National firm/institution for engaging with the private sector
Procurement Process
RFP - Request for proposal
Office
UNDP-VNM - VIET NAM
Deadline
19-Dec-23 @ 10:00 PM (New York time)
Published on
06-Dec-23 @ 12:00 AM (New York time)
Reference Number
UNDP-VNM-00532
Contact
Le Thi Kim Dung - le.kim.dung@undp.org
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Introduction
The national firm/institution is expected to develop a report on resilience building and economic development for the Mekong Delta in 2024.
Scope of work (For more detail, see Annex 1: Activities and description):
• Review the Gov programming priorities for the MD, its guiding documents, and planning guidance for the MD between 2010 and 2023;
• Review relevant documents, good practices and lessons learned on resilience-building and economic development for the MD, and their relevance to key sectors including agriculture, transportation, energy development, infrastructure, and regional planning;
• Develop an outline of the report, and organise a consultation workshop engaging the private sector, academic institutions, local authorities and experts.
• Collect necessary data and inputs (including policies, plans, and strategies in the MD that explain gaps and needs for better resilience building and economic development for key sectors);
• Undertake necessary analysis and consultations with local authorities and stakeholders; take proactive actions to fully develop report chapters in consultation with UNDP.
• Organise a high-level event to launch the report in consultation with UNDP. The event is for half a day in Can Tho city for approximately 50 businesses, experts, PPC representatives, policy makers from stakeholders, ministries, provinces in the Mekong Delta, VCCI and UNDP. All facilities and logistics are included in bidder’s offer including: venue, equipment, interpretation, banner, fee for trainers, communication cost, etc.
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Women-owned companies are encouraged to bid. Preference will be given to equally technically qualified women-owned companies.
If you need support with the online system, you can contact: Ms. Le Thi Kim Dung, Procurement Unit, UNDP Vietnam. Tel: +84 24 38500134; Email: le.kim.dung@undp.org
This is a two stage negotiation and all responses will be evaluated in two stages.