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1. The Government of Japan is
providing financial support, through the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP) in New York, for the implementation
of the Africa Adaptation Programme, titled “Supporting
Integrated and Comprehensive Approaches to Climate Change
Adaptation in Africa” in twenty countries, including
Lesotho, in Africa. The Ministry of Natural Resources, through
Lesotho Meteorological Services and UNDP Lesotho are jointly
implementing the project in Lesotho with focus on the Health and
Energy sectors. The expected main outcome of AAP is that
Governments, local institutions and communities are able to
develop and implement climate change adaptation strategies. In
order to realize the primary outcome, AAP aims to achieve the
following four outputs;
a.
Leadership capacities and institutional frameworks to
manage climate change risks and opportunities in an integrated
manner, including a decentralised approach, at the local and
national levels are strengthened.
b.
Climate-resilient policies and measures in energy and
health sectors implemented and community-based adaptation
action promoted.
c.
Financing options to meet national adaptation costs,
including PPP and private participation, expanded at the local
and national levels are developed
d.
Knowledge on adjusting national and sub-national
development processes to fully incorporate climate change risks
is increased and opportunities thus generated are shared across
all levels.
2.
Within the framework of output (b) Household Water
Storage Hygiene have to be developed in order to create a
conducive environment for managing the risks and opportunities
resulting from climate change impacts.
3.
Now AAP seeks proposals from suitably qualified and
experienced consultants to carryout a survey on Household Water
Storage Hygiene for Climate Change Adaptation in Lesotho.
4.
Specific requirements and experience for consultants
including evidence of previously completed successful
assignments of a similar nature have to be clearly shown.
5.
Consultants will have a Post graduate university degree
in environmental science, microbiology, environmental economics,
public health or acceptable qualification in a relevant field,
with specialization in water supply and related diseases and/or
public and environmental health.
6.
Consultants will submit, either by hand or electronic,
their technical and financial proposals, in separate and clearly
sealed envelopes, to the contact person; Project Secretary at
AAP Office, Former Department of Energy Building, Opposite Water
Affairs, E-mail:
registry.ls@undp.org, by 16:30 Lesotho time on Monday April
18, 2011.
7.
Here-below
are the RFP documents, they are also available at AAP offices:
B. Technical Proposal Submission
Standard Forms:
B1: Technical Proposal Submission
Form
B2: Consultant's References
B3: Comments and Suggestions of Consultant
on the Terms of Reference
B4: Description of the Methodology and Work
Plan
B5: Format of Curriculum Vitae for the
Consultant
B6: Proposed Activity Schedule
C. Financial Proposal Submission
Standard Forms:
C1: Financial Proposal Submission
Form
C2: Breakdown of Summary Price
C3: Summary of Remuneration per
Activity
C4: Daily Subsistence Allowance (DSA)
at UNDP applicable rates
C5: Miscellaneous Expenses
D: Terms of Reference
E: Draft Special Services
Agreement
8. The AAP is not bound to accept any of the
Proposals submitted, and may cancel the selection process at
any time without providing any justification to the bidders. |
