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UNDPIRH-CFP-202206 Slovak Challenge Fund
Procurement Process :Innovation Challenge
Office :Istanbul Regional Center - TURKEY
Deadline :10-Dec-22
Posted on :13-Oct-22
Development Area :OTHER  OTHER
Reference Number :96393
Link to Atlas Project :
00111827 - UNDP-Slovakia Partnership for Effective DevCoop for SDGs
Documents :
Annex 1 Terms of Reference
Annex 2 Guidelines
Annex 3 Application Form
Annex 4: Budget
Annex 5 Contract Template
Clarification Letter 1
Clarification Letter 2
Overview :

Slovak Challenge Fund (SCF) aims to facilitate transfer of Slovak know-how and innovative solutions that address development challenges in Moldova and North Macedonia. Specifically, SCF aims to identify solutions that deliver improvement and value, especially by introducing new methods, ideas, or products; support solutions that assure viability in local conditions, long-term sustainability, and potential for scale-up, and promote solutions to share knowledge and tackle development challenges in other countries

 

The eligible applicants are only Slovak private sector entities. The applicants are required to engage local partners to assure viability in local conditions, and to promote sustainability and scalability of the solution. 

All call documents, selection criteria and evaluation details can be found in the Call for Proposals and its annexes. 

Locality: North Macedonia or the Republic of Moldova 

 

Development Challenges: 

  • Natural Resources - Supporting the sustainable use of natural resources through improved water or waste management and/or increased energy efficiency and clean energy utilization.
  • Agriculture - Increasing the productivity, partnerships, access to markets and competitiveness of organic agriculture actors like farmers and producers.
  • Good Governance - Introducing and/or improving e-governance and open data use in public sector management and delivery.
  • Resilient Society - Supporting the resilience of the societies as a reflection on the Covid 19 pandemic, the crisis in Ukraine, including the energy crisis.

Expected contract start date: February, 2023 

Expected contract length: up to 12 months 

Estimated prize: Ranging between US$20,000 and US$40,000, the applicants provide co-funding of at least 20% of the total cost of the project. 

The applicants must submit their proposals using the templates for the application form (in Annex 3) and budget (in Annex 4). 

The application should be sent to procurement.irh@undp.org by Saturday 10 December, 2022 at 11:59 p.m. CET.