Production of Multimedia Products on Justice Reform in Support of the JUST Project
Procurement Process
RFP - Request for proposal
Office
Country Office - JAMAICA
Deadline
18-Oct-19
Published on
01-Oct-19
Reference Number
59757
Documents
Request for ProposalsAnnexes
Terms of Reference
e-Tendering Guide
Response to Bidders#1
Minutes of Pre-bid
Overview
INSTITUTIONAL PROCUREMENT NOTICE RFP Issued by UNDP on behalf of Global Affairs Canada Project Title: Justice Undertakings for Social Transformation Social Order Component Post Level: National/International Consultancy Type of Consultancy: Institutional Consultancy
Pre-proposal Conference: Date: October 7, 2019 11:00 AM Venue: UNDP, 1-3 Lady Musgrave Road, Kingston for Local Consultant / Skype for International Consultants (Please RSVP via e-mail: procurement.jamaica@undp.org)
Deadline for Submission of Proposals: 18 October 2019 at 11:59 EST/EDT Expected start date: November 2019 Period of assignment/services: Three months
Background: The Government of Canada through The Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (‘DFATD’ or ‘Global Affairs Canada’) is providing assistance to the Government of Jamaica (GOJ) to support justice sector reforms, through a $19.8 Million initiative, called the “Justice Undertakings for Social Transformation (JUST)” Program. The project is currently being implemented by the Government of Jamaica (Ministry of Justice with the Justice Reform Implementation Unit (JRIU) with support from Canada’s Department of Justice (Justice Canada) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). Non-state implementing partners will be integrated into the structure of the JUST in the 2018/19 Fiscal year. The JUST can be divided into three components, as follows: A) Technical-Legal Assistance Component: This component involves deployment of Canadian technical experts and Justice Canada personnel to Jamaica, to work with the Ministry of Justice, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions and the Courts to address a wide range of matters aimed, at improving the capacity of core justice sector institutions to manage and implement their core business.
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