Procurement of one new mechanical sugar cane Tender - 3268401

Procurement Summary

Country: Belize

Summary: Procurement of one new mechanical sugar cane harvester

Deadline: 07 Aug 2015

Posting Date: 28 Jul 2015

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 3268401

Document Ref. No.: ITB One New Mechanical Cane Harvester

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: -

Tender Value: Refer Document

CPV Classification

03113200 - Sugar cane

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Tender Details

Tenders are invited for Procurement of One new Mechanical Sugar Cane Harvester.
The economy of Belize is based on the country’s natural resource endowments. Based on a national realization that the country’s development is intrinsically tied to the prudent management of the environment and the country’s natural resource based, decision makers formally articulated the country’s commitment to pursuing a sustainable development pathway in its long term vision for the country. As part of the general development direction spelled out in Horizon 2030, environmental policy is in continuous development in Belize. Presently, there is very limited amount of resources available for the integrated management of chemicals in Belize. The legislation related to the integrated management of chemicals is fragmented among various institutions with limited coordination occurring among them.
The Government of Belize (GOB), with the support of the United Nation’s Development Programme (UNDP) and with financing from the Global Environment Facility has agreed to undertake a project aimed to assist the country in implementing its relevant obligations under the Stockholm Convention, in particular to reduce the releases of UPOPs, as well as to build the country’s capacity, in line with the GEF objectives. This will be accomplished through 2 principal project components. Component 2 addresses UPOPs release reduction in waste management operations and agriculture. In the agricultural sector, green harvesting with underlying field improvements as well as expert, technical and technological assistance will enable smaller scale cooperative sugar cane farmers to stop burning of the cane fields pre-and post-harvest with increased yields and decreased inputs.

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