Recruitment of an international consultant for a tandem supporting the development of an integrated, human-centered and national-territory Multi-Hazard Early Warning System (SAPMA) in Madagascar
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Description & Project Overview
PRIMATURE ---------- PREVENTION AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUPPORT CELL (CPGU) --------- REGIONAL PROJECT FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE PRRC (P180171, IDA No. 7326-MG) --------- REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST RECRUITMENT OF A CONSULTANT INTERNATIONAL FOR THE DIAGNOSTIC MISSION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL ROADMAP FOR A MULTI-HAZARD EARLY WARNING SYSTEM (SAPMA) IN MADAGASCAR FRIEND N°00 8-2026/CI054/CPGU/PRRC Ref STEP : MD-CPGU-CI054 Shipping date : October 26, 2026 The Government of the Republic of Madagascar has received a financing credit of 28 million USD from the International Development Association (IDA) to cover the cost of the Regional Climate Resilience Project (PRRC) and intends to use part of the sums granted to make payments for the recruitment of an international consultant for the diagnostic mission and development of the national roadmap for a Multi-Hazard Early Warning system (SAPMA) to Madagascar. Under the technical supervision of the National Bureau of Risk and Disaster Management (BNGRC) and the contractual coordination of the CPGU/PRRC, the international consultant will act as a strategic expert and guarantor of the technical and methodological quality of the mission.
It will provide international comparative expertise, ensure the methodological robustness of the analysis, the consistency of the recommendations with international standards and the consideration of good practices transferable to the Malagasy context, particularly for cyclone and flood hazards. It will intervene in close coordination with the BNGRC, the CPGU and the national consultant, without replacing the daily management of the mission carried out by the latter. The national consultant will be responsible for the daily operational management of the mission. He will be the main technical contact for the BNGRC and the CPGU and will work