ANGLESEY FENS FOR ALL, FOREVER PROJECT CORSYDD MÔN i BAWB, AM BYTH PARTNERSHIP SCHEME EVALUATION
Published
Supplier(s)
Description
Introduction:North Wales Wildlife Trust are currently seeking an evaluation and monitoring expert for a contracted role to independently conduct process and impact evaluations of our two-year development project, Corsydd Môn/ Anglesey Fens For All, Forever (AFFF). We invite tenders from evaluation experts to offer formative evaluation and monitoring services throughout the project's 2-year development phase. This will include the development of a tailored framework to assess this development phase of the project, as well as helping shape plans for a delivery phase for the project that we will be seeking further funding for.Background to the project:The Anglesey Fens’ long-term future is severely threatened by issues of water quantity/quality, habitat fragmentation/degradation and the impacts of climate change. There is an urgent need for landscape-scale collaborative behaviour-changing engagement and action. To ensure long-term sustainability, the Anglesey Fens need to be surrounded by complementary, connected natural habitats and local communities who care for them.This National Lottery Heritage Fund Corsydd Môn/Anglesey Fens for all, Forever project will work with farmers, foresters and local communities to create an exemplar region for catchment-sensitive farming; landscape-scale conservation practice; improving catchment-scale water quality; and helping communities sustainably improve their local economy and wellbeing.The project’s key themes are:Using internationally recognised designated sites as a base from which to improve the wider area’s grassland, wetland and heathland vegetation.Facilitating major changes to farming practices to address both the climate and nature emergencies and enhance ecological resilience: establishing wildlife corridors and buffer zones; changing cropping and grazing practices at a large scale; and improving the critical water supply and chemistry regimes which feed the Fens.Developing a participatory activity plan with the community and tailoring the project to support underrepresented groups/new audiences: ensuring that the Fens benefit the community and become a specific destination for a diverse spectrum of visitors. This will include an extensive engagement programme; multi-user access improvements; and educational resources for everyone from primary schoolchildren to postgraduate researchers.Establishing a wide local partnership to co-produce, steer, deliver and evaluate the project: ensuring that new ways of working and learning encourage much wider participation (e.g. via social prescribing, digital storytelling, art and traditional skills).Why are we evaluating?The AFFF Partnership and the External Evaluator will follow National Lottery Heritage Fund guidance to provide objectivity, independence, and expert skills for mid-term and summative evaluation. The evaluator will ensure data collection, analyse outcomes, and produce reports with practical recommendations for decision-making and advocacy. This data will inform this development phase and help establish the need for, and potential focus of, a delivery phase that we would seek funding for.As an example, some key elements of this development phase include:Volunteer upskilling and training activitiesSite visits, events, workshops and presentation daysA pilot outdoor wellbeing social prescribing projectStakeholder mappingPilot programme to support people to overcome barriers to participationThe co-production of project elements with a community representative steering groupSchool engagement and citizen science projectsStructural survey assessments for potential capital works linked to site accessMarketing and communications and audience development plans for the sitesTo apply please upload a current CV, CVs, or organisation summary along with an outline of your proposed approach (no more than 4 pages) via the Sell 2 Wales postbox.
Timeline
Award date
4 months ago
Publish date
4 months ago
Buyer information
North Wales Wildlife Trust
- Contact:
- Neil Dunsire
- Email:
- neildunsire@nwwt.org.uk
Explore contracts and tenders relating to North Wales Wildlife Trust
Go to buyer profileNotice topic
Source
Sell2WalesTo save this opportunity, sign up to Stotles for free.
Save in appTender tracking
Access a feed of government opportunities tailored to you, in one view. Receive email alerts and integrate with your CRM to stay up-to-date.
Proactive prospecting
Get ahead of competitors by reaching out to key decision-makers within buying organisations directly.
360° account briefings
Create in-depth briefings on buyer organisations based on their historical & upcoming procurement activity.
Collaboration tools
Streamline sales workflows with team collaboration and communication features, and integrate with your favourite sales tools.
Explore similar tenders and contracts
Browse open tenders, recent contract awards and upcoming contract expiries that match similar CPV codes.
- Awarded
Older Driver Collision Analysis and Evaluation of Interventions
National Highways Limited37,857.5 GBPPublished 4 days ago
- Awarded
Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA) Programme Evaluation
Mayors Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC)79,960 GBPPublished 9 days ago
- Awarded
Customer Service Excellence (CSE) Accreditation
Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service124,080 GBPPublished 9 days ago
- Awarded
WYCA: Evaluation Services Framework
West Yorkshire Combined Authority6,500,000 GBPPublished 12 days ago
- Awarded
Security and Surveillance Equipment & Services on behalf of Lead Authority Redditch Borough Council (and Bromsgrove District Council and Wyre Forest District Council) Lot 1 - Public Space Surveillance Systems
Redditch Borough Council216,000 GBPPublished 16 days ago
Explore other contracts published by North Wales Wildlife Trust
Explore more open tenders, recent contract awards and upcoming contract expiries published by North Wales Wildlife Trust.
- Awarded
Eurasian Beaver: Online Tourism Toolkit for the Dyfi Catchment Restoration Project
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished 18 days ago
- Awarded
Preventing Aliens Taking Hold: Himalayan balsam control on the Upper Dee, North Wales
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished 5 months ago
- Awarded
Evaluation of the Living With Beavers in The Dyfi Catchment Project
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished 6 months ago
- Awarded
Fundraising Strategy: North Wales Wildlife Trust
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished 6 months ago
- Awarded
Cotoneaster Control- Moel Hiraddug (Phase 2)
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished 11 months ago
- Awarded
Eurasian Beaver Online Citizen Science Toolkit (DCNR Project)
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished a year ago
- Awarded
The Upper and Middle Dee Invasive Non-Native Species Management Project Survey: New Bridge to Shockl
North Wales Wildlife TrustPublished a year ago
Explore more suppliers to North Wales Wildlife Trust
Sign upExplore top buyers for public sector contracts
Discover open tenders, contract awards and upcoming contract expiries of thousands of public sector buyers below. Gain insights into their procurement activity, historical purchasing trends and more.
- NIFRS
- Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Marketing Birmingham
- Institute of Technology Carlow
- North Wales Police on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales
- Woodley Town Council
- Southwold Town Council
- Turner and Townsend
- Stanwell Fields CofE Primary School
- Coopers School
- St Martin's C of E Primary School
Explore top sources for public sector contracts
Stotles aggregates public sector contract data from every major procurement data source. We ingest this data and surface the most relevant insights for our users. Explore our list of public sector procurement data sources below.