Tender: Stress Test of Revenue Assumptions for Heart of the Dales 20‑Year Landscape Recovery Scheme
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The National Trust is seeking a supplier to undertake a robust stress test of all revenue assumptions for the Heart of the Dales Landscape Recovery Scheme, a DEFRA-funded project covering approximately 11,300 hectares across Malhamdale and Upper Wharfedale that involves tenant farmers, private landowners and National Trust-managed land. The Trust is developing a 20-year Blended Finance Plan and Business Model that combines proposed philanthropic, private and public funding to cover essential operating costs and distribute remaining funds to project participants, with DEFRA income projections based on the DEFRA deflator metric; the appointed contractor must assess the resilience, credibility and downside risk of projected revenues under adverse but plausible conditions.
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