Procurement Summary
Country : Kenya
Summary : Consultancy for the Revision of MID-P-s Human Resource Compensation Structure
Deadline : 27 Oct 2021
Other Information
Notice Type : Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 58657883
Document Ref. No. :
Competition : ICB
Financier : Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership : -
Tender Value : Refer Document
Purchaser's Detail
Purchaser : RURAL AGENCY FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND ASSISTANCE
Kindaruma Rd, Nairobi, Kenya
Phone: +254 725 361478
Kenya
Email :procurement@racida.org
URL :https://racida.org
Tender Details
Tenders are invited for Consultancy for the Revision of MID-P-s Human Resource Compensation Structure in the Organizational HR Manual.
Kenya is subject to recurrent, cyclical, and erratic disasters characterized as natural (climatological, hydrological, biological, and the like) or man-made (technological, social, chemical, and the like). When disasters occur in Kenya, local actors are the first to respond. However, these local actors are undermined by gaps and shortcomings within the Kenya Disaster Response System.
As such, Johanniter International Assistance (JIA), and three local NGO first responders - The Rural Agency for Community Development and Assistance (RACIDA), St. Johns Ambulance of Kenya, and Merti-Integrated Development Programme (MID-P) (hereafter referred to as the consortium members) - commissioned a systemic analysis of Kenya-s Disaster Response System to identify key areas for investment and capacity building. The analysis revealed several categories of barriers that hinder effective service delivery by first responders in Kenya, which relate to policy, legal and institutional frameworks, structures and systems, resources and community/public awareness.
Based on these gaps, the consortium is investment to strengthen the capacity of the three nationals first responders (RACIDA, St. Johns Ambulance of Kenya, and MID-P) to accomplish the following: a) increase their technical capacity; b) improve their in-country fundraising capacity for timely intervention; c) increase their public recognition and accountability; d) share and develop the "Knowledge Products" of first responders, i.e. share and document best practices to better learn from successes and failures. The project will coordinate their activities with other actors such as the police, the County Steering Committees, the Northern Frontier Alliance in ASAL, etc. to avoid duplication, exploit synergies and ensure the transmission of relevant information.
The direct beneficiaries of the project are staff of the three consortium members, i.e. RACIDA, St. John Ambulance and MID-P whose technical, advocacy and fundraising capacities will be strengthened, as well as selected members of the County/National ASAL Forums and the County Steering Group.
As per the proposal, the consortium members have selected governance as the capacity area to be strengthened in the first year of implementation. MID-P-s identified area for investment is to improve its compensation structure. Specifically, MID-P seeks to develop a compensation structure that is competitive with its peer organizations and a salary scale. This guidance and salary scale is envisioned to be implemented as a new chapter and annex within the MID-P HR Manual. Therefore, the consultancy requires an addition to the existing HR Manual and not a complete revision of the MID-P HR Manual.
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