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(January 21, 2022) Wildlife Conservation Society, Viet Nam Program (WCS) is seeking for a Supplier who provides workshop organizing service in Da Nang city (planned on 10-11 February 2022) with following requirements: 1. Supplier:                                           has at least 3 years of experience in organizing event, workshop. has organized at least 3 workshops with more than 50 partic...

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(January 05, 2022) Position:    Communications Officer Reports to:    Communications Team Leader Supervisor to:    N/A Location:    Ha Noi, Viet Nam Country Program:    WCS Viet Nam Program Team/Division:    Communications Position Type:        Full time Internal liaison:    WCS Viet Nam’s staff Expected travel:    up to 20% Organizat...

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(December 22, 2021) Position: Short-term consultancy Scope of work: Collaboration with the School of Law, Vietnam National University, Ha Noi on the development of two international publications Location(s): Hanoi and some provinces     Background:  Wildlife trafficking is a serious transnational crime that threatens security, economic prosperity, the rule of law, long-standing conser...

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(December 21, 2021) WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY – REQUEST FOR TENDER Development of online training modules to strengthen Government capacity for investigation into transnational wildlife trafficking between Mozambique and Viet Nam Expressions of Interest Deadline: 7th January 2022 Background WCS has worked to strengthen enforcement and judicial cooperation between Mozambique and Vietnam for the last five years, supporting the development of legal cooperation mechanisms, establishing contact poi...

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(December 17, 2021) Wildlife Conservation Society, Viet Nam Program (WCS) is seeking for a Supplier who provides workshop organizing service in Da Nang city (planned on 02-7 January 2022) with following requirements: 1. Supplier: · has at least 5 years of experience in organizing event, workshop. · has organized at least 3 workshops with more than 50 participants. · be able to organize field trip activity in Cu Lao Cham Biosphere Reserve in Hoi An city, Quang Nam province or Son Tra...

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(December 12, 2021) A. Background information: Wildlife Conservation Society, Viet Nam Program (WCS) is supporting 35 participants to improve their English comprehension, tentatively during February to June 2022. Detailed information is as follow: Number of participants/learners: 35 participants (adults) from 12 provinces, in which, 10 from Ha Noi and the others from Quang Ninh (4), Hai Phong (2), Lang Son (1), Nghe An (4), Ha Tinh (3), Da Nang (3), Ho Chi Minh city (4), Dak Nong (1), Dong Nai (1), Tay ...

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(November 25, 2021)   Position: Short-term consultancy Scope of work: Collect, analyze information and develop an in-depth analysis on the situation of illegal turtle trade on social media platforms in Viet Nam Location(s): Virtually   Background:  The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)'s 2011 report on tortoises and freshwater turtles globally ...

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(November 24, 2021)   Position: Short-term consultancy Scope of work: Developing tools for monitoring and reporting the IWT-related money laundering risks. Location(s): Virtually   Background:  Wildlife crime is a complex, global problem that needs to be addressed through various strategies. To move, hide and launder illicit money generated from illegal wildlife trade...

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(November 23, 2021) Position: Short-term consultancy Scope of work: Develop a situational analysis on legal and institutional frameworks for countering transnational wildlife crime in Democratic Republic of Congo and Republic of Congo Location(s): Virtually   Background:  Central Africa contains some of the world’s most iconic and ecologically important landscapes. Yet protected areas i...

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(November 02, 2021) Position: Short-term consultancy Scope of work: Develop a report on risk management on wildlife products transported by sea route from Africa to Vietnam Location(s): Virtually   Background:  Due to the large volume of goods involved, coupled with a relatively minimal risk of detection and arrest, seaports are key transit gateways for illegal wildlife products. According to...

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