Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the agricultural growth and employment programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh. The main objectives of the evaluation are: — to document the achievements of the AGEP since 2013, — to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components, — on the basis of the lessons learned through the AGEP, to prepare recommendations for the future as inputs for the design of a new country programme for Danida in Bangladesh (from 2021-26). It is intended to start the evaluation in December 2018 and the final evaluation report will be submitted by June 2019.
Deadline
Fristen for modtagelse af bud var på 2018-09-06.
Indkøbet blev offentliggjort på 2018-08-06.
Leverandører
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Udbudsbekendtgørelse (2018-08-06) Objekt Omfanget af udbuddet
Titel: Evalueringsrådgivningstjenester
Referencenummer: 2018-16776
Kort beskrivelse:
Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the agricultural growth and employment programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh.
The main objectives of the evaluation are:
— to document the achievements of the AGEP since 2013,
— to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components,
— on the basis of the lessons learned through the AGEP, to prepare recommendations for the future as inputs for the design of a new country programme for Danida in Bangladesh (from 2021-26).
It is intended to start the evaluation in December 2018 and the final evaluation report will be submitted by June 2019.
Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the agricultural growth and employment programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh.
The main objectives of the evaluation are:
— to document the achievements of the AGEP since 2013,
— to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components,
— on the basis of the lessons learned through the AGEP, to prepare recommendations for the future as inputs for the design of a new country programme for Danida in Bangladesh (from 2021-26).
It is intended to start the evaluation in December 2018 and the final evaluation report will be submitted by June 2019.
Procedure
Procedureform: Begrænset udbud
Bud-type: Indsendelse gældende for alle delaftaler
Kriterier for tildeling
Det økonomisk mest fordelagtige bud
The contracting authority has a maximum budget of 1 900 000 DKK (excluding VAT) in relation to the procurement. Tenders will be rejected if they exceed the Contracting Authority's maximum budget.
Objekt Omfanget af udbuddet
Kort beskrivelse:
Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the agricultural growth and employment programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh.
The main objectives of the evaluation are:
— to document the achievements of the AGEP since 2013,
— to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components,
— to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components,
— on the basis of the lessons learned through the AGEP, to prepare recommendations for the future as inputs for the design of a new country programme for Danida in Bangladesh (from 2021-26).
It is intended to start the evaluation in December 2018 and the final evaluation report will be submitted by June 2019.
Anslået samlet værdi: 1 900 000 DKK 💰
Kort beskrivelse:
The AGEP has been funded by Danida for 5 years from 2013 with 3 components:
— an integrated farm management component (IFMC with DAE),
— an agricultural and food security project (AFSP, with UNDP in the Chittagong Hill Tracts),
— an agri-business development component (Katalyst, co-funded with DfID and the Swiss Development Agency) (will not included in the evaluation).
According to the 2013 programme description the overall (development) objective of the AGEP was defined as contributing “to an increased pro-poor and inclusive growth and sustainable employment creation.” Although the programme was not intended to directly generate employment, it was anticipated that job opportunities would emerge from interventions that increased the value of farm produce. As such, the programme is consistent with the aim of the 6th Five Year Plan, to reduce poverty in Bangladesh.
According to the 2013 programme description the overall (development) objective of the AGEP was defined as contributing “to an increased pro-poor and inclusive growth and sustainable employment creation.” Although the programme was not intended to directly generate employment, it was anticipated that job opportunities would emerge from interventions that increased the value of farm produce. As such, the programme is consistent with the aim of the 6th Five Year Plan, to reduce poverty in Bangladesh.
Support through Danish development assistance (Danida) has played a role in the transformation of the agricultural sector in Bangladesh.
There is a very long history of assistance in the agriculture, livestock and fisheries sectors in Bangladesh, dating back to the 1970s. In the 1990s, Danida supported efforts to improve soil fertility through balanced use of fertilizers and to deal with crop losses through the introduction of integrated pest management (IPM) in farming systems. Following innovations in terms of agricultural research and extension that were initially encouraged by the FAO, and then in the design of agricultural sector support from the 1990s, it was decided that the so-called “farmer field school” (FFS) approach would constitute an important foundation in the sector programmes funded by Danida.
There is a very long history of assistance in the agriculture, livestock and fisheries sectors in Bangladesh, dating back to the 1970s. In the 1990s, Danida supported efforts to improve soil fertility through balanced use of fertilizers and to deal with crop losses through the introduction of integrated pest management (IPM) in farming systems. Following innovations in terms of agricultural research and extension that were initially encouraged by the FAO, and then in the design of agricultural sector support from the 1990s, it was decided that the so-called “farmer field school” (FFS) approach would constitute an important foundation in the sector programmes funded by Danida.
In 2011, the farmer field school approach in Bangladesh was evaluated by Danida. Studies of FFS in different regions of the country were undertaken, as introduced through the Department of agricultural extension (DAE) as well as through the regional livestock and fisheries services. The evaluation team found that over 500 000 rural households had benefitted from knowledge and techniques acquired through participation in these farmer field schools. Furthermore, it was found that there had been a significant impact on household nutrition and food security, notably among the poorest. The 2011 evaluation confirmed the value of the FFS approach in supporting the transformation of the rural economy for the benefit of poor, marginal and small farmers as well as women. Thus, in designing the agricultural growth and employment programme (AGEP) it was decided to continue to provide extension services through the FFS approach. But it was also recognized that improved production techniques were not the end of the story and that supporting poor, marginal and small farmers also entailed focusing on the value chains between producers and consumers, i.e. on market linkages.
In 2011, the farmer field school approach in Bangladesh was evaluated by Danida. Studies of FFS in different regions of the country were undertaken, as introduced through the Department of agricultural extension (DAE) as well as through the regional livestock and fisheries services. The evaluation team found that over 500 000 rural households had benefitted from knowledge and techniques acquired through participation in these farmer field schools. Furthermore, it was found that there had been a significant impact on household nutrition and food security, notably among the poorest. The 2011 evaluation confirmed the value of the FFS approach in supporting the transformation of the rural economy for the benefit of poor, marginal and small farmers as well as women. Thus, in designing the agricultural growth and employment programme (AGEP) it was decided to continue to provide extension services through the FFS approach. But it was also recognized that improved production techniques were not the end of the story and that supporting poor, marginal and small farmers also entailed focusing on the value chains between producers and consumers, i.e. on market linkages.
Following the launch of a Bangladesh Country Programme in 2016, Danish development assistance has been re-structured for a 5 year period. Consequently, arrangements have been made to launch the second phase of the IFMC for a 3 year period (2019-21) and similarly an additional grant will be provided to the UNDP for further farmer field schools in the CHT over the same period (AFSP II). These are 2 of the “development engagements” in the country programme.
Following the launch of a Bangladesh Country Programme in 2016, Danish development assistance has been re-structured for a 5 year period. Consequently, arrangements have been made to launch the second phase of the IFMC for a 3 year period (2019-21) and similarly an additional grant will be provided to the UNDP for further farmer field schools in the CHT over the same period (AFSP II). These are 2 of the “development engagements” in the country programme.
Yderligere oplysninger:
The contracting authority has a maximum budget of 1 900 000 DKK (excluding VAT) in relation to the procurement. Tenders will be rejected if they exceed the Contracting Authority's maximum budget.
Sted for udførelsen
Hovedsted eller sted for udførelsen: Bangladesh
Juridiske, økonomiske, finansielle og tekniske oplysninger Betingelser for deltagelse
Egnethed til at udøve det erhverv:
In Part III.A-C of the ESPD, economic operators must answer whether they are subject to exclusion grounds.
An economic operator is excluded from the procurement procedure if…
… the economic operator itself or any person who is a member of its administrative, management or supervisory body or has powers of representation, decision or control therein has been convicted by final judgement or fined within the last 4 years for any of the exclusion grounds relating to the criminal convictions listed in section 135(1) of the Danish Public Procurement Act.
… it has unpaid overdue debt of 100 000 DKK or more to public authorities in relation to payment of taxes and payment of social security, cf. section 135(3) of the Danish Public Procurement Act. An economic operator is, however, not excluded where the economic operator provides guarantee of payment of the part of the debt which constitutes 100 000 DKK or more, or where the economic operator has agreed on a repayment scheme with the collection authority and that scheme is observed, cf. section 135(4).
… it is subject to any of the exclusion grounds listed in sections 136(1)(1) and 136(1)(2) of the Danish Public Procurement Act.
… it within the last 2 years has been subject to any of the exclusion grounds listed in sections 136(1)(3) and 137(1)(2-3) of the Danish Public Procurement Act.
The Contracting Authority can accept the following documentation in relation to the exclusion grounds in sections 135(1), 135(3) and 137(1)(2) of the Danish Public Procurement Act (in order of priority):
(1) Extracts from the relevant register or similar documents issued by a competent judicial or administrative authority or certificates issued by the competent authority in the country referred to as documentation that the tenderer is not subject to the grounds for exclusion stipulated in sections 135(1), 135(3) and 137(1)(2);
(1) Extracts from the relevant register or similar documents issued by a competent judicial or administrative authority or certificates issued by the competent authority in the country referred to as documentation that the tenderer is not subject to the grounds for exclusion stipulated in sections 135(1), 135(3) and 137(1)(2);
(2) A declaration on oath (only if such extracts, certificates or similar documents are not issued in the country where the economic operator is established, or where the documentation does not cover all the grounds for exclusion stipulated in sections 135(1), 135(3) and 137(1)(2) entirely);
(2) A declaration on oath (only if such extracts, certificates or similar documents are not issued in the country where the economic operator is established, or where the documentation does not cover all the grounds for exclusion stipulated in sections 135(1), 135(3) and 137(1)(2) entirely);
(3) A solemn declaration made by the person concerned before a competent judicial or administrative authority, a notary or a competent professional or trade body, in the country of origin or in the country where the economic operator is established (only if there is no provision for declarations on oath in the country where the economic operator is established).
(3) A solemn declaration made by the person concerned before a competent judicial or administrative authority, a notary or a competent professional or trade body, in the country of origin or in the country where the economic operator is established (only if there is no provision for declarations on oath in the country where the economic operator is established).
Thus, the Contracting Authority cannot accept e.g. a solemn declaration made before a notary if there can be issued a certificate by the competent authority in the country where the economic operator is established. Moreover, the Contracting Authority cannot accept self-declarations or similar declarations issued by the economic operator or the person concerned as documentation in relation to the exclusion grounds.
Thus, the Contracting Authority cannot accept e.g. a solemn declaration made before a notary if there can be issued a certificate by the competent authority in the country where the economic operator is established. Moreover, the Contracting Authority cannot accept self-declarations or similar declarations issued by the economic operator or the person concerned as documentation in relation to the exclusion grounds.
In Part IV.B of the ESPD, the economic operator must fill in its average yearly turnover for the last 2 financial years available (where the economic operator can present annual reports).
If the economic operator consists of a group of economic operators (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the capacity of other entities, each involved economic operator or entity must submit a completed ESPD.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the economic and financial standing of other entities, the participating economic operators or the entities referred to are subject to joint and severable liability for the performance of the contract.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the economic and financial standing of other entities, the participating economic operators or the entities referred to are subject to joint and severable liability for the performance of the contract.
The Contracting Authority can accept annual reports or excerpts hereof or relevant statements from a bank or certified accountant as documentation in relation to the economic and financial standing.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others or when an economic operator relies on the economic and financial standing of other entities, the economic operator must also provide statements of support or other documentation proving that the economic operator has access to the necessary economic and financial standing. The statements of support must establish a legal obligation for the party concerned and state that the involved economic operators or entities are subject to joint and severable liability for the performance of the contract.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others or when an economic operator relies on the economic and financial standing of other entities, the economic operator must also provide statements of support or other documentation proving that the economic operator has access to the necessary economic and financial standing. The statements of support must establish a legal obligation for the party concerned and state that the involved economic operators or entities are subject to joint and severable liability for the performance of the contract.
Economic operators are encouraged to submit all necessary documentation as early as possible.
Mindstekrav til niveauet:
The economic operator is required to have an average yearly turnover of minimum 3 800 000 DKK for the last 2 financial years available.
When the economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the capacity of other entities, it is required that the participating economic operators or the economic operator and the entities referred to altogether meet the selection criteria.
When the economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the capacity of other entities, it is required that the participating economic operators or the economic operator and the entities referred to altogether meet the selection criteria.
Teknisk og faglig kompetence:
In Part IV.C of the ESPD, the economic operator must fill in a list of maximum 5 contracts entered into, ongoing or finalized within the last 3 years stating a description of the contract (nature and quantity of services from the economic operator and how they compare to the description of this procurement), amount (contract fee received by the economic operator), start date, end date and recipient (name and contact information).
In Part IV.C of the ESPD, the economic operator must fill in a list of maximum 5 contracts entered into, ongoing or finalized within the last 3 years stating a description of the contract (nature and quantity of services from the economic operator and how they compare to the description of this procurement), amount (contract fee received by the economic operator), start date, end date and recipient (name and contact information).
If an economic operator has listed more than 5 contracts, the Contracting Authority will only read and assess the 5 most recent contracts listed (based on start date).
If the economic operator consists of a group of economic operators (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the capacity of other entities, each involved economic operator or entity must submit a completed ESPD.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the technical and professional abilities of other entities, the specific parts of the contract must be performed by the economic operators or entities with the required technical and professional abilities.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others (e.g. a consortia or joint venture) or if the economic operator relies on the technical and professional abilities of other entities, the specific parts of the contract must be performed by the economic operators or entities with the required technical and professional abilities.
The contracting authority reserves the right to contact the recipients of services or require statements from the recipients, confirming that the economic operator has performed the listed contracts, as documentation in relation to the technical and professional ability.
The contracting authority reserves the right to contact the recipients of services or require statements from the recipients, confirming that the economic operator has performed the listed contracts, as documentation in relation to the technical and professional ability.
When an economic operator is formed by a group of economic operators or relies on the technical and professional abilities of other entities, the economic operator must also provide statements of support or other documentation proving that the economic operator has access to the necessary technical and professional abilities. The statements of support must establish a legal obligation for the party concerned and state the parts of the contract to be performed by the party concerned.
When an economic operator is formed by a group of economic operators or relies on the technical and professional abilities of other entities, the economic operator must also provide statements of support or other documentation proving that the economic operator has access to the necessary technical and professional abilities. The statements of support must establish a legal obligation for the party concerned and state the parts of the contract to be performed by the party concerned.
Economic operators are encouraged to submit all necessary documentation as early as possible.
Mindstekrav til niveauet:
The economic operator is required to have performed (entered into, ongoing or finalized) minimum 2 relevant contracts (as defined below) within the last 3 years.
As a relevant contract is considered:
— Independent evaluations of agricultural sector programmes following the OECD/DAC evaluation quality criteria with a value attributable to the economic operator of more than 500 000 DKK.
An “independent evaluation” is an evaluation carried out for an evaluation unit of a development organization.
References related to reviews and monitoring work will not be considered relevant references. Neither will short-listing under a framework contract be considered a reference in itself.
Kontraktens udførelse
Betingelser for opfyldelse af kontrakten:
Prior to the signing of the contract, the economic operator must present statements of availability from all non-permanent staff (e.g. project specific consultants or freelance consultants).
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others, the economic operator must present a joint statement from all the participating economic operators which identifies the member of the group who can act as an agent on behalf of the group with mandate to establish a legal obligation on behalf of the group in relation to the Contracting Authority.
When an economic operator is participating in the procurement procedure together with others, the economic operator must present a joint statement from all the participating economic operators which identifies the member of the group who can act as an agent on behalf of the group with mandate to establish a legal obligation on behalf of the group in relation to the Contracting Authority.
The winning tenderer is to perform the contract in compliance with the Danida Anti-Corruption Policy and the principles of the UN Global Compact.
Procedure
Retsgrundlag: 32014L0024
Påtænkt antal ansøgere: 5
Objektive kriterier for udvælgelse af det begrænsede antal ansøgere:
Candidates will be selected on the basis of the information concerning technical and professional ability, cf. section III.1.3), in relation to the object of this contract, cf. sections II.1.4) and II.2.4).
In the selection, the contracting authority will specifically emphasise:
— The number of references of independent evaluations as indicated in section III.1.3).
Preference will be given to independent evaluations within topics related to this evaluation, from South Asia and the extent to which the clients of those evaluations are comparable to the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Tidspunkt for modtagelse af tilbud: 14:00
Dato for afsendelse af opfordringer: 2018-09-20 📅
Sprog, på hvilke bud eller ansøgninger om deltagelse kan indgives: engelsk 🗣️
Tilbuddets gyldighedsperiode: 6 måneder
Local time in section IV is according to Central European Time (CET) in Denmark.
Economic operators may only submit one application or tender.
Economic operators must submit a European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) as preliminary evidence that the economic operator is not subject to exclusion grounds and that the economic operator fulfils the minimum requirements for economic and financial standing and technical and professional ability.
Economic operators must submit a European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) as preliminary evidence that the economic operator is not subject to exclusion grounds and that the economic operator fulfils the minimum requirements for economic and financial standing and technical and professional ability.
When the economic operator is participating together with others or if the economic operator relies on the capacity of other entities, each participating economic operator must provide a separate ESPD.
Before the time limit for receipt of tenders, the candidates, which the Contracting Authority has invited to tender, must present documentation of the information provided in the ESPD.
This contract has not been divided into lots, cf. section II.1.6), due to market and economic considerations.
Economic operators will not receive remuneration for their participation in the procedure.
Actions regarding requests to participate and selection must be submitted within 20 calendar days from the day after the Contracting Authority has notified the economic operators of the decisions regarding selection.
Other actions regarding the procedure (e.g. decisions regarding award of contract) must be submitted within:
45 calendar days from the day after the publication of a contract award notice in the Official Journal of the EU,
30 calendar days from the day after the Contracting Authority has notified the economic operators that a contract based on a Framework Agreement with reopening of competition has been entered into, or
6 months from the day after the Contracting Authority has notified the economic operators of the decisions regarding award of a Framework Agreement.
The complainant must at the same time notify the Contracting Authority that an action has been submitted to the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement.
Tjeneste, hvorfra der kan indhentes oplysninger om klageproceduren
Navn: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen
Postadresse: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35
Postby: Valby
Postnummer: 2500
Telefon: +45 41715000📞
E-mail: kfst@kfst.dk📧
Internetadresse: www.kfst.dk🌏
Kilde: OJS 2018/S 152-349030 (2018-08-06)
Bekendtgørelse om indgåede kontrakter (2018-11-22) Objekt Omfanget af udbuddet
Titel: Forretningstjenesteydelser: forskrifter, markedsføring, rådgivning, rekruttering, trykning og sikkerhed
Kort beskrivelse:
Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the Agricultural Growth and Employment Programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh.
The main objectives of the evaluation are:
— to document the achievements of the AGEP since 2013,
— to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components,
— on the basis of the lessons learned through the AGEP, to prepare recommendations for the future as inputs for the design of a new country programme for Danida in Bangladesh (from 2021-26).
It is intended to start the evaluation in December 2018 and the final evaluation report will be submitted by June 2019.
Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the Agricultural Growth and Employment Programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh.
The main objectives of the evaluation are:
— to document the achievements of the AGEP since 2013,
— to analyse the outcomes and impact of the IFMC and AFSP (components of the AGEP) in terms of results, based on the original theories of change, logical frameworks and results frameworks and with a particular emphasis on the adoption of the farming techniques and practices as well as marketing knowledge promoted through the components,
— on the basis of the lessons learned through the AGEP, to prepare recommendations for the future as inputs for the design of a new country programme for Danida in Bangladesh (from 2021-26).
It is intended to start the evaluation in December 2018 and the final evaluation report will be submitted by June 2019.
The Contracting Authority has a maximum budget of 1 900 000 DKK (excluding VAT) in relation to the procurement. Tenders will be rejected if they exceed the contracting authority's maximum budget.
Objekt Omfanget af udbuddet
Kort beskrivelse:
Danida is planning an independent evaluation of the Agricultural Growth and Employment Programme (AGEP) in Bangladesh.
According to the 2013 programme description the overall (development) objective of the AGEP was defined as contributing “to an increased pro-poor and inclusive growth and sustainable employment creation.” Although the programme was not intended to directly generate employment, it was anticipated that job opportunities would emerge from interventions that increased the value of farm produce. As such, the programme is consistent with the aim of the 6
According to the 2013 programme description the overall (development) objective of the AGEP was defined as contributing “to an increased pro-poor and inclusive growth and sustainable employment creation.” Although the programme was not intended to directly generate employment, it was anticipated that job opportunities would emerge from interventions that increased the value of farm produce. As such, the programme is consistent with the aim of the 6
There is a very long history of assistance in the agriculture, livestock and fisheries sectors in Bangladesh, dating back to the 1970s. In the 1990s, Danida supported efforts to improve soil fertility through balanced use of fertilizers and to deal with crop losses through the introduction of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in farming systems. Following innovations in terms of agricultural research and extension that were initially encouraged by the FAO, and then in the design of agricultural sector support from the 1990s, it was decided that the so-called “farmer field school” (FFS) approach would constitute an important foundation in the sector programmes funded by Danida.
There is a very long history of assistance in the agriculture, livestock and fisheries sectors in Bangladesh, dating back to the 1970s. In the 1990s, Danida supported efforts to improve soil fertility through balanced use of fertilizers and to deal with crop losses through the introduction of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in farming systems. Following innovations in terms of agricultural research and extension that were initially encouraged by the FAO, and then in the design of agricultural sector support from the 1990s, it was decided that the so-called “farmer field school” (FFS) approach would constitute an important foundation in the sector programmes funded by Danida.
In 2011, the farmer field school approach in Bangladesh was evaluated by Danida. Studies of FFS in different regions of the country were undertaken, as introduced through the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) as well as through the regional livestock and fisheries services. The evaluation team found that over 500 000 rural households had benefitted from knowledge and techniques acquired through participation in these farmer field schools. Furthermore, it was found that there had been a significant impact on household nutrition and food security, notably among the poorest. The 2011 evaluation confirmed the value of the FFS approach in supporting the transformation of the rural economy for the benefit of poor, marginal and small farmers as well as women. Thus, in designing the Agricultural Growth and Employment Programme (AGEP) it was decided to continue to provide extension services through the FFS approach. But it was also recognized that improved production techniques were not the end of the story and that supporting poor, marginal and small farmers also entailed focusing on the value chains between producers and consumers, i.e. on market linkages.
In 2011, the farmer field school approach in Bangladesh was evaluated by Danida. Studies of FFS in different regions of the country were undertaken, as introduced through the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) as well as through the regional livestock and fisheries services. The evaluation team found that over 500 000 rural households had benefitted from knowledge and techniques acquired through participation in these farmer field schools. Furthermore, it was found that there had been a significant impact on household nutrition and food security, notably among the poorest. The 2011 evaluation confirmed the value of the FFS approach in supporting the transformation of the rural economy for the benefit of poor, marginal and small farmers as well as women. Thus, in designing the Agricultural Growth and Employment Programme (AGEP) it was decided to continue to provide extension services through the FFS approach. But it was also recognized that improved production techniques were not the end of the story and that supporting poor, marginal and small farmers also entailed focusing on the value chains between producers and consumers, i.e. on market linkages.
Yderligere oplysninger:
The Contracting Authority has a maximum budget of 1 900 000 DKK (excluding VAT) in relation to the procurement. Tenders will be rejected if they exceed the contracting authority's maximum budget.
Tildeling af kontrakt
Dato for kontraktindgåelse: 2018-11-21 📅
Navn: Nordic Consulting Group A/S
Nationalt registreringsnummer: 12852371
Postadresse: Jemtelandsgade 1, 2
Postby: Copenhagen S
Postnummer: 2300
Land: Danmark 🇩🇰 Byen København
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Navn: Orbicon A/S
Nationalt registreringsnummer: 21265543
Postadresse: Linnes Alle 2
Postby: Taastrup
Postnummer: 2630
Land: Københavns omegn
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Den samlede værdi af udbuddet: 1 899 658 DKK 💰
Oplysninger om udbud
Antal modtagne bud: 2
Reference Yderligere oplysninger
This contract has not been divided into lots, cf. Section II.1.6), due to market and economic considerations.
— 45 calendar days from the day after the publication of a contract award notice in the Official Journal of the EU,
— 30 calendar days from the day after the Contracting Authority has notified the economic operators that a contract based on a Framework Agreement with reopening of competition has been entered into, or
— 6 months from the day after the Contracting Authority has notified the economic operators of the decisions regarding award of a Framework Agreement.