitate 5-day training visit to a selected country in South/ Southeast Asia (South-South knowledge exchange) which is relevant to climate finance, private value chain and financial strategy for the implementation and scale-up of the NAP focusing on one relevant priority sector (e.g., tourism, agriculture, fisheries) including cost estimation of the training
 Recommend targeted country for conducting 5-day training visit.
 Design tentative schedule for 5-day training visit from Thailand to targeted country.
 Estimate all costs of 2-bidder’s staff who will travel and facilitate the training in the selected country
 Estimate all costs of the training for 16 pax.
 Provide all logistics arrangement from Airport-Hotel-training venue
 Provide report of the training and key lesson-learned.
Task 6: organize and facilitate 5 workshops/ stakeholder consultations to support the integration of identified viable options and mechanisms to co-finance adaptation, e.g. through public-private partnerships into the next phase of NAP development.
 Design prospectus and agenda of the workshops in closely consult with the project manager and focal point of ONEP
 Prepare workshops materials both Thai and English and tools
 Organize and facilitate the training and prepare report of the workshops and recommendation both in Thai and English languages.

 Develop report documenting identified viable options and mechanisms to co-finance adaptation into the next phase of NAP development both in Thai and English languages.

Click on the link to apply:   https://procurement-notices.undp.org/view_notice.cfm?notice_id=93962