Rwanda: GHG Data Analyst Consultant at GGGI – Global Green Growth Institute: (Deadline 5 October 2022)
Based in Seoul, The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is an intergovernmental organization founded to support and promote an economic growth model known as “green growth,” which targets key aspects of economic performance such a poverty reduction, job creation, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability. GGGI works with countries around the world, building their capacity and working collaboratively on green growth policies that can impact the lives of millions. The organization partners with countries, multilateral institutions, government bodies, and the private sector to help build economies that grow strongly and are more efficient and sustainable in the use of natural resources, less carbon-intensive, and more resilient to climate change.
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE
The Global Green Growth Institute seeks to engage a long-term consultant for the Waste to Resources project, which seeks to increase waste valorization through circular economy approaches and improve upon the sustainability of solid waste management practices in Rwanda. The consultant will be required to employ the latest tools and methodologies for determining and monitoring GHG emissions both at the sector level for waste and at the project level. Responsibilities of the consultant are to include:
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- Analyse and refine the baseline of GHG emissions from the Nduba landfill site.
- Provide input into data collection tools developed for monitoring waste streams entering Nduba landfill site.
- Review data collected from Nduba.
- Develop scenarios for GHG emissions reduction (BAU vs Project Impact).
- Develop a project tool and protocol for analyzing and calculating greenhouse gas emissions for solid waste management
- Train staff and relevant stakeholders on the use of the tool and protocol
- Monitor, track, and analyze data for GHG emissions for project pilot projects.
SCOPE OF WORK
This assignment will include: (i) review and analysis of relevant existing data, baseline GHG estimates, and identify data gaps; (ii) provide recommendations and provide feedback on data collection tools; (iii) review, refine, and analyze GHG emissions reduction scenarios; and (iv) develop GHG emission estimates for each pilot project and intervention implemented as a result of the project.
DETAILED TASK DESCRIPTION
The consultant will support analysis of GHG emissions connected to the baseline data from the Nduba landfill site, provide input into data gaps and data collection tools, provide detailed scenarios of GHG emissions reduction (and provide full explanation of the methodology used), and produce similar analyses of each intervention (and comparison against GHG emissions).
(Component A): Analysis of baseline data for Nduba landfill site
i) Review, analyze, and refine existing baseline data. Recommend methodology for assessing scenarios and proposed interventions.
ii) Support the development of data collection tools, identify data gaps, and provide technical assistance to the local efforts to collect data from the Nduba landfill site.
iii) Collection of data from Nduba landfill site, assessment of potential scenarios, and provide recommendations on cost effectiveness per tCO2eq for each intervention proposed.
iv) Assess each pilot project for estimated GHG emission reduction.
v) Analyze GHG emissions reduced as a result of project interventions.
The outputs of this work will include: (i) baseline data on GHG emissions from the Nduba landfill site; (ii) identification of data gaps and refinement of data collection tools; and (iii) an analysis report on the GHG emissions from the site; (iv) provide input and assessment of potential interventions and pilot projects at the site; (v) a report on GHG emissions baseline, scenarios, and projections with full explanation of the methodology used.
(Component B): E-waste GHG Emissions Analysis in both City of Kigali and Secondary Cities
i) Review and refine baseline data on e-waste treatment GHG emissions reductions.
ii) Support the development of data collection tools and monitoring and evaluation framework for GHG emissions from e-waste interventions.
iii) Analyse GHG emission reduced as a result of project interventions.
The outputs of this work will include: (i) review and refinement of baseline GHG emission estimates, scenarios, and projections; (ii) input into the development of data collection and monitoring and evaluation tools for GHG emissions from e-waste; and iii) analysis and report of GHG emissions reduced against baseline data as a result of interventions from the project.
(Component C): Capacity Building
i) Present the findings of Component A and B to key stakeholders.
ii) Provide training on GHG emissions analysis from waste to key Government of Rwanda stakeholders.
The outputs of this work will include: (i) a powerpoint presentation of the findings from the baseline scenarios, data gaps, GHG emissions reduction at Nduba landfill, GHG emissions reduction due to increased e-waste collection; (ii) input into the development of capacity building tools; iii) support training and workshops on the selected methodology of assessment GHG emission reduction from waste; and (iv) sharing of all raw data and models developed related to the project and data analysis.
EXPERTISE REQUIRED
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- University degree (Master’s Degree or PhD) in environmental science, Environmental Management, industrial/chemical engineering, industrial chemistry, statistics, or closely related discipline from a recognized university.
- At least 5 years’ experience with GHG accounting systems and in assessing the environmental impacts of climate change in developing countries, transactions (different types of emission units), verification protocol etc
- Minimum 10 years of working experience in Waste, Environment, Circular Economy, and/or Sustainable Development.
- Proven understanding of climate and mitigation outcome reporting procedures
- Demonstrated ability to develop GHG tools and databases to track mitigation outcomes
- Fluent in English (oral and written)
- Knowledge of the environmental issues in Rwanda is an added value
- Previous experience in national communications is an added value
- Good understanding of climate change and sustainable development issues
EVALUATION CRITERIA
1. Technical proposal evaluation
Candidates that meet the minimum level of education and relevant years of experience requirements will be considered for the technical evaluation. The technical evaluation will include a desk review to select the shortlisted candidates which will be followed by interviews for those selected.
The selection of the best offer from the shortlisted candidates will be based on a combined scoring method, where the technical evaluation (desk review and interview) will be weighted a maximum of 70 points and combined with the price offer which will be weighted a maximum of 30 points.
The 70 points rating will be based on how well the offer or meets the minimum qualifications/capabilities as described above in scope and task description sections.
The technical evaluation will be based on the following criteria with the corresponding points (out of 70 points):
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- Understanding of the Scope of work, comprehensiveness of the methodology/approach, and organization and completeness of the proposal (15 points)
- At least a master’s degree in a relevant field such as degree in environmental science, Environment management, statistics, or related field (10 points)
- Proven experience of at least 5 years with GHG accounting systems and in assessing the environmental impacts of climate change in developing countries, transactions (different types of emission units) and verification protocol (20 points)
- Proven understanding of climate and mitigation outcome reporting procedures (15 points)
- Demonstrated ability to develop GHG MRV tools and databases to track mitigation outcomes (10 points)
Notes: Only candidates obtaining a minimum of 49 points (70% of the total technical proposal points) on the technical evaluation will be considered for the financial evaluation.
2. Financial Proposal evaluation
The financial evaluation (30 points maximum). The maximum score for the financial component is 20 points. The maximum score shall be allocated to the lowest priced Proposal.
All other Proposals shall receive points in inverse proportion according to the following formula: p = y * (x / z)
where: p = points for the financial Proposal being evaluated.
y = maximum number of points for the financial Proposal.
x = price of the lowest priced Proposal.
z = price of the Proposal being evaluated.
Note: Applicants are instructed to submit their daily rate financial proposals in USD. The financial proposal should be all inclusive and include breakdown. The term all-inclusive means all costs (professional fees, travel related expenses, communications, utilities, consumables, insurance that could possibly be incurred by the Contractor are already factored into the financial proposal.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications which should include the following:
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- Detailed Curriculum Vitae
- Cover letter
- Proposal for implementing the assignment (approaches how the scope and detailed tasks will be handled)
- Financial proposal all-inclusive in daily rate USD. One page (in either word format or PDF) with cost breakdown as described above
- Timeline of selection: The position will be posted for 7 days. The selection process will be concluded in 30 days from the initial posting of the position depending on the applications received.
Date to close is Korean Standard Time (KST). Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered Application.
Cover Letter, and CV must be sent in English.
A consortium, or a firm may not be engaged for the individual consultant assignment.
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