WWF-Caucasus Programme Office has received financing from the World Bank (through WWF International) toward the cost of the regional Program European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI) East Countries Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (FLEG) II, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting (assisting) services. The FLEG2 program is financially supported by the European Commission and Austrian Development Agency (ADA). This component is supported by the ADA.

The service involves assisting the Consultant who will conduct a full-scale TEEB (The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity) study for the forestry sector of Ajara Autonomous Republic, Georgia. Two experts will be hired - one Senior Assisting Specialist and the other - Assisting Specialist. The overall duration of the assignment is approximately eight calendar months, including weekends and holiday period(s). The number of net working days within this period, required for the completion of the assignment, will depend on the schedule of work of the consultant mentioned above. The expected time of commencement of the service is August 2015. Additional details are given in the two Terms of Reference - one for Senior Assisting Specialist and the other - for Assisting Specialist.

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