Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) wants to leverage the program in North Kalimantan to landscape-level and sustainable land use approaches. This program is expected to support the government in setting environmentally friendly and sustainable development in their land use plan and allocation. YKAN is looking for an experienced consultant team to conduct the assessment following guidance for identifying and prioritizing action for HCVS in Jurisdictional and Landscape Settings for High Conservation Value (HCV) Screening[i] and High Carbon Stock Approach[ii] to identify the priority areas for conservation at North Kalimantan landscape. This landscape screening will focus on desktop exercises, mainly for high-level decision-making. This macro-level assessment requires cross-reference checking and analysis based on the available research result, data, and information combined with spatial analysis. Forest and vegetation stratification as identity in the spatial analysis will be used as a proxy in this assessment. The result of this landscape screening will be used as a baseline for the DbD process as a framework to integrate policy and decision-making at the provincial level.