To Undertake Consultancy on “Assisting in the Development of a One UN Joint Programme in North-Western Tanzania”North-Western Tanzania has been a safe haven for refugees fleeing conflict for decades. The United Nations and the Government of Tanzania have been jointly collaborating to ensure refugee protection and meet refugees’ basic needs through large-scale humanitarian field operations in Kigoma and Kagera Regions. Progress in neighbouring countries has resulted in a significant decline in the number of refugees living in Tanzania. Humanitarian operations have already been scaled back considerably and will decrease rapidly over the coming years. In 2004 five United Nations Agencies developed the Joint Programme for Strengthening Human Security in refugee hosting areas of North-Western Tanzania. The Programme was intended to serve as the nucleus for an integrated response to key challenges to transition and sustainable development. Phase II of the Joint Programme for Strengthening Human Security in North-Western Tanzania will come to an end in December 2007. there is a need to formulate a follow-up phase. It is therefore an appropriate time to review lessons learnt and best practices from the previous phases of the UN support to refugees hosting communities in Kigoma and Kagera regions. The Third Phase of the programme will be part of the United Nations’ “ONE UN” reform pilot. The new joint programme will build on the regional/district priorities and on the country’s development agenda and priorities as reflected in the MKUKUTA in recognition of the joint effort needed to bridge existing gaps and achieve common outputs. These outputs will contribute to the socio-economic development of the region within the context of UNDAF indicators. Some of the specific objectives of the consultancy will be: [1] Stakeholder activity and social services availability analysis; [2] Gap/Needs analysis; [3] Communication analysis; [4] Mapping out potential UN support. Given the time-frame at hand, it is of paramount importance that a team of consultants is engaged to support UN Agencies and the Government of Tanzania in the formulation of a new ONE UN joint programme for North-Western Tanzania.
A complete set of detailed Bidding Documents in English Language can be bought from UNDP Offices, Dar Es Salaam through a written request accompanied with a proof of a non-reimbursable payment of Tanzania Shillings 64,000/= [or US$50.00] as soon as this advert appears in the newspapers, from 08:30 – 15:00 hrs. The payment should be effected by depositing the money into the UNDP Tanzania Account with Standard Chartered Bank.
Bank particulars: Title : UNDP Resident Representative in Tanzania, Account No. 010-80-2003-8800, Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania Limited, International House Branch, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Swift Code: SCBLTZTX.
The Bidding Documents can also be requested in PDF format under the same conditions as described above [upon payment of the fee] through the following address: [email protected]
Proposals for the above-mentioned Consultancy will be received until Monday, 27th August 2007 at 14:00 hours [2 p.m.] local time.
Offers will be opened at UNDP Offices on the same day at 14:00 hours in the presence of bidders/representatives who wish to attend.
Proposals must be submitted in sealed envelopes as specified in the Bidding Documents. All Proposals should have a validity of 60 days from the date of official opening of the Proposals.
PROPOSALS RECEIVED AFTER THE CLOSING TIME WILL BE REJECTED


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