The project to Support Agricultural Productivity in Burundi (PAPAB) was formulated for a period from November 2015 to December 2019 to respond to the desire to consolidate (PAN-) PNSEB, to increase the impact of fertilizers on agricultural production in a sustainable way and to rally the majority of actors involved in agricultural production in a broad operational partnership. The two specific objectives of PAPAB are: (i) Increasing soil fertility through consolidation of the fertilizer and fertilizer delivery system and (ii) increase of the agricultural productivity, resilience, producer organization and market access.
The PAPAB must close its activities in December 2019 and the PADANE must start its activities at the beginning of 2020, a final evaluation of PAPAB is organized with the hope that its report will inspire the actual implementation of PADANE.
The objectives of the final evaluation of the PAPAB are:
By means of objective, measurable and verifiable indicators, the mission in charge of the evaluation PAPAB final will:
Determine the level of achievement of the overall objective of the PAPAB as well as the achievement levels of its specific objectives. In a singular way, the final evaluation will have to highlight, the impact and
the effects of PAPAB on the beneficiary community; special attention will also be reserved for the effects induced by the project.
Methodology of work
Duration and indicative timetable for the final evaluation mission (30 days)
Without being exhaustive, the mission will take place according to the following sequential phases:
Composition and profile of the final PAPAB assessment mission
Key personnel will include:
An international expert with the following training and qualifications
A national expert with the following training and qualifications
A statistician expert answering the following conditions
Timeline
The activities in Burundi are scheduled for the month of June 2019. The final report must be submitted on
July 29th.
Presentation, submission and evaluation of offers
Tenders must be enclosed in a large, closed envelope with two closed envelopes
of which one containing the technical offer and marked “technical offer for the final evaluation of the
PAPAB and 2nd containing the financial offer and marked “financial offer for
the final evaluation of the PAPAB “. They can be sent electronically to the following addresses:
ifdcburundi@ifdc.org and eslingerland@ifdc.org
A commission will be appointed by the PAPAB Coordinator to proceed with the evaluation of
offers. The commission will first evaluate the technical offers on 60 points. For offers
technically valid, the commission will then evaluate the financial offers, the cheapest offer
will receive 40 points and vice versa. The mid-term evaluation will be entrusted to an individual or an office
having obtained the highest score out of 100.
The deadline for submission of tenders is May 30, 2019
The Organization:
IFDC is a nonprofit, science-based organization working to alleviate global hunger and poverty by improving sustainable agricultural productivity. IFDC enables smallholder farmers in developing countries to increase agricultural productivity, generate economic growth, and practice environmental stewardship by enhancing their ability to manage mineral and organic fertilizers responsibly and participate profitably in input and output markets.
IFDC was established in 1974 in response to the twin crises of food insecurity and rising energy prices. IFDC is governed by an international board of directors and supported by bilateral and multilateral aid agencies, private enterprises and foundations and Headquartered in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, USA.
IFDC Field Programs manages IFDC’s field activities in over 20 countries in Africa and Asia through three regional offices in Accra, Nairobi and Dhaka covering respectively: West Africa, East and Southern Africa, and Asia.
www.IFDC.org
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