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GH-MOFA/TCDA-562972-CS-INDV

Environmental Specialist – Ghana Tree Crop Diversification Project

Ministry of Food and Agriculture/Tree Crop Development Authority

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Basic information

Reference number
GH-MOFA/TCDA-562972-CS-INDV
Government level
international
Solicitation type
Professional & Consulting Services
Title
Environmental Specialist – Ghana Tree Crop Diversification Project
Source ID
OP00468916

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Summary

The Ghana Tree Crop Diversification Project (GTCDP), funded by a US$200 million World Bank IDA credit, seeks an Environmental Specialist to provide technical leadership on environmental and climate safeguards. The specialist will report to the Project Coordinator and ensure all project activities comply with Ghanaian environmental requirements and the World Bank Environmental and Social Framework (ESF). Key responsibilities include implementing and monitoring environmental, social, and occupational health and safety instruments (ESMF, IPMP, LMP, SEP, ESCP), conducting environmental and social impact assessments, and advising the Project Implementation Unit on regulatory compliance across cocoa, coconut, cashew, and rubber value chains.

Description

THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE (MOFA) TREE CROP DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (TCDA) GHANA TREE CROP DIVERSIFICATION PROJECT(GTCDP) REFERENCE: GH-MOFA/TCDA-562972-CS-INDV REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANT SELECTION – RECRUITMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST BACKGROUNDThe Government of Ghana has secured a US$200 million World Bank IDA credit to implement the six-year Ghana Tree Crop Diversification Project (TCDP). The Project seeks to improve economic,...

Dates

Publication
2026/09/15 12:00:00 AM UTC
Closing date
2026/09/25 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Professional & Consulting Services

Source: World Bank

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