BTDC-ID: 41339 CLOSING DATE: 07-Sep-2026 Announcement Positions National Consultant on Agroforestry Development and Community Agroforestry National Consultant on Ecotourism Assessment and Green Destination Handbook Development National Consultant on Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs), Sustainable Livelihoods and Market Development Contact Details OFFICE ADDRESS Morodok Techo Building, Lot 503, Sangkat Tonle Basak, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia CONTACT NAME Restoring Ecosystems for Sustainable EMAIL TO: info@camclimate.org.kh TO: chrunnaren@yahoo.com Announcement Description The Tonle Sap Basin (TSB), encompassing 85,790 km² across seven provinces in Cambodia, is home to approximately 4 million people, many of whom rely on the basin’s rich biodiversity and ecosystem services for their livelihoods. However, the region faces severe environmental degradation, with over 1.7 million hectares of forest lost between 2006 and 2022 due to illegal logging, agricultural expansion, infrastructure development, and climate change. This degradation threatens biodiversity, ecosystem services, and the cultural heritage of the area, including the Angkor Archaeological Area. Despite government efforts—such as logging bans, protected area expansion, and reforestation targets—underlying socio-economic drivers of deforestation persist. These include poverty, unsustainable agricultural practices, weak governance, and limited financial and institutional capacity. The degradation has disproportionately impacted vulnerable groups, including women and Indigenous Peoples, who depend heavily on natural resources. The Steung Siem Reap (SSR) watershed, which includes Phnom Kulen National Park and flows into Tonle Sap Lake, has been identified as a flagship site for restoration due to its ecological, cultural, and economic significance. The area is also central to Cambodia’s tourism industry and holds spiritual importance for the Khmer people. Project Objectives The overarching objective of the ERIP is to generate climate, environmental, and socio-economic benefits at scale by enabling integrated, collaborative management of degraded watershed systems in the Tonle Sap Basin. This includes: Restoring ecosystem functionality and biodiversity conservation. Enhancing community livelihoods and resilience to climate change. Promoting sustainable land and water uses mechanisms. Contributing to Cambodia’s national and international environmental commitments. The Project is seeking for qualified, talented, and result-oriented candidates to fill the positions: Announcement Positions National Consultant on Agroforestry Development and Community Agroforestry Apply Now WORKPLACE CIRCUMSTANCES ENVIRONMENT: Office LANGUAGES: English, Khmer LOCATION: Phnom Penh POSITION CIRCUMSTANCES CAREER CATEGORY: Advisor / Individual Consultant, Agriculture

• Forestry, Resources & Environment, Agriculture SCHEDULE: Short-term SALARY: N/A POSITION SUMMARY Reports to: Project Manager Contract Type: Individual Contractor (IC) Classified Level: Officer Duration: 25 days Duty Station: Phnom Penh, with frequent travels to project sites Purpose of the Assignment The overall purpose of the consultancy is to provide technical support to ERIP Cambodia for the planning, design, demonstration and adoption of diversified community agroforestry systems in priority areas of the Steung Siem Reap (SSR) Watershed, contributing directly to Outcome 4 and Output 4.2. The consultant will assess site-specific agroforestry opportunities and constraints, develop appropriate and diversified agroforestry models, strengthen the capacity of PDoAFF extension officers and local partners, establish community-based demonstration and training plots, and support farmers in Zones 4, 5 and 6 to adopt suitable agroforestry practices. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Specific Objectives Assess agroforestry opportunities and constraints in priority agricultural landscapes of the SSR Watershed, particularly in Zones 4, 5 and 6. Identify and design appropriate, diversified agroforestry systems based on local farming systems, soil, topography, water availability, climate conditions, livelihood needs and market opportunities. Strengthen the technical capacity of PDoAFF extension officers through a training-of-trainers approach so that agroforestry knowledge is retained within the extension system. Establish community agroforestry training and demonstration plots with willing farmers on non-disputed land and use these sites as practical learning platforms for surrounding communities. Support farmers to adopt agroforestry practices on their own farms, including appropriate intercropping, multi-strata and multipurpose tree-based systems. Develop practical recommendations for scaling up community agroforestry and linking agroforestry with NTFPs, livelihoods, value chains, biodiversity conservation, restoration and climate resilience. EXPECTED PROFILE OF CANDIDATES LANGUAGES: Khmer
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