Proyecto Nov, 2022 - Dec, 2024

AFRIPAC: Effective plastic treaty capacity building: Africa and African SIDS

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Visión general y objetivos

As the world works toward an international, legally binding instrument on plastics, IUCN and GRID-Arendal, through generous Norad support, are helping empower five African nations´ negotiations for a strong global treaty.

>>> IUCN is calling for consultants to support AFRIPAC work in Cabo Verde, Guinea Bissau, Senegal, and Sao Tome & Principe. See below for details.

Summary:
This project addresses (a) global commitments to end plastic pollution strengthened (b) national action plans and policy strengthened and (c) strengthening the global policy links to the national and…
This project addresses (a) global commitments to end plastic pollution strengthened (b) national action plans and policy strengthened and (c) strengthening the global policy links to the national and regional instruments to prevent marine litter by ensuring they are in sync with each other.
Objective:
Target States and Stakeholders play an active role in Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) negotiations process for the Global Plastics Treaty. Plastic pollution mitigation processes…
Target States and Stakeholders play an active role in Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) negotiations process for the Global Plastics Treaty.
Plastic pollution mitigation processes of Target States integrate Circular Economy (CE) principles in Waste Management (WM) practices.
Synergies developed and improved collaboration with other organisations funded by Norad and associated plastic pollution networks.
Effective Project Management through Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning

Miembros y socios

GRID-Arendal,
IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law 2021-2025

Gracias a nuestros donantes

Do you have a passion for promoting sustainable practices and protecting the environment? 

 

IUCN, in collaboration with Grid Arendal, is seeking consultants to  support us in delivering Effective Capacity Building for the Global Plastics Treaty in Africa, generously supported by Norad. 

 

We are searching for talented individuals to conduct an analysis of legislative and institutional framework and plastics policy effectiveness assessment for several African countries, including Senegal, Sierra Leone, Guinea Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe, and Cabo Verde.

 

Our goal is to produce a comprehensive report with actionable strategies for enhancing legislative and institutional frameworks surrounding plastics, while promoting circular economy principles and aligning with global standards for ecological stewardship.

 

As a consultant, you will utilize various sources and engage with stakeholders such as civil society organizations, government officials, private sector entities, and consumer groups, to gather valuable insights and contribute to the development of policy recommendations.

 

See the documents below for details of the work and skills required...

 

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