Deadline: 17-Feb-23
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is issuing a Request for Proposals to engage the services of a Service Provider to complete a scoping report on Food Culture in Indonesia.
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is a Swiss-based foundation launched at the UN in 2002 to tackle the human suffering caused by malnutrition. Working with both governments and businesses, they aim to transform food systems so that they deliver more nutritious food for all people.
Objectives
- This scoping study will be used to orient the DGA towards the opportunities and challenges at the interface of food culture with food policy, food sustainability/climate change, entertainment, religion, education. Specific objectives to be answered by the work include:
- Identify the core food culture facts, ideas, and moments, and description of the regional food culture, including each region’s core/common cultural beliefs, cultural values.
- How religion, family life/structures, and media landscape contribute to and shape food culture
- Core narratives in the media that frame how food and climate change is perceived
- Key policy documents guiding how the country will address nutritious diets and/or climate threats to food system
- This scoping study will inform initial DGA entry points (i.e., key topics, key ideas) in Indonesia and help GAIN/DGA understand the local food culture.
Deliverables
- Kick-off meeting, periodic check-in meetings with GAIN during the consultancy
- Inception report that highlights the key topics for the desk review
- Desk review and report focusing on insights
- Identify and contact local experts, with input from DGA/GAIN
- Develop interview questions
- Conduct expert interviews (approx. 15 interviews)
- Compile interview notes and insights
- Draft report
- Revise report, based on feedback from GAIN
- Final report that includes key insights from desk review and interviews
Evaluation Criteria
Proposals will be reviewed by the Selection Team. The following indicate a list of the significant criteria against which proposals will be assessed. This list is not exhaustive or 100% inclusive and is provided to enhance the applicants’ ability to respond with substance.
Applicants are required to submit the following information, conforming to the guidelines given in this section:
- Understanding of the scope of work:
- Proposal shall demonstrate a clear understanding of the project objective and deliverables.
- Demonstrate a clear understanding of the technical requirements of this RFP:
- Providing detailed technical documentation of the proposed strategy.
- Evidence of experience delivering solutions using the proposed information technology platform.
- The creative and methodological approaches required to implement each of the parts of the scope of work.
- Comprehensiveness of work plan and reasonableness of proposed time frame:
- Proposal shall include a feasible work plan to ensure successful completion of deliverables.
- The work plan details how activities will be coordinated.
- Detailed budget and cost-effectiveness of proposed approach:
- Evidence of cost-effective approaches to undertaking the scope of work within the proposed budget.
- Proposal shall identify possible challenges and include creative approaches to addressing them.
- Management and personnel plan:
- The team members working on this project shall have the relevant qualifications and overall experience required to successfully implement the project.
- Roles and responsibilities of each team member shall be clearly defined. GAIN shall have one main contact person clearly identified in the proposal.
- A duly completed offer of services.
For more information, visit GAIN.
