Communications Specialist
Liberia is endowed with rich biodiversity, unique ecosystems, and stunning natural landscapes. Its natural capital includes over 40% of the remaining Upper Guinean Rainforest, extensive river systems, wetlands, mangroves, and a vibrant coastline. These ecosystems support a wide range of endemic and endangered species, such as the pygmy hippopotamus, forest elephants, and western chimpanzees. Liberia’s forests also play a critical role in regional climate regulation and carbon sequestration, making them globally significant for climate action.
In addition to its ecological value, Liberia’s natural resources present untapped opportunities for sustainable investment. Sectors such as ecotourism, sustainable forestry, carbon finance, and renewable energy offer potential for green growth, job creation, and community development. However, these assets remain under-documented and under-promoted, limiting their contribution to national development and global conservation efforts. This underrepresentation hinders the country’s ability to harness its ecological assets for sustainable economic growth, climate resilience, and community development.
To address the visibility and knowledge gap surrounding Liberia’s natural assets, the Government of Liberia, supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and other partners, is leading the development of a flagship publication titled, the Atlas of the Natural Beauty and Wonders of Liberia. This nationwide initiative is funded by UNDP and scheduled to be implemented over a three (3)-months period and will document and showcase Liberia’s most valuable ecological and cultural landscapes. The Atlas aims to position Liberia’s natural heritage as both a driver of national development and a priority for global conservation.
The publication is expected to be launched at the 30th Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), to be held in Brazil. It is envisioned as a high-impact advocacy and promotional tool to elevate Liberia’s environmental profile on the international stage and mobilize support for nature-based solutions, climate action, and sustainable green investment. This high-impact communication product will serve as a tool for environmental advocacy, global visibility, investment attraction, and knowledge dissemination.
Objective of the Assignment and Responsibilities:
The main objective of this assignment is to support the development, promotion, and dissemination of a high-impact, visually compelling, and content-rich Atlas of the Natural Beauty and Wonders of Liberia. The Communications Specialist will play a critical role in ensuring the Atlas serves as a flagship communication product that enhances Liberia’s environmental visibility, supports advocacy efforts, and attracts sustainable investment at national and international levels.
The Communications Specialist will play a lead role in shaping, promoting, and disseminating the Atlas of the Natural Beauty and Wonders of Liberia as a flagship advocacy and communication product. The consultant will be responsible for developing strategic communication approaches, producing high-quality content, engaging media and stakeholders, advocacy product that supports Liberia’s environmental diplomacy and investment objectives and supporting the Atlas launch at COP30.
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ALL APPLICATION SHOUL BE ADDRESS TO:
Any submission coming/received after this deadline will not be given consideration. Only submissions that meet the requirement/criteria as contained in the Request for Expression of Interest will be considered for evaluation. The application package must include CVs, Technical and Financial Proposal.
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In addition to its ecological value, Liberia’s natural resources present untapped opportunities for sustainable investment. Sectors such as ecotourism, sustainable forestry, carbon finance, and renewable energy offer potential for green growth, job creation, and community development. However, these assets remain under-documented and under-promoted, limiting their contribution to national development and global conservation efforts. This underrepresentation hinders the country’s ability to harness its ecological assets for sustainable economic growth, climate resilience, and community development.
To address the visibility and knowledge gap surrounding Liberia’s natural assets, the Government of Liberia, supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and other partners, is leading the development of a flagship publication titled, the Atlas of the Natural Beauty and Wonders of Liberia. This nationwide initiative is funded by UNDP and scheduled to be implemented over a three (3)-months period and will document and showcase Liberia’s most valuable ecological and cultural landscapes. The Atlas aims to position Liberia’s natural heritage as both a driver of national development and a priority for global conservation.
The publication is expected to be launched at the 30th Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), to be held in Brazil. It is envisioned as a high-impact advocacy and promotional tool to elevate Liberia’s environmental profile on the international stage and mobilize support for nature-based solutions, climate action, and sustainable green investment. This high-impact communication product will serve as a tool for environmental advocacy, global visibility, investment attraction, and knowledge dissemination.
Objective of the Assignment and Responsibilities:
The main objective of this assignment is to support the development, promotion, and dissemination of a high-impact, visually compelling, and content-rich Atlas of the Natural Beauty and Wonders of Liberia. The Communications Specialist will play a critical role in ensuring the Atlas serves as a flagship communication product that enhances Liberia’s environmental visibility, supports advocacy efforts, and attracts sustainable investment at national and international levels.
The Communications Specialist will play a lead role in shaping, promoting, and disseminating the Atlas of the Natural Beauty and Wonders of Liberia as a flagship advocacy and communication product. The consultant will be responsible for developing strategic communication approaches, producing high-quality content, engaging media and stakeholders, advocacy product that supports Liberia’s environmental diplomacy and investment objectives and supporting the Atlas launch at COP30.
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ALL APPLICATION SHOUL BE ADDRESS TO:
Mr. Pescee T. Doe
Assistant Director/Procurement
Environment Protection Agency (EPA)
4th Street, Sinkor
1000 Monrovia, 10 Liberia
P.O. Box 4024
or through email (ptdoe@epa.gov.lr), indicating in the subject area “To conduct Communications services to support the Development of an Atlas Showcasing Liberia’s Natural Beauty and Wonders at COP30 and Beyond”. Closing date for submission of Expression of Interests (EOIs) is 4PM, Objective of the Assignment and Responsibilities
Assistant Director/Procurement
Environment Protection Agency (EPA)
4th Street, Sinkor
1000 Monrovia, 10 Liberia
P.O. Box 4024
or through email (ptdoe@epa.gov.lr), indicating in the subject area “To conduct Communications services to support the Development of an Atlas Showcasing Liberia’s Natural Beauty and Wonders at COP30 and Beyond”. Closing date for submission of Expression of Interests (EOIs) is 4PM, Objective of the Assignment and Responsibilities
Any submission coming/received after this deadline will not be given consideration. Only submissions that meet the requirement/criteria as contained in the Request for Expression of Interest will be considered for evaluation. The application package must include CVs, Technical and Financial Proposal.
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