Procurement Summary
Country: Mozambique
Summary: Resupply Mid Term Evaluation: Restoration in Supply Chains (Resupply) from Zero Net Deforestation to Net Positive Action
Deadline: 17 May 2020
Posting Date: 17 May 2020
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Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 42748300
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Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: -
Tender Value: Refer Document
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90700000 - Environmental services
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Tenders are invited for Restoration in Supply Chains (Resupply) from Zero Net Deforestation to Net Positive Action, Funded by the German Ministry for the Environment International Climate Initiative (Iki). The Project Started in January 2019 and Ends in January 2022..
IUCN supports collaborative actions through The RESUPPLY project: Restoration in supply chains from
zero net deforestation to net positive action, funded by the German Ministry for the Environment
International Climate Initiative (IKI). The project started in January 2019 and ends in January 2022.
The project intends to work with companies and other landscape actors to run the Restoration
Opportunity Assessment Methodology (ROAM)1
in three supply chains:
- With Olam Ltd, in cocoa supply chain in Ghana
- With Illovo, in sugar cane supply chain in Tanzania
- With ECOM in cocoa supply chain in Peru.
The results and analysis generated by the ROAM assessment will be used to create business cases
for specific FLR Interventions in the selected supply chains. The business cases will be structured in
sections with at least the following information:
- COSTS of the FLR intervention: Implementation, transaction, management and opportunity
costs
- BENEFITS such as:
o Corresponding carbon sequestration potential,
o Biodiversity improvement,
o Social benefits,
o Sustainability commitments, etc.
Rationale for the mid-term review This mid-term review fulfils the IUCN Monitoring and Evaluation Policy to conduct an independent midterm review (MTR) for the purpose of learning and reflection on project management and early results.
Objectives of the mid-term review The mid-term review should explore Resupply’s work, achievements, and IUCN support with the aim of providing guidance on how to maximize the potential for achieving the intended results and improve learning in its remaining timeframe (2022). Through the assessment of the progress, performance, achievements and lessons learnt to date, the review will contribute to both learning and accountability.
The specific objectives of the mid-term review are:
To assess the relevance of the ROAM to the development of business cases and to
businesses.
To assess the effectiveness of Resupply at achieving its objectives and provide clear
insights about what has and hasn’t worked so far and why
To assess the early impact of the Resupply process and provide some indication about how
the project is progressing towards achieving its intended outputs and outcomes
To assess the efficiency in terms of value for money of the delivery of the Resupply outputs.
To identify lessons and provide set of actionable recommendations on how the project and
the project coordination/management could be adjusted for further improvement and to
strengthen delivery on the project intended outputs and outcomes
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