REDD+ and forest carbon tenders
REDD+ covers efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation and to conserve and enhance forest carbon stocks. Forest countries, and the climate funds and development banks that support them, tender the work it requires: national forest monitoring systems and reference levels, safeguards and benefit-sharing plans, jurisdictional programmes that could sell results-based credits, and the governance and enforcement work that actually keeps forests standing.
Most REDD+ assignments are technical assistance contracts with long timelines and demanding teams. Evaluation panels look for remote sensing and forest inventory specialists, safeguards and social experts, and people who have taken a country or jurisdiction through a results-based payment process before. Language matters: much of the work is in French, Spanish or Portuguese speaking forest countries.
REDD+ notices are irregular, so this page shows recently closed ones alongside any open tenders. Matching covers REDD, forest carbon and avoided deforestation in the notice text. Wider forest restoration and planting work has its own page, linked below.
There are no open REDD+ and forest carbon tenders matching this topic right now. The list is re-checked every hour against the latest notices, and recently closed ones are shown below as a guide to what buyers ask for.
Open REDD+ and forest carbon tenders
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Recently closed
Closed in the last 12 months. Buyers often repeat a purchase on a similar cycle, so these show what the next notice is likely to ask for.
Strengthening Carbon Market Readiness and Article 6 Operationalisation in Cameroon
organisation
Technical assistance to strengthen Cameroon's readiness for international carbon markets, Article 6 operationalisation, and climate finance mechanisms through governance frameworks and capacity building. Bidders should have expertise in carbon markets, climate policy, institutional development, and experience supporting African governments.
Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment (SESA) of the oil and gas sector to be carried out in the DRC
organisation· DE
A German development agency seeks a consulting firm to conduct a Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment (SESA) of the oil and gas sector in the DRC, analyzing development impacts, identifying best practices, and proposing regulatory reforms aligned with REDD+ and EITI standards. Bidders should have expertise in environmental governance, extractive-sector assessment, and climate/forest-conservation integration in developing economies.
Legal and regulatory assistance selection REDD+ forest emissions reduction programme
organisation· GN
This tender seeks legal and regulatory assistance for Guinea's REDD+ forest emissions reduction programme, supporting policy framework development and compliance. Bidders should have expertise in environmental law, forest governance, and climate mitigation policy in West African contexts.
Consultation: Methodology for Enhanced Forest Sequestration
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The funder seeks a consultant to develop or refine a methodology for enhanced forest carbon sequestration, likely for use in their carbon-credit certification framework. The ideal bidder is a forestry/carbon-accounting expert with experience in MRV protocols and climate-mitigation project design.
Frequently asked
What does REDD+ stand for?
Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, plus conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in developing countries.
What REDD+ work is tendered?
Forest monitoring and reference levels, safeguards and benefit-sharing systems, jurisdictional programme design, readiness support and forest governance strengthening.
Who funds it?
Mostly climate funds, development banks and bilateral forest programmes, working through national governments.