The consultancy will support the development of practical tools to strengthen the articulation between Comprehensive Disaster Risk Management (DRM), Anticipatory Action (AA) and Adaptive Social Protection (ASP), contributing to improved preparedness, coordination and early decision-making for climate-related risks associated with the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) across Central America and the Dominican Republic.
Working closely with CEPREDENAC, SICA institutions and national authorities, the consultant will develop operational guidance, map institutional coordination mechanisms, facilitate technical consultations and validation exercises, and provide recommendations to support the long-term institutionalisation of the consultancy outputs.
The consultancy is expected to run for approximately four months and will be delivered through a hybrid modality, combining remote work with a limited number of in-person missions. Applicants should have at least five years of relevant experience in disaster risk management, adaptive social protection, anticipatory action, climate resilience or related fields, as well as experience producing technical guidance and facilitating multi-stakeholder processes.
Interested candidates should submit a technical proposal, financial proposal, CV and supporting documentation by 15 August 2026, following the instructions in the Terms of Reference.