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Consultant Opportunity - Biodiversity Accounting Analyst

Birdlife Middle EastGderot Regional Council, Center District, IsraelNot specifiedContractSeniority: Not specified

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  • Academic degree (or equivalent experience) in sustainable development, bioinformatics, or conservation
  • Demonstrable knowledge of methods/technologies for biodiversity accounting
  • Experience in producing coherent data sets, technical publications and reports
  • Ability to speak and write English fluently
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    Application deadline: Thursday 20 August 2026, 23:59 BST

    Budget: The maximum budget available for the work is € 25,000 euros excluding VAT

    Location: Remote, with occasional attendance at the BirdLife office in Brussels, Belgium as required.

    Duration: 4 months.

    For one of its extractive sector business partnerships, BirdLife Europe and Central Asia is looking for a consultant to complete desktop biodiversity net impact assessments for a global portfolio of extractive sites. Besides the impact assessments, a review of the current methodology is needed, as well as a suggested workflow to ground-truth these desktop assessments and collect feedback from site operations, as well as ways to integrate the results in the business’ database and impact monitoring.

    Expected Deliverables

    • A written report describing and reviewing the current biodiversity net impact assessment.

    • Biodiversity net impact assessments of extractive sites within an existing data set.

    • A document detailing suggested workflows to ground-truth and collect feedback.

    Qualifications Required

    • An academic degree (or equivalent experience) in a topic relevant to sustainable development, bioinformatics or conservation.

    • Demonstrable knowledge of methods/technologies for biodiversity accounting.

    • Experience in producing coherent data sets, technical publications and reports.

    • An understanding of extractive sector operations.

    • An understanding of the biodiversity impact and management of extractive sites.

    • Ability to speak and write English fluently.

    Application Process

    Proposals should be sent to thomas.sebrechts@birdlife.org (by email only) and include the following:

    • A cover letter stating how the consultant(s) meet(s) the required qualifications (max. 1 page)

    • The CV(s) of the person(s) who will be responsible for undertaking the study. In the case that more than one person will conduct the study the role and responsibilities of each individual should be explained.

    • A work plan including a proposed start and end date.

    • A financial proposal in Euros (VAT excluded).

    Payments will be made upon the satisfactory completion and submission of the outputs/deliverables, as outlined in the work contract.

    The price for the tender must be quoted in Euros. Tenderers from countries outside the euro zone must quote their prices in Euros. The price quoted may not be revised in line with exchange rate movements. It is for the tenderer to assume the risks or the benefits deriving from any variation.

    Full Terms Of Reference

    Before submitting the application, please ensure you have read through the full terms of reference here.

    Please do not click apply, all applications must be emailed to thomas.sebrechts@birdlife.org

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