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The KAZA TFCA Secretariat invites applications from qualified consultants to support the Integrated Development Planning (IDP) process under the KAZA Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) initiative.
The Secretariat seeks to engage one consultant in each of the five KAZA TFCA Partner States: Angola * Botswana * Namibia * Zambia * Zimbabwe.
This IDP process is supported through the European Union’s NaturAfrica initiative, a Global Gateway flagship programme investing across the SADC region to advance biodiversity conservation, strengthen transboundary governance, and improve livelihoods for communities living within and around TFCAs. In KAZA specifically, the EU has committed €5 million over four years under its “Green Growth for KAZA” project, implemented by the KAZA Secretariat in partnership with WWF and the Sustainable Finance Coalition, aimed at promoting green growth, sustainable livelihoods, and stronger transboundary governance across the KAZA landscape.
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Type: contract
Location: Gaborone
Category: Consulting
Closing Date: 2026-06-05
Key Responsibilities
Review relevant country-specific advertisements and Terms of Reference for detailed information on the scope of work.
Requirements
Review relevant country-specific advertisements and Terms of Reference for detailed information on qualifications and application requirements.
How to Apply
Application Deadline: 05 June 2026 at 17:00 CAT.Access the Terms of Reference here:drive.google.comScan the QR code to find out more!
About the CompanyHeadquartered in Kasane, Botswana, the KAZA TFCA Secretariat is the central coordinating body for the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area. This regional initiative spans five Southern African countries, with the Secretariat dedicated to fostering sustainable development, biodiversity conservation, and responsible tourism across the vast KAZA landscape. From its strategic base in Botswana, the Secretariat facilitates transboundary collaboration among partner states, working to implement the KAZA TFCA Treaty for ecological integrity and shared economic benefits. Its vital work involves supporting wildlife management, developing essential tourism infrastructure, and empowering local communities, reinforcing Botswana’s crucial role in regional conservation efforts.Coordinating sustainable conservation and tourism across KAZA TFCA from Botswana.View all jobs at this company →