Technical Elaboration of Tanzania’s Long-Term Low Emission Development Strategy

The UNDP Tanzania is seeking an individual contractor to conduct the technical elaboration of Tanzania’s Long-Term Low Emission Development Strategy (LT-LEDS). This role involves 110 working days of expert services to support climate action planning. The assignment is managed through UNDP’s Quantum procurement portal, requiring registration or login via a dedicated supplier profile. Clarifications must be submitted via the portal’s messaging system, with UNDP responding in writing without revealing the source of inquiries.⁠‌‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌‌‌‌‌‌​‌​‌‌‌​‌​​‌⁠

What it offers

This is a contract-based position offering technical expertise in climate strategy development for Tanzania. The scope includes drafting, analysis, and recommendations aligned with global low-emission goals. The work is location-flexible and tied to UNDP’s operational needs in Tanzania.

Who can apply

Applicants must be experienced professionals in climate strategy, sustainable development, or related fields, with a proven track record in long-term emissions planning. Nationality restrictions or specific qualifications (e.g., PhD, technical certifications) are not explicitly stated, but expertise in UNDP’s mandate is preferred. Individual contractors (not employees) are eligible, provided they meet UNDP’s procurement criteria.

How to apply

1. Register a supplier profile on the UNDP Quantum portal if you lack one, using the provided registration link and instructions.
2. Access the negotiation via the portal using the reference number UNDP-TZA-00447 or login with an existing profile.
3. Submit a proposal directly in the portal by 10 November 2026, 03:30 AM (New York time).
4. Submit clarifications via the portal’s messaging system if needed, with UNDP’s written responses.

Good to know

• Deadline: 10-Nov-26 @ 03:30 AM (New York time). No prior approval or endorsement is required from UNDP before submitting.
• No explicit benefits (e.g., salary, travel) are listed; this is a service contract under UNDP’s procurement rules.
• Technical queries must be addressed through the portal’s messaging system, not external channels.
• No nationalization requirements are mentioned, but compliance with UNDP’s local labor laws may apply.
• No education level or eligibility criteria beyond expertise are specified, but climate/strategy experience is critical.