For extractive industry companies, the Information Clearinghouse offers the following resources:
- Sample TOR's(Terms Of Reference's), CDP(Community Development Plans), practical tools, good practices, checklists, public learning goods, case studies, international standards, templates, monitoring and evaluation indicators, directory of local counterparts to implement project activities, funding criteria, virtual discussion forum and an online help desk; and
- Training for companies/practitioners in community development.
Sample Terms of References (TORs)
- Assessment of Community Outreach
- Community Outreach Coordinator Project Description
- Community Development Plan Consultant (1)
- Community Development Plan Consultant (2)
- Community Development Specialist
- Community Development Tasks
- Community Outreach Assessment
- Community Outreach Strategy
- Community Participatory Monitoring Program
- Community Strategy Consultant
- Evaluation of the Project
- Gas Project Resettlement Manager
- Gender Project Officer
- Identification and Management of Health Impact
- Influx Management and Community Development Consultant
- Infrastructure Planning and Development Consultant (1)
- Infrastructure Planning and Development Consultant (2)
- Integrated Development Action Plan Consultant
- International Consultant
- Local Supplier Development Officer
- Local Economic Development
- Project Officer
- Revenue Management Consultant
- Sample Outline Mini HIA
- Sample Outline Comprehensive HIA
- Socio-economic Assessment and Development Consultant
- Sponsor and Consultant
- Stakeholder and Community Development Consultant
- Strengthening Relations with Local Communities
- Traditional Authority Capacity Building Consultant (1)
- Traditional Authority Capacity Building Consultant (2)
Sample Community Development Plans (CDPs)
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