Deutsche Welthungerhilfe

International Multi-Disciplinary Development Programme Environment & Climate Change

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Description

In October 2018 DFID (the UK Department for International Development) published a commercial tender to establish a number of framework contracts with potential suppliers for a variety of 11 topics, under the title "International Multi-Disciplinary Development Programme, IMDP", with the tender number 8373. The programme foresees a number of lots: 1. Climate Change and Environment (1 and 11) 2. Conflict and Governance (2 and 12) 3. Education (3 and 13) 4. Human Development and Health (4 and 14) 5. Humanitarian (5 and 15) 6. Infrastructure (6 and 16) 7. Liveihoods (7 and 17) 8. Social Development (8 and 18) 9. Procurement & Logistics (9 and 19) 10. Research (10 and 20) 11. Statistics and Data (11 and 22) The purpose of the tender is to identify a limited number of suppliers for each lot, "to enable DFID to access advice and expertise in a cost efficient and effective manner ... by multi-disciplinary teams of quality professionals to design, manage and deliver international development programmes services with greater agility and innovation whilst maintaining fair competition, in response to the dynamic and challenging needs of working in complex and fragile contexts" (ToR, p. 2). Hence, for each lot/ topic it is anticipated that programme pipelines will be launched by DFID to which framework participants will have access and can submit proposals for services. Lot numbers 1 to 10 comprise potential pipelines of max. 3 Mio GBP per project and lots 11-22 are high value contracts for up 3-12 Mio GBP per project. Following internal discussions in the Programme Management Team in 10/2018 and after consultation with a number of country offices, Welthungerhilfe decided to submit a bid as lead agency for a larger consortium for Lot 1 (Environment and Climate Change, low value contracts) and was selected as one of framework partners. The consortium includes ACTED, Ayunda en Accion, CESVI, Helvetas, HIVOS, PIN, Fundación para la investigación del clima (FIC, Spain) and International Synergies (UK).

Target Groups

Due to the global nature of this framework it is not possible to break down target groups in numbers. As supplier for DFID the primary beneficiary are DFID departments and programmes overseas. Other UK government departments can also make use of the services of the framework supplier for technical assistance and programme implementation. Beneficiaries of projects arising from call-down are anticipated to be a) local governments/ ministries dealing with issues of climate change and environment in the partner countries of DFID (+ UK government) b) local populations in the regions covered by call-down contracts in a given sub-theme. c) local partner organisations Details of target groups will be established in individual projects under this programme. DFID is the main client under this framework agreement. However, it is possible that other UK Government services will request WHH for services under this agreement.

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Location

The country, countries or regions that benefit from this Programme.

Developing countries, unspecified

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