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I. Background The "Integrated Approach in Management of Major Biodiversity Corridors in the Philippines" or BD Corridor is a development cooperation between the Government of the Philippines and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) funded through a grant from the UNDP - Global Environment Facility (GEF) with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) as the lead implementing agency. The project aims to operationalize the integrated management of biodiversity corridors to generate multiple benefits including effective conservation of globally threatened species and high conservation value forests. The Project covers two (2) biodiversity corridors located in Mindoro and Eastern Mindanao that will benefit 15,000 households. Component 1: Effective coordination and governance framework for integrated ecosystem management in the Philippines biodiversity corridors system; Component 2: Application of integrated network design and management of biodiversity corridors to ensure continued stability and sustainability of their biological, ecosystem services and socio-economic conservation values; Component 3: Community-based sustainable use and management systems in the two pilot biodiversity corridor systems in the Philippines; and Component 4: Knowledge management, gender mainstreaming, learning, monitoring and evaluation. To ensure the full participation of the NPMU project staff during the discussion and ensure the smooth flow of proceedings, it is proposed that a documenter be engaged for this activity. The Documenter will prepare a detailed National Inception Report "Integrated Approach in Management of Major Biodiversity Corridors in the Philippines" BD Corridor Project TERMS OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTER The Biodiversity Management Bureau (B M B) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources intends to engage the services of a Documenter for the National Inception Workshop of the BD Corridor Project Date:November 25-26,2021 Approved Budget Costs : PhP42,000.00

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I. Background

The "Integrated Approach in Management of Major Biodiversity Corridors in the Philippines"or BD Corridor is a development cooperation between the Government of the Philippines

and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) funded through a grant from theUNDP - Global Environment Facility (GEF) with the Department of Environment and NaturalResources (DENR) as the lead implementing agency.

The project aims to operationalize the integrated management of biodiversity corridors to

generate multiple benefits including effective conservation of globally threatened speciesand high conservation value forests. The Project covers two (2) biodiversity corridorslocated in Mindoro and Eastern Mindanao that will benefit 15,000 households.

Component 1: Effective coordination and governance framework for integratedecosystem management in the Philippines biodiversity corridors

system;Component 2: Application of integrated network design and management of

biodiversity corridors to ensure continued stability and sustainabilityof their biological, ecosystem services and socio-economicconservation values;

Component 3: Community-based sustainable use and management systems in the two

pilot biodiversity corridor systems in the Philippines; andComponent 4: Knowledge management, gender mainstreaming, learning, monitoring

and evaluation.

To ensure the full participation of the NPMU project staff during the discussion and ensurethe smooth flow of proceedings, it is proposed that a documenter be engaged for this activity.The Documenter will prepare a detailed National Inception Report

"Integrated Approach in Management of Major Biodiversity Corridors in thePhilippines"

BD Corridor Project

TERMS OF REFERENCEDOCUMENTER

The Biodiversity Management Bureau (B M B) of the Department of Environment and NaturalResources intends to engage the services of a Documenter for the National InceptionWorkshop of the BD Corridor Project

Date:November 25-26,2021

Approved Budget Costs : PhP42,000.00

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II.Inception Workshop Objectives

This National Inception Workshop will be held on November 25-26 and is organized withthe following objectives:

•Review and validate the project's Results Framework (indicators, targets, means of

verification, assumptions);•Review and finalize the Multi-year Workplan;

•Review and finalize the project's first Annual Work Plan (AWP) for 2021 - 2022.!• Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the project teams, including reporting lines,

stakeholder engagement strategies and conflict resolution mechanisms, supportservices and complementary responsibilities of the UNDP;

III.Scope of Work

;The Documenter shall take note of major discussions and agreements of the workshop.

;Specifically:

i1Actual Activity (16 hours)

3.1Produce a detailed documentation report (including photodocs, recording,etc) highlights of actions, and agreements of the workshop with finalized

Documents:a.Multi-Year Work Planb.Annual Work Planc.Logical Framework

3.2Compile all presentations of participants and consolidate agreements duringdiscussions to serve as annexes to the proceedings.

3.3Work closely with the Workshop Facilitator for the details of the Workshop.

Post Activity (12 hours)3.3 Prepare and submit the National Inception Report in coordination with BMB

thru BD Corridor National Project Management Unit and Workshop Facilitator.Please refer to Attached template for reference.

IV.Qualifications and Requirements

•At least with a bachelor's degree in natural resource management development

studies or any other related fields.

•Has documented at least four (4) UNDP or Foreign Assisted Projects Workshops

•Has at least five (5) years of experience working in the development sector•With prior experience working with culturally diverse groups•Proficient in English and Filipino Languages

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Project ManagementActivity 4.3.3

(IA Code 2472)

Component/ Activity

DATU TUNGKO M SAIKOLBMB Director, and National Project Director

Project Manager andDirector, BMB

Review and

approval required

50%

50%

Percent

14 days after theWorkshop

7 days after theworkshop

Target dates

Submission of theFinal InceptionReport

Submission of InitialDraft of InceptionReport

Deliverables/Outputs

V.Institutional Arrangement

The Documenter shall work closely with the BMB through the National Project ManagementUnit for progress and updates on the engagement, and shall document the actual conduct ofthe Workshop.

All submissions for the release of each tranche shall have a hard and soft copy of thedocuments. The final report will be reviewed by the NPMU, with inputs from the WorkshopFacilitator and BMB, which will provide comments to, acceptance and endorsement of thereport.

VI.Expected Outputs and Deliverables

The approved budget for this engagement is PhP42,000. Payment shall be made inaccordance with the following deliverables:

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Inception Workshop Report Template (Inception Workshop Guide)

1.Introduction (max 1 page)Briefly explain what the project is about^ what is the purpose of the Inception Workshop and thepurpose of the Inception report.

2.Project overview (max 2 pages)Briefly explain project objective, project components and outcomes.Briefly explain important project milestones.

3.Progress during Inception period (max 2 pages)Any progress related to hiring of project personnel, stakeholder discussions, cooperationagreements for pilots, composition of the National Project Board and any recommendations fromPSC meetings, and other relevant information.

4.Situation Analysis: (max 3 pages)Are the assumptions underpinning the project design all made explicit and are they still valid?Is the project strategy adequate and fully supported by the (Government) stakeholders?Are there alternative approaches and/or workarounds to reach the project objective?Are there new threats/risks that may affect the relevance and viability of the project?Are there new opportunities and synergies the project could benefit from?

5.Overview of the Project Implementation Process (max 3 pages)Annual Work Plan for the initial year,Project Organization Structure - roles and responsibilities,M&E planning schedule - M&E activities including site visits, NCE VF unit visits, MTR, reviews,schedule of Project Board meetings. As well as confirmation of reporting obligations(PIR/APR/PPR,QPR),Project Risks and risk management - re-assessment of project risk and specification of riskmitigation measures for the first year.

6.Social and environmental safeguardsDescribe the mechanisms for ensuring compliance with UNDP's SES and relevant discussions thattook place during the IW.

7.Gender mainstreaming

Describe the mechanisms for ensuring compliance with Gender Equality Analysis and Action Plan.

8.Stakeholders EngagementDescribe the mechanisms for ensuring compliance with Stakeholder Engagement Policy.

9.Conclusions and recommendations/way forwardThis section should provide a concise summary of highlights of changes and variations in theproject as per each main section from the report.

10.Relevant Annexes