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Assessment of Community-Driven Carbon Market Governance, Safeguards and Benefit Sharing Mechanisms
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ACARES-Kenya Phase II advances agroecology as a farmer-led climate action pathway while strengthening community safeguards and evidence-based advocacy. The project builds on Phase I learning that farmers and community groups need accessible information and practical tools to engage in emerging climate-finance and carbon-market processes from an informed, rights-based position.
Outcome 3 focuses on strengthening the knowledge and agency of smallholder farmers, pastoralists and civil society organisations on Kenya’s carbon-market governance and community safeguards. The consultancy will build on the communities’ existing experience with carbon-market projects and carbon-related initiatives, including Shompole Group Ranch and Oldonyonyoike Group Ranch in Kajiado and Kimaeti farmers in Bungoma. The process will help communities understand the national requirements that affect them, relate those requirements to what is already happening on the ground, and identify gaps in information, participation, safeguards, and benefit-sharing.
Applications should be submitted electronically to:
Primary email: procurement@pacja.org
Copy: kpcg@pacja.org;
Application deadline: 11th September 2026 COB
RFP: Web Development Consultancy
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KPCG seeks a qualified web development consultant or firm to design, develop, deploy, host and support a modern, secure, responsive and content-rich website that serves as the organisation’s primary digital platform for institutional visibility, climate-governance knowledge, member engagement, programme communication, policy resources and public outreach.
The website should be comparable in depth and dynamism to the functional experience of the reference site provided by KPCG (ACV Press), particularly its modular homepage, frequently updated content, event/coverage sections, multimedia presentation, resource visibility, partner display and contentauthoring workflows. The KPCG site must, however, have an original architecture, visual identity and user journey tailored to a national climate-governance membership platform.
Applications should be submitted electronically to:
Primary email: procurement@pacja.org
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Application deadline: 15 September 2026, Close of Business (COB)
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Proposals must be received by 19th May 2026, 5:00 PM East African Time.
Late submissions will not be considered. Incomplete proposals will be disqualified.
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Development of a Digital NDC Tracking Tool for the Water and Waste Management Sectors in Kenya
The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES-Kenya), the Civil Society Urban Development Platform (CSDUP), and the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) (hereafter referred to as the Consortium) have received funding from the European Union (EU) to implement a project NDCICI CSO/2024/453-375 (PC-36593) “SCEJU: Strengthening Civil Society Engagement for a Just and Sustainable Urbanization.” SCEJU, a 3-year project will be implemented in three counties of Kenya: Kisumu, Nakuru and Makueni. Download and Read More: TOR
How to apply
Interested candidates should submit:
- A technical proposal (not more than 10 pages) outlining the approach and methodology with detailed curriculum vitae(s) included in the annex
- A financial proposal including all costs
Please send the application materials in PDF format, electronically, using the subject line: NDC Tracking Tool Development by 5pm East African Time on Friday 29th August 2025 to Hope Okuthe email: hope.okuthe@pacja.org
Title: “Advancing Agroecology, Carbon Market Safeguards, and Climate Finance Integration for Livelihood and Food Systems Resilience”
Scope: Consultancy on Assessment of Agroecological Priorities, Carbon Market Safeguards, Climate Finance Mapping, and Development of Training Manual & Advocacy Plan for Bungoma and Machakos Counties
Project: Advocacy for Integration of Agroecology in Climate Action for Agriculture and Food Systems (AI-CARs)
Commissioned by: Kenya Platform for Climate Governance (KPCG) – a platform of PACJA
Duration: 15 August 2025 – 30 October 2025
Location: Bungoma and Machakos Counties, and Nairobi Kenya
Qualified consortia are invited to submit:
- Technical proposal (max 15 pages)
- Financial proposal (inclusive of all taxes/logistics)
- CVs of core experts
- Two sample reports/manuals from similar work
- Three referees of similar work undertaken
Deadline: 5 August 2025 – 5:00 PM EAT
Submit to: kpcg@pacja.org copy procurement@pacja.org
Subject line: “Agroecology + Carbon Safeguards Consortium Bid – Bungoma & Machakos”
Terms Of Reference For The End-Term Evaluation of the AACJ Program
The Mid-Term Review (MTR) evaluation of the AACJ project, conducted in 2023, provided an in-depth evaluation of the project’s progress, relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability up to its midpoint. The review emphasized the program’s success in amplifying African voices, particularly those of women, youth, and local communities, to advance climate justice. It highlighted the development of strong climate justice narratives, increased capacities of civil society organizations, and enhanced political will for policy advocacy. However, the MTR also identified critical areas for improvement, including the need for a robust sustainability strategy, stronger partnerships, and better integration of cross-cutting issues such as gender, safeguarding, and locally led action. This End-Term Evaluation will build on the findings and recommendations of the MTR to assess the project’s final outcomes and provide actionable insights for future programming. The MTR report will be provided to the consultant as listed project documents in Annex 4 of the Annexes section.
The prospective consultant/s is expected to submit detailed technical and financial (itemized) proposals to; recruitment@pacja.org with a copy to info@pacja.org by close of business 11th April, 2025
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Terms of Reference: Final Evaluation of Swedish Support to Pan Africa Climate Justice Alliance
1. Background
The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) provided financial core support to the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) within the framework of the Swedish Regional Strategy for Africa since 2012. PACJA is a continental coalition of civil society organizations in the African continent, brought together by a common goal of promoting and advocating for climate-friendly and equity-based development. Pursuant to continued Partnership between PACJA and Government of Sweden through Sida, and Swedish Government’s regional strategy as well as PACJA’s strategic plan 2021 – 2025, the Alliance submitted another Project proposal entitled, “Galvanizing and Unifying Africa’s Action for Resilient Development in the era of the Pandemic (Guard-Africa) which is a three-year project commencing January 2022 to December 2024. This project builds on the effort to entrench civil society as a central pillar in NDCs implementation in countries, intergovernmental processes and regionally.
Guard-Africa aims to be a transformative catalyst in Africa’s conversations on NDCs and overall climate action drawing from its convening power and grassroots mobilization, through bottom-up, Community-driven policy choices. The project aims to enhance the capacity of Designated National Platforms (DNPs) as central pillars of climate action at the national level to influence global, and regional institutions towards the fulfilment of Climate change commitments including the Paris Agreement, the NDCs and ongoing initiatives in Africa, particularly under the ClimDev Initiative. It is also supporting DNPs and dedicated Initiatives to contribute to other related processes such as the African Ministerial Conference on Environment (AMCEN), the RECs’ climate Strategy and policy processes; and frameworks and strategies to address national climate change challenges by various countries.
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