Selection of a Firm for the development of a territorial diagnosis and sustainable development scenarios for the Fouta Djallon Massif (MFD) in Guinea
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Description & Project Overview
REPUBLIC OF GUINEA Ministry of MINES AND GEOLOGY (MMG) MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (MEDD) NATURAL, MINING AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROJECT (PGRNME) CREDIT IDA N° 6885 – GN AND DON IDA N° 8190 -GN REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST SELECTION OF A STUDY OFFICE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED TERRITORIAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE FOUTA DJALLON MASSIF (MFD) IN THE REPUBLIC OF GUINEA SMI No. 15/PGRNME/MEDD/C/2026 End date: November 16, 2026 The Government of the Republic of Guinea received funding from the World Bank to cover the costs of the Natural, Mining and Environmental Resources Management Project (PGRNME), and intends to use part of the amount of this CREDIT IDA N° 6885 – GN and IDA GRANT N° 8190 -GN to make payments for consultancy services for : the selection of a design office for the development of an integrated territorial diagnosis of the Fouta Djallon Massif (MFD) in the Republic of Guinea . Mission Objective The overall objective is to provide the Guinean Government, the National Agency for Integrated Management of the MFD, the UNESCO Task Force and Guinea's partners (particularly at the regional level) with a complete territorial reference framework, based on the consolidation of current knowledge, lessons from the past and oriented towards the future, allowing informed decisions to be made for sustainable development, management and governance of the MFD on the Guinean territory. This framework must meet the requirements for classification as a Biosphere Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, and align with the objectives of sustainable management of transboundary basins, the SDGs, the Kunming-Montreal objectives and the commitments of the Paris Agreement. Specific objectives: Phase 1 – Capitalization of interventions and good practices, focused on the regions targeted by the UNESCO rankings: • Draw up an exhaustive map of the pa