The project “Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Promoting Culture and Heritage-based Sustainable Tourism in Southern Africa”, supported by the European Union and implemented by UNESCO aims to enhance the contribution of culture and heritage to sustainable development. The project focuses on strengthening culture and heritage-based tourism development, diversifying tourism offerings and delivering high-quality visitor experiences at selected UNESCO-designated sites and cities. The efforts are designed to improve livelihoods of the communities across the region, including youth, women and indigenous peoples, through capacity building and the creation of opportunities for income-generation and jobs.  Each of the six countries selected one site that will participate in the project, based on a criteria established by UNESCO. In Namibia, following consultations with the relevant stakeholders, the government identified Twyfelfontein or /Ui-//aes World Heritage Site to participate in the project. As part of the inception phase of this project, UNESCO seeks the services of experienced consultant(s) to conduct a baseline study in Twyfelfontein or /Ui-//aes World Heritage Site. The purpose of the study is to assess existing conditions and inform the refinement of the project's Theory of Change and Monitoring and Evaluation Framework.