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Request for Proposals | Technical and Analytical Support for Arctic Conservation
- ArcNet
- Arctic blue corridors
- Shipping
Request for Proposals | Technical and Analytical Support for Arctic Conservation: Research, GIS, Programming, and Web Application Development
The WWF Global Arctic Programme (GAP), based in Stockholm, Sweden, invites proposals from qualified individual contractors, teams, or organizations to support conservation planning efforts in the Arctic region. The scope of work includes data collection, processing, and spatial analysis (GIS), with a particular focus on Arctic Blue Corridors and ArcNet priority areas. We seek expertise in developing, maintaining, and enhancing web-based conservation decision-support tools and databases, such as ArcNet and its associated tools, as well as WWF GAP’s internal Arctic shipping database. These tools support strategic conservation planning and decision-making across the Arctic.
Scope of Work
General
The contracting party will work closely with WWF GAP Strategy leads to support the development, maintenance, and enhancement of conservation tools and databases. This includes ensuring data and functionality are up to date, responding to technical needs, and improving features. Upon request, the contractor will produce evidence-based outputs such as analytical reports, visualizations, and other communication materials tailored to diverse audiences. The contractor will perform analyses for outputs using WWF GAP’s conservation tools and databases where relevant. The contractor will also support WWF GAP in engaging with partners and stakeholders on the use and adaptation of these tools, databases, and methodologies. Target audiences include decision-makers and policy experts from international and national governments and regional bodies, as well as industry, conservation professionals, academia, Arctic stakeholders, and the general public.
Deadline: 24 July 2025
For more details about the request, please view this document:
By WWF Global Arctic Programme