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We are seeking a highly experienced consultant (or consortium) to analyse and review farm-level greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction interventions/strategies, considering practicality, economic impact and the GHG reduction capacity of each intervention. The successful candidate(s) would then develop this review into a farmer-facing format.
The purpose of the review is to enhance our understanding of the interventions that farmers in the UK can take to reduce their GHG emissions. In particular, we would like to identify whether, how and at what cost could agricultural GHG emissions in the UK be reduced by 24% by 2030, and 50% by 2050. The review could be used in several ways. For example, the review could influence the requirements of sector-wide assurance standards, it could form part of our policy advocacy, or it could influence Tesco's own private buying standards. Furthermore, the review would inform the detail of the second aim of this proposal - the farmer-facing guide.
TIMELINE
Deadline for proposals: 03 May 2021
Kick off meeting: w/c 17 May 2021
Draft report and guide: w/c 28 June 2021
Final report: w/c 02 August 2021
REPORTING TO:
Responses and questions should be sent to Callum Weir, Sustainable Agriculture Specialist, …@wwf.org.uk.
We recommend that proposals are limited to eight sides in length. In your proposal, please include the following:
BUDGETâ¯RANGE:â¯
We have approximately £30-40k including VAT to support this work.
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