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Pakistan Mission Society seeks to engage a qualified consultant or consulting firm to design and deliver participatory training sessions on solid waste management best practices, source segregation, the 5Rs framework (Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose and Recycle), and climate action with focus on mitigation and adaptation strategies. The assignment is part of the Empowering Children as Climate Leaders Through Climate Education project funded by Kinder Missions Werk (KMW) and will be implemented in selected government schools across Lower Kohistan and Kolai Palas in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Training will engage teachers, school children, Green Club members and other community stakeholders with practical, age-appropriate and locally relevant content that translates environmental concepts into actionable measures implementable at school and community levels.
Eligible consultants must possess relevant education in climate change, environmental sciences or equivalent disciplines and hold legal eligibility to provide professional training and consultancy services in Pakistan. A minimum of five years of professional experience in environmental science, environmental management, climate change, natural resource management, education or related development fields is required. Demonstrated expertise in solid waste management, environmental education, climate action, community-based training, and participatory training design for teachers, children and development-sector stakeholders is essential. Fluency in Pashto and Urdu is mandatory; knowledge of local Kohistani languages is preferred. Applicants must demonstrate ability to develop clear, practical and visually engaging training materials with strong communication, facilitation and coordination skills.
Interested applicants should submit cover letter, consultant or firm profile, relevant CVs, technical proposal and financial proposal to the Procurement Manager at House # 333, Street 29, Sector G-14/4, Islamabad via email at tender@pakmissionsociety.org or by mail before 28 September 2026. The technical proposal (70% weightage) should detail understanding of the assignment, methodology, session plans, practical demonstration approach and relevant examples. The financial proposal (30% weightage) must provide itemized professional fees and applicable costs with taxes clearly stated. Payment structure is 30% upon approval of training plan and materials, 70% upon satisfactory completion and final report submission. Total assignment comprises eight working days covering inception, material development, coordination, delivery to approximately 60 participants, and reporting.
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Pakistan Mission Society is procuring consultant services to design and deliver 8 working days of environmental and climate training across Kohistan and Kolai Palas schools.
Scope involves training approximately 60 participants across multiple sessions on SWM, waste segregation, 5Rs and climate action. Notable requirements include mandatory fluency in Pashto/Urdu plus local languages, participatory methodology with practical demonstrations, and material development for both teachers and children. Evaluation heavily weighted toward climate/SWM experience (20%) and participatory training in school settings (15%). Payment structure front-loads 30% on materials approval, suggesting emphasis on pre-delivery content quality.
Who can bid: Consultant or consulting firm must have relevant education in climate change or environmental sciences; legal eligibility to provide professional services in Pakistan; minimum 5 years experience in environmental/climate/development fields; demonstrated expertise in SWM, environmental education and community training. Fluency in Pashto and Urdu required; Kohistani language knowledge preferred. Typically, registration with relevant Pakistani professional bodies and NTN may be required for service provision.