Deadline: 10-Aug-22
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is accepting proposals for strengthening the livelihoods of population of Zuwara through productive assets distribution “Blue Economy Project”.
UNDP seeks to promote sustainable economic growth in Zuwara by helping communities to diversify their livelihoods in fisheries and aquaculture occupations. With funds from the European Union, the development of productive assets and specialized training will boost their economic activity using the coastal resources.
Objectives
The objective of the Call for Proposals is to engage a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) as a Responsible Party to execute:
- Rapid sectoral assessment of blue economy in Zuwara;
- Organize expert training and exchange to ensure “know-how” and knowledge transfers on effective fishing practices and techniques, aquaculture etc.;
- Advertise and select business proposals in line with focus sub-sectors of blue economy;
- Distribute productive assets on and monitor results.
Funding Information
- The overall indicative grant pool amount made available under this Call for proposal is US Dollars 300,000.00 targeting from 50 to 100 beneficiaries.
- Duration: The project will be taking place over a period of 8 months. The applying organizations are requested to submit a clear and detailed work plan for each output/deliverable and the budget within the foreseen timeframe.
Eligibility Criteria
The applicants have to meet the following minimum criteria:
- Non-governmental, charitable, non-profit organization operating in Libya for at three years;
- Project in implementing distribution-in-kind or cash grants to households is an asset if proven with the reference;
- Geographical areas of operation of the NGO matches the selected municipality (Zuwara) or there is an ability to scale;
- Availability of the expertise in Blue Economy or a proven ability to engage the partnering institution is required. Information on the invited experts or partners needs to be provided in writing in the submitted proposal.
- Previous experience in conducting training in the context of livelihoods is a strong asset;
- Previous experience in project administration from the UN agencies is a strong asset.
- Availability of human resources that will ensure due quality and timely implementation of the contract.
For more information, visit https://www.undp.org/libya/publications/call-proposals-ngos-support-population-zuwara-through-fisheries-and-aquaculture-occupations
