Consultant to Develop Cost-Benefit Analysis for Proposal to the Adaptation Fund in Fiji

The WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE (WRI) in Fiji Islands from Australia region had released this tender for Expression of Interest are invited for Consultant to Develop Cost-Benefit Analysis for Proposal to the Adaptation Fund in Fiji Consulting service to develop the Adaptation Fund Funding Proposal: "Strengthening the Adaptive Capacity of Coastal Communities of Fiji to Climate Change through NatureBased Seawalls" The intended piece of work is to support both Output 1 and 2 and Outcome 1 and 2. It will not include drafting of the full Adaptation Fund proposal in which Fiji are requesting USD 5,764,000 (Grant). This is a critical formative piece of work in project development. An organization can assess if a project choice is financially viable by doing a cost-benefit analysis, which involves weighing the expected costs against the anticipated benefits (or possibilities). Using a cost-benefit analysis is crucial for project managers and executives to make decisions that will have a positive impact on the project baseline. A thorough familiarity with the benefits of cost-benefit analysis and the steps involved in conducting one are essential if you want to apply it in the context of a future project. Decisions in business, whether large or small, are increasingly being informed by cost-benefit analyses. You may use the core ideas and framework for making decisions in every area of life, not just business. Using a cost-benefit analysis can help organizations make objective decisions without being swayed by biases or inclinations. Businesses may easily determine if the decision is favourable for them by carefully analysing the specific costs they will incur and whether or not those costs will lead to useful benefits. Also, it may help project managers present their fresh project ideas to business leaders with solid data to back up their claims. A cost-benefit analysis of NbS Seawalls will comprise the following; (i) 16 Site visit and data collection (ii) assessment of all 16 coastal infrastructure including village boundary land information (iii) financial projection of all 16 village coastal infrastructure using reliable established data; (iv) financial evaluation and synthesized CBA report of all 16 sites. published on 17 Apr 2023. The tender expired on 30 Apr 2023. This tender is sourced from Official Website and is eligible for suppliers interested in Analysis services. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 3027884.