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ANNOUNCEMENT – Call for Expression of Interest b (EOI) GIZ Regional Resource Governace (ReGo) Project The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH invites qualified consulting firms, consulting consortia, and individual consultants to submit an EOI for the consultancy Services for a Comprehensive Stakeholder Mapping and Strategic Framework for Post-Mining Land Rehabilitation in Liberia’s Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Sector under its Regional Resource Governance Project (REGO) programme: Key Task: Conduct stakeholder mapping and institutional analysis; assess legal, policy, and environmental frameworks; identify rehabilitation challenges and opportunities; develop technical recommendations, stakeholder engagement framework, and a five-year Strategic Land Rehabilitation Roadmap; and facilitate stakeholder consultation and validation workshops. Location: Monrovia and selected artisanal mining communities in Liberia Duration: from August 1, 2026, until April 31, 2027. The EOI is the first stage of a multi-stage tender process. The objective of the EOI process is to identify and pre-qualify qualified consultants with the technical expertise and experience required to undertake the assignment. Only shortlisted candidates, fulfilling the requirements below, will receive the full terms of reference (ToR) and will be asked to submit a full proposal. EOI must be submitted by email to and submitted no later than the 21 st July 2026 at 5:00 PM GMT . NOTE: Kindly mention “ EOI Land Rehabilitation Study_Post Mining ” in Email Subject line otherwise it may be rejected. The maximum email size is 15 MB per email. Documents to be Submitted
- A cover letter expressing interest in the consultancy assignment.
- A brief organizational profile (or consultant profile for individual consultant), including relevant experience in natural resource governance, mining, environmental management, land rehabilitation, or related fields. o CV(s) of the proposed Lead Expert and other key experts demonstrating relevant qualifications and experience. o
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