Procurement Summary
Country : Guinea Bissau
Summary : Contracting of an International Consulting Firm for Development of a Capacity Building Plan for Judiciary Actors in Guinea-Bissau
Deadline : 24 Sep 2018
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Notice Type : Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 26488878
Document Ref. No. : 49541
Competition : ICB
Financier : United Nations Secretariat
Purchaser Ownership : -
Tender Value : Refer Document
Purchaser's Detail
Purchaser : UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP)
House City
Corniche Coleah Lansébounyi
BP 222 Conakry Guinea
Phone: (+224) 664 244 049
Guinea Bissau
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Contracting of an International Consulting Firm for Development of a Capacity Building Plan for Judiciary Actors in Guinea-Bissau
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TERMS OF REFERENCEVACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT N Information Job Title: The Development of a Capacity Building Plan for Judicial Actors in Guinea-BissauPriority: Guinea-BissauCategory: JusticeAdditional Category: Capacity BuildingContract Type: Profes ContractPostNational: International Consulting FirmDate of Delivery: (Please allow at leastone week) 30/10 / 2018Languages required: English, French, PortugueseStart Date30 / 10 / 2018Duration of the Contract (n of days): 66 working daysDuration of the contract ContractAt three monthsContext IntroductionThe Constitution of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau stipulates in article 59 that the organs of sovereignty are: the President of the Republic, the NationalPeople's Assembly, the Government and the Courts. The same article establishes that the organization of political power is based on the separation and independence of the organs of sovereignty and theirsubordination to the respect of the Constitution The institutions intervening in the field of justiceThe judicial system rests on four institutional pillars which function in an independent way namely: the courts and the courts, the public prosecutor's office, the Bar Association and the Ministry of Justice Justice.The judicial management bodies: ConformmenUnder Title 7 of the Constitution, the judiciary appears as an independent power: courts are presented as organs of sovereignty responsible for administering justice in the name of the people. In order to make the independence of the judiciary a reality, the national authorities set up autonomous bodies responsible for the management of the judiciary.This is done through the prosecutor's office of the Public Prosecutor's Office 7/95, of 25 July 1995, which set up the Supreme Council of the Public Prosecutor's Office (CSMMP). attributing to him, among other competences, the management of the career and the discipline of the magistrates of the Prosecutor's Office.Concernant the MagistratureJu...
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