Tender Summary
The THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION TO SUPPORT THE HUDAYDAH AGREEMENT (UNMHA) in Yemen from Middle East region had released this tender for Request for proposals are invited for Provision of Vocational Training for Women from the Host Community of Al-Khawkhah District, Hudaydah Governorate.
Method of Application UNMHA invites experienced and interested applicants to submit a technical and financial proposal along with a cover letter in support of their application to the UNMHA Civil Affairs Team via email unmha-civilaffairs@un.org by 29 June 2023
1. Background The United Nations Mission to support the Hudaydah Agreement (UNMHA) seeks proposals from qualified organisations to implement a Quick Impact Project that will manage and deliver a series of vocational training targeted at women beneficiaries from the host community of Al-Khawkhah District, Hudaydah Governorate. Al-Khawkhah District is among the districts worst affected by conflict in Hudaydah Governorate, located along a military frontline. Women from the host community often live in inadequate conditions and lack economic opportunities. UNMHA wishes to target women beneficiaries from the district, prioritizing those who are managing single-headed households; are widowed; or have been impacted by the scourge of mines, through provision of vocational training that can help them to generate income, and in turn enable them to improve their livelihoods. The fisheries sector in Al-Khawkhah District is one of the main sources of income in the district. Therefore, UNMHA would like to provide training in an area of production that can make market linkages with the fisheries sector.
2. Objective Support women from the host community of Al-Khawkhah district to learn a valuable skill that can help them to generate income, and in turn improve their livelihoods.
3. Scope of Work The project should: a) Deliver specialized training, including by providing theoretical, practical, and entrepreneurial knowledge, in a skill and area of production linked to the fisheries sector. b) Provide graduates of the training with toolkits/start-up kits to kickstart their own means of production. c) Assist graduates of the training to identify and secure local market linkages.
4. Expected Activities and Responsibilities to be taken by the Implementing Partner
· The Implementing Partner will select the beneficiaries through an established screening process (agreed with UNMHA) and determine the number of beneficiaries based on UNMHA’s proposed budget.
· Identify a suitable venue in Al-Khawkhah to conduct the training, and ensure the venue has a reliable power supply, is secure, and that health and safety concerns are addressed throughout.
· Provide UNMHA with a detailed training work plan, that includes the list of training materials and equipment to be utilized.
· The duration of each training curriculum is up to 3 months (60 working days) and should not exceed 6 hours per day. All training courses need to be completed by 30 November 2023 at the latest.
· Screen participants prior to the commencement of the training to assess the candidates’ level of skills.
· Deliver and oversee each training session and assign qualified facilitators.
· Provide toolkits/starter kits to the graduates, the details of which must be shared with UNMHA.
· Provide refreshments and consumables for all participants during the training sessions.
· Provide participants with appropriate transport allowance in line with the standard UN rate and acceptable to UNMHA.
· Mark attendance during the entirety of each training period and share attendance records with UNMHA.
· Monitor the progress of the trainees: strengths, weaknesses, challenges, and outcomes within each training engagement period.
· Provide a timely, accurate and comprehensive interim and end of training reports.
· Periodically update progress to UNMHA on the attainment of overall project objectives and highlight any risks of delays or non-completion.
· Submit a mid-term project report and final project report on completion of the project with financial reports to UNMHA for approval without delay.
· Award every trainee with a certificate of completion/graduation and organize a closure/graduation ceremony upon completion of the project.
· Ensure visibility of UNMHA and assist to identify communication deliverables, such as action photos, videos, and human-interest stories.
· UNMHA will positively consider the addition of the provision of childcare services during training hours to women participants who expressed the need for such service during the selection process.
5. Implementation Methodologies, Approaches and Strategies
1. The cost associated with any assessments conducted for the purposes of developing a proposal in response to this Request for Proposals will be incurred by the applying organizations.
2. UNMHA does not provide any services, personnel, or facilities to the Implementing Partner for implementation of activities within this Request for Proposals.
3. Any necessary procurement related to the project will be made, under the exclusive responsibility of the implementing partner, according to the rules and procedures specific to that organization, which must be notified in advance and be accepted by UNMHA.
4. The Implementing Partner will not charge any fees to the trainees in any form whatsoever.
5. The Implementing Partner will not make any financial commitment on behalf of UNMHA, nor shall take loans or create any other financial liability binding UNMHA under this agreement.
6. The Implementing Partner will conduct no such parallel activity which may be prejudicial to the interests of the said project, or UNMHA.
7. The Implementing Partner will ensure adequate safeguards measures are in place against sexual exploitation and abuse of participants and is obliged to report any suspicions of fraud.
6. Suggested range of project budget per application Between 40,000 – 50,000 USD.
The project proposal must contain a detailed budget breakdown.
7. Qualification and Experience Applicants should meet the following minimum requirements:
1. Experience operating in the west coast region of Yemen for at least 2 years.
2. At least 5 years of professional experience in providing capacity-building and technical and vocational training on areas such as textiles, sewing, handloom, food processing, and marketing skills.
3. At least 5 years of professional experience in the implementation of livelihood projects.
4. Evidence of structured training programs and experienced trainers.
5. Evidence of consistent and sustained good financial performance (audit reports for the last 3 years).
6. Language proficiency in written and oral Arabic and English is required.
8. Method of Application UNMHA invites experienced and interested applicants to submit a technical and financial proposal along with a cover letter in support of their application to the UNMHA Civil Affairs Team via email unmha-civilaffairs@un.org
by 29 June 2023. Each submission must include a technical and financial proposal, with a detailed methodology and work plan (max 6 pages), along with:
· Samples of previous work
· Organizational profile and structure, including CVs and description of expertise involved offering relevant TVET trainings with proof of conformity with the required above list of competencies and qualification.
· Recently audited financial reports for 3 consecutive years and required set of registration documents
· The Proposal should be submitted in English only.
Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. published on 16 Jun 2023. The tender expired on 29 Jun 2023. This tender is sourced from Official Website and is eligible for suppliers interested in Vocational training services. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 3235333.
Tender Details
Tender NoticeTI Ref: 3235333
Tender Organisation
THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION TO SUPPORT THE HUDAYDAH AGREEMENT (UNMHA)
Tender CPV
80530000 : Vocational training services
Tender Document Type
Tender Notice
Tender Deadline
29 Jun 2023 Deadline passed
Tender Description
Request for proposals are invited for Provision of Vocational Training for Women from the Host Community of Al-Khawkhah District, Hudaydah Governorate.
Method of Application UNMHA invites experienced and interested applicants to submit a technical and financial proposal along with a cover letter in support of their application to the UNMHA Civil Affairs Team via email unmha-civilaffairs@un.org by 29 June 2023
1. Background The United Nations Mission to support the Hudaydah Agreement (UNMHA) seeks proposals from qualified organisations to implement a Quick Impact Project that will manage and deliver a series of vocational training targeted at women beneficiaries from the host community of Al-Khawkhah District, Hudaydah Governorate. Al-Khawkhah District is among the districts worst affected by conflict in Hudaydah Governorate, located along a military frontline. Women from the host community often live in inadequate conditions and lack economic opportunities. UNMHA wishes to target women beneficiaries from the district, prioritizing those who are managing single-headed households; are widowed; or have been impacted by the scourge of mines, through provision of vocational training that can help them to generate income, and in turn enable them to improve their livelihoods. The fisheries sector in Al-Khawkhah District is one of the main sources of income in the district. Therefore, UNMHA would like to provide training in an area of production that can make market linkages with the fisheries sector.
2. Objective Support women from the host community of Al-Khawkhah district to learn a valuable skill that can help them to generate income, and in turn improve their livelihoods.
3. Scope of Work The project should: a) Deliver specialized training, including by providing theoretical, practical, and entrepreneurial knowledge, in a skill and area of production linked to the fisheries sector. b) Provide graduates of the training with toolkits/start-up kits to kickstart their own means of production. c) Assist graduates of the training to identify and secure local market linkages.
4. Expected Activities and Responsibilities to be taken by the Implementing Partner
· The Implementing Partner will select the beneficiaries through an established screening process (agreed with UNMHA) and determine the number of beneficiaries based on UNMHA’s proposed budget.
· Identify a suitable venue in Al-Khawkhah to conduct the training, and ensure the venue has a reliable power supply, is secure, and that health and safety concerns are addressed throughout.
· Provide UNMHA with a detailed training work plan, that includes the list of training materials and equipment to be utilized.
· The duration of each training curriculum is up to 3 months (60 working days) and should not exceed 6 hours per day. All training courses need to be completed by 30 November 2023 at the latest.
· Screen participants prior to the commencement of the training to assess the candidates’ level of skills.
· Deliver and oversee each training session and assign qualified facilitators.
· Provide toolkits/starter kits to the graduates, the details of which must be shared with UNMHA.
· Provide refreshments and consumables for all participants during the training sessions.
· Provide participants with appropriate transport allowance in line with the standard UN rate and acceptable to UNMHA.
· Mark attendance during the entirety of each training period and share attendance records with UNMHA.
· Monitor the progress of the trainees: strengths, weaknesses, challenges, and outcomes within each training engagement period.
· Provide a timely, accurate and comprehensive interim and end of training reports.
· Periodically update progress to UNMHA on the attainment of overall project objectives and highlight any risks of delays or non-completion.
· Submit a mid-term project report and final project report on completion of the project with financial reports to UNMHA for approval without delay.
· Award every trainee with a certificate of completion/graduation and organize a closure/graduation ceremony upon completion of the project.
· Ensure visibility of UNMHA and assist to identify communication deliverables, such as action photos, videos, and human-interest stories.
· UNMHA will positively consider the addition of the provision of childcare services during training hours to women participants who expressed the need for such service during the selection process.
5. Implementation Methodologies, Approaches and Strategies
1. The cost associated with any assessments conducted for the purposes of developing a proposal in response to this Request for Proposals will be incurred by the applying organizations.
2. UNMHA does not provide any services, personnel, or facilities to the Implementing Partner for implementation of activities within this Request for Proposals.
3. Any necessary procurement related to the project will be made, under the exclusive responsibility of the implementing partner, according to the rules and procedures specific to that organization, which must be notified in advance and be accepted by UNMHA.
4. The Implementing Partner will not charge any fees to the trainees in any form whatsoever.
5. The Implementing Partner will not make any financial commitment on behalf of UNMHA, nor shall take loans or create any other financial liability binding UNMHA under this agreement.
6. The Implementing Partner will conduct no such parallel activity which may be prejudicial to the interests of the said project, or UNMHA.
7. The Implementing Partner will ensure adequate safeguards measures are in place against sexual exploitation and abuse of participants and is obliged to report any suspicions of fraud.
6. Suggested range of project budget per application Between 40,000 – 50,000 USD.
The project proposal must contain a detailed budget breakdown.
7. Qualification and Experience Applicants should meet the following minimum requirements:
1. Experience operating in the west coast region of Yemen for at least 2 years.
2. At least 5 years of professional experience in providing capacity-building and technical and vocational training on areas such as textiles, sewing, handloom, food processing, and marketing skills.
3. At least 5 years of professional experience in the implementation of livelihood projects.
4. Evidence of structured training programs and experienced trainers.
5. Evidence of consistent and sustained good financial performance (audit reports for the last 3 years).
6. Language proficiency in written and oral Arabic and English is required.
8. Method of Application UNMHA invites experienced and interested applicants to submit a technical and financial proposal along with a cover letter in support of their application to the UNMHA Civil Affairs Team via email unmha-civilaffairs@un.org
by 29 June 2023. Each submission must include a technical and financial proposal, with a detailed methodology and work plan (max 6 pages), along with:
· Samples of previous work
· Organizational profile and structure, including CVs and description of expertise involved offering relevant TVET trainings with proof of conformity with the required above list of competencies and qualification.
· Recently audited financial reports for 3 consecutive years and required set of registration documents
· The Proposal should be submitted in English only.
Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
Frequently Asked Questions About This Tender
Who has issued this tender, and what is it for?
The tender has been issued by THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION TO SUPPORT THE HUDAYDAH AGREEMENT (UNMHA) in Yemen. Such a type of tender falls under Vocational training services, within the Management Consultancy sector, and is listed on Tender Impulse with reference ID 3235333.
What are the key dates for this tender?
The notice was published on 16 Jun 2023 and submissions close on 29 Jun 2023. Late bids are rarely accepted in public procurement, so aim to have your documents ready several days before the closing date.
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It is classified under CPV codes 80530000, which correspond to Vocational training services. If your company supplies these products or services, these are the codes to save in your alert profile so no matching tender passes you by.
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