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1 Køber
1.1 Køber
Officielt navn: Udenrigsministeriet
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Køberens retlige status: Central regeringsmyndighed
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2 Procedure
2.1 Procedure
Titel: Study on localization in Lebanon and Jordan for the Regional Development and Protection\n Programme, Phase 3
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Beskrivelse: Description: The European Regional Development and Protection Program (RDPP) in the\n Middle East aims at supporting civil society, host governments, donors and other stakeholders\n in understanding and mitigating the impact of protracted forced displacement from\n Syria and the compounded crises in neighbouring refugee hosting countries. The RDPP\n is currently in its third phase (2023-2026) which focuses on Lebanon and Jordan. Through\n partnerships with national and international partners, RDPP seeks to enhance protection\n and to support socio-economic development for Syrian refugees and local communities\n with a view to enhancing opportunities for increased self-reliance and resilience.\n Denmark manages and leads the programme on behalf of the contributing donors which\n include Austria, Czech Republic, European Union, Ireland, Netherlands and Switzerland.\n Hence, RDPP III is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (DMFA)\n with the responsibility decentralised to the Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon that has\n a dedicated RDPP Programme Management Unit (PMU). RDPP III has a particular focus\n on localisation which is one of the four specific objectives of the programme with\n a view to enhancing the efficiency of the assistance provided and supporting the empowerment\n of and ownership of solutions led by local actors and institutions, as envisioned\n in the Grand Bargain. This approach builds on learning from the previous phases of\n RDPP and implies that the programme provides direct support to national civil society\n organizations through partnerships that also engage with local and central authorities,\n private sector and other relevant stakeholders at country level. In addition, the\n programme focuses on enhancing localisation in relation to advocacy and policy dialogue\n processes. Objective: The overall objective of the study is to assess progress in\n the implementation of localisation efforts in Lebanon and Jordan with a point of departure\n in experiences from RDPP and and to provide recommendations to inform continued improvement\n of the administration and approaches applied by RDPP, as well as broader guidance\n on how to further advance localisation in the two countries. The specific objectives\n of the study are two fold: 1) Programmatic/operational level: undertake an assessment\n of measures applied by RDPP to promote localisation practices through its partnerships,\n notably as a follow up to recommendations of a location study conducted under RDPP\n II, and the effect that this has had in terms of promoting more locally led processes\n ; 2) Strategic level: analyse initiatives supported through RDPP and others to help\n create a conducive environment for enhanced local leadership of policy processes as\n well as implementation of development and humanitarian assistance, particularly in\n relation to the Syria response. This will include examining the localization coordination\n structures in Lebanon and Jordan, with a particular focus on the unique barriers and\n challenges these systems face in each country. Methodology and outputs: The study\n is expected to include a desk-based document review, interviews/focus groups discussions\n in Lebanon and Jordan, and workshops to present and discuss preliminary findings.\n Case studies could be selected for more in-depth assessments and quantitative data\n collection could also be applied, if relevant. The consultancy team is expected to\n provide the following main deliverables/outputs: 1) An inception report/note outlining\n the team’s methodology and work plan based on an initial desk review and discussion\n with the PMU; 2) A debriefing note presenting the main findings and recommendations\n after field work has been conducted in the two countries; 3) A draft study report\n summarising the main findings and recommendations. Based on the draft report, key\n conclusions of the study are expected to be presented at a workshop in each country.\n 4) A final study report which should include an elaboration of the key findings as\n well as recommendations taking into account feedback received. The final methodology/approach\n will be agreed upon between the consultants and the PMU based on a discussion of the\n inception report. Timing: The contract is expected to commence in early March 2025\n and conclude in July 2025. Field work in Lebanon and Jordan is expected to take place\n in April 2025. Requested qualifications for the consultancy: The assignment will be\n performed by a consultancy team consisting of a total of three consultants, one team\n leader with international expertise and two experts with in-depth country experience\n in respectively Lebanon and Jordan. Consultants should have experience in conducting\n research and analysis that provides evidence based strategic advice, experience with\n support to civil society engagement in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, experience\n with debates and trends on localisation and donor approaches to support this, and\n relevant thematic and regional knowledge, specifically on Lebanon and Jordan. Budget:\n The total budget for the assignment incl. fees and reimbursable expenses net of VAT\n is a maximum of DKK 600,000 net. The assignment is expected to reach a maximum of\n 80 working days in total for the whole duration of the contract. Interested Consultants\n can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact\n person stated below Contact point Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon/Development Cooperation\n Section Contact person Elisar Achmar Contact e-mail Elisar@um.dk
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Identifikator for proceduren: 6ceabf60-415d-443d-812b-5bebce208fad
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2.1.1 Formål
Kontraktens art: Tjenesteydelser
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Primær klassificering (cpv): 75211200 Tjenester vedrørende økonomisk hjælp til udlandet
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2.1.3 Værdi
Anslået værdi eksklusiv moms: 600.000 Dansk krone
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2.1.4 Generelle oplysninger
Retsgrundlag:
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Indkøb under tærskelværdien med grænseoverskridende interesse
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5 Delkontrakt
5.1 Teknisk ID for partiet: LOT-0001
Titel: Study on localization in Lebanon and Jordan for the Regional Development and Protection\n Programme, Phase 3
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Beskrivelse: Description: The European Regional Development and Protection Program (RDPP) in the\n Middle East aims at supporting civil society, host governments, donors and other stakeholders\n in understanding and mitigating the impact of protracted forced displacement from\n Syria and the compounded crises in neighbouring refugee hosting countries. The RDPP\n is currently in its third phase (2023-2026) which focuses on Lebanon and Jordan. Through\n partnerships with national and international partners, RDPP seeks to enhance protection\n and to support socio-economic development for Syrian refugees and local communities\n with a view to enhancing opportunities for increased self-reliance and resilience.\n Denmark manages and leads the programme on behalf of the contributing donors which\n include Austria, Czech Republic, European Union, Ireland, Netherlands and Switzerland.\n Hence, RDPP III is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (DMFA)\n with the responsibility decentralised to the Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon that has\n a dedicated RDPP Programme Management Unit (PMU). RDPP III has a particular focus\n on localisation which is one of the four specific objectives of the programme with\n a view to enhancing the efficiency of the assistance provided and supporting the empowerment\n of and ownership of solutions led by local actors and institutions, as envisioned\n in the Grand Bargain. This approach builds on learning from the previous phases of\n RDPP and implies that the programme provides direct support to national civil society\n organizations through partnerships that also engage with local and central authorities,\n private sector and other relevant stakeholders at country level. In addition, the\n programme focuses on enhancing localisation in relation to advocacy and policy dialogue\n processes. Objective: The overall objective of the study is to assess progress in\n the implementation of localisation efforts in Lebanon and Jordan with a point of departure\n in experiences from RDPP and and to provide recommendations to inform continued improvement\n of the administration and approaches applied by RDPP, as well as broader guidance\n on how to further advance localisation in the two countries. The specific objectives\n of the study are two fold: 1) Programmatic/operational level: undertake an assessment\n of measures applied by RDPP to promote localisation practices through its partnerships,\n notably as a follow up to recommendations of a location study conducted under RDPP\n II, and the effect that this has had in terms of promoting more locally led processes\n ; 2) Strategic level: analyse initiatives supported through RDPP and others to help\n create a conducive environment for enhanced local leadership of policy processes as\n well as implementation of development and humanitarian assistance, particularly in\n relation to the Syria response. This will include examining the localization coordination\n structures in Lebanon and Jordan, with a particular focus on the unique barriers and\n challenges these systems face in each country. Methodology and outputs: The study\n is expected to include a desk-based document review, interviews/focus groups discussions\n in Lebanon and Jordan, and workshops to present and discuss preliminary findings.\n Case studies could be selected for more in-depth assessments and quantitative data\n collection could also be applied, if relevant. The consultancy team is expected to\n provide the following main deliverables/outputs: 1) An inception report/note outlining\n the team’s methodology and work plan based on an initial desk review and discussion\n with the PMU; 2) A debriefing note presenting the main findings and recommendations\n after field work has been conducted in the two countries; 3) A draft study report\n summarising the main findings and recommendations. Based on the draft report, key\n conclusions of the study are expected to be presented at a workshop in each country.\n 4) A final study report which should include an elaboration of the key findings as\n well as recommendations taking into account feedback received. The final methodology/approach\n will be agreed upon between the consultants and the PMU based on a discussion of the\n inception report. Timing: The contract is expected to commence in early March 2025\n and conclude in July 2025. Field work in Lebanon and Jordan is expected to take place\n in April 2025. Requested qualifications for the consultancy: The assignment will be\n performed by a consultancy team consisting of a total of three consultants, one team\n leader with international expertise and two experts with in-depth country experience\n in respectively Lebanon and Jordan. Consultants should have experience in conducting\n research and analysis that provides evidence based strategic advice, experience with\n support to civil society engagement in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, experience\n with debates and trends on localisation and donor approaches to support this, and\n relevant thematic and regional knowledge, specifically on Lebanon and Jordan. Budget:\n The total budget for the assignment incl. fees and reimbursable expenses net of VAT\n is a maximum of DKK 600,000 net. The assignment is expected to reach a maximum of\n 80 working days in total for the whole duration of the contract. Interested Consultants\n can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact\n person stated below Contact point Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon/Development Cooperation\n Section Contact person Elisar Achmar Contact e-mail Elisar@um.dk
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5.1.1 Formål
Kontraktens art: Tjenesteydelser
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Primær klassificering (cpv): 75211200 Tjenester vedrørende økonomisk hjælp til udlandet
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5.1.5 Værdi
Anslået værdi eksklusiv moms: 600.000 Dansk krone
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5.1.6 Generelle oplysninger
Dette udbud er også egnet for små og mellemstore virksomheder (SMV'er)
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5.1.9 Udvælgelseskriterier
Kriterium: Teknisk og faglig formåen
Beskrivelse: A minimum of two and a maximum of five applicants with references best suited for\n the assignment will be invited to submit a tender.
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5.1.12 Udbudsvilkår
Vilkår for indgivelse:
Frist for modtagelse af interessetilkendegivelser: 31-01-2025 14:00 +01:00
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8 Organisationer
8.1 ORG-0001
Officielt navn: Udenrigsministeriet
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Registreringsnummer: 43271911
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Postadresse: Asiatisk Plads 2  
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By: København K
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Postnummer: 1402
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Landespecifik underafdeling (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)
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Land: Danmark
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Denne organisations roller:
Køber
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11 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen
11.1 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen
Identifikator for bekendtgørelsen: 4f1cf587-92f6-4d08-9bfe-eb4d519dfabb - 01
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Formulartype: Konkurrencevilkår
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Bekendtgørelsestype: Annoncering
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Afsendelsesdato for bekendtgørelsen: 15-01-2025 13:26 +01:00
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Dato for afsendelse af bekendtgørelse (eSender): 15-01-2025 13:26 +01:00
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Sprog, som denne bekendtgørelse er officielt tilgængelig på: engelsk 
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11.2 Oplysninger om offentliggørelsen
Offentliggørelsesdato: 15-01-2025 13:26 +01:00
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1 Buyer
1.1 Buyer
Official name: Udenrigsministeriet
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Legal type of the buyer: Central government authority
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2 Procedure
2.1 Procedure
Title: Study on localization in Lebanon and Jordan for the Regional Development and Protection\n Programme, Phase 3
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Description: Description: The European Regional Development and Protection Program (RDPP) in the\n Middle East aims at supporting civil society, host governments, donors and other stakeholders\n in understanding and mitigating the impact of protracted forced displacement from\n Syria and the compounded crises in neighbouring refugee hosting countries. The RDPP\n is currently in its third phase (2023-2026) which focuses on Lebanon and Jordan. Through\n partnerships with national and international partners, RDPP seeks to enhance protection\n and to support socio-economic development for Syrian refugees and local communities\n with a view to enhancing opportunities for increased self-reliance and resilience.\n Denmark manages and leads the programme on behalf of the contributing donors which\n include Austria, Czech Republic, European Union, Ireland, Netherlands and Switzerland.\n Hence, RDPP III is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (DMFA)\n with the responsibility decentralised to the Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon that has\n a dedicated RDPP Programme Management Unit (PMU). RDPP III has a particular focus\n on localisation which is one of the four specific objectives of the programme with\n a view to enhancing the efficiency of the assistance provided and supporting the empowerment\n of and ownership of solutions led by local actors and institutions, as envisioned\n in the Grand Bargain. This approach builds on learning from the previous phases of\n RDPP and implies that the programme provides direct support to national civil society\n organizations through partnerships that also engage with local and central authorities,\n private sector and other relevant stakeholders at country level. In addition, the\n programme focuses on enhancing localisation in relation to advocacy and policy dialogue\n processes. Objective: The overall objective of the study is to assess progress in\n the implementation of localisation efforts in Lebanon and Jordan with a point of departure\n in experiences from RDPP and and to provide recommendations to inform continued improvement\n of the administration and approaches applied by RDPP, as well as broader guidance\n on how to further advance localisation in the two countries. The specific objectives\n of the study are two fold: 1) Programmatic/operational level: undertake an assessment\n of measures applied by RDPP to promote localisation practices through its partnerships,\n notably as a follow up to recommendations of a location study conducted under RDPP\n II, and the effect that this has had in terms of promoting more locally led processes\n ; 2) Strategic level: analyse initiatives supported through RDPP and others to help\n create a conducive environment for enhanced local leadership of policy processes as\n well as implementation of development and humanitarian assistance, particularly in\n relation to the Syria response. This will include examining the localization coordination\n structures in Lebanon and Jordan, with a particular focus on the unique barriers and\n challenges these systems face in each country. Methodology and outputs: The study\n is expected to include a desk-based document review, interviews/focus groups discussions\n in Lebanon and Jordan, and workshops to present and discuss preliminary findings.\n Case studies could be selected for more in-depth assessments and quantitative data\n collection could also be applied, if relevant. The consultancy team is expected to\n provide the following main deliverables/outputs: 1) An inception report/note outlining\n the team’s methodology and work plan based on an initial desk review and discussion\n with the PMU; 2) A debriefing note presenting the main findings and recommendations\n after field work has been conducted in the two countries; 3) A draft study report\n summarising the main findings and recommendations. Based on the draft report, key\n conclusions of the study are expected to be presented at a workshop in each country.\n 4) A final study report which should include an elaboration of the key findings as\n well as recommendations taking into account feedback received. The final methodology/approach\n will be agreed upon between the consultants and the PMU based on a discussion of the\n inception report. Timing: The contract is expected to commence in early March 2025\n and conclude in July 2025. Field work in Lebanon and Jordan is expected to take place\n in April 2025. Requested qualifications for the consultancy: The assignment will be\n performed by a consultancy team consisting of a total of three consultants, one team\n leader with international expertise and two experts with in-depth country experience\n in respectively Lebanon and Jordan. Consultants should have experience in conducting\n research and analysis that provides evidence based strategic advice, experience with\n support to civil society engagement in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, experience\n with debates and trends on localisation and donor approaches to support this, and\n relevant thematic and regional knowledge, specifically on Lebanon and Jordan. Budget:\n The total budget for the assignment incl. fees and reimbursable expenses net of VAT\n is a maximum of DKK 600,000 net. The assignment is expected to reach a maximum of\n 80 working days in total for the whole duration of the contract. Interested Consultants\n can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact\n person stated below Contact point Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon/Development Cooperation\n Section Contact person Elisar Achmar Contact e-mail Elisar@um.dk
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Procedure identifier: 6ceabf60-415d-443d-812b-5bebce208fad
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2.1.1 Purpose
Main nature of the contract: Services
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Main classification (cpv): 75211200 Foreign economic-aid-related services
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2.1.3 Value
Estimated value excluding VAT: 600.000 Danish krone
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2.1.4 General information
Legal basis:
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Procurement below threshold with cross-border interest
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5 Lot
5.1 Lot technical ID: LOT-0001
Title: Study on localization in Lebanon and Jordan for the Regional Development and Protection\n Programme, Phase 3
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Description: Description: The European Regional Development and Protection Program (RDPP) in the\n Middle East aims at supporting civil society, host governments, donors and other stakeholders\n in understanding and mitigating the impact of protracted forced displacement from\n Syria and the compounded crises in neighbouring refugee hosting countries. The RDPP\n is currently in its third phase (2023-2026) which focuses on Lebanon and Jordan. Through\n partnerships with national and international partners, RDPP seeks to enhance protection\n and to support socio-economic development for Syrian refugees and local communities\n with a view to enhancing opportunities for increased self-reliance and resilience.\n Denmark manages and leads the programme on behalf of the contributing donors which\n include Austria, Czech Republic, European Union, Ireland, Netherlands and Switzerland.\n Hence, RDPP III is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (DMFA)\n with the responsibility decentralised to the Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon that has\n a dedicated RDPP Programme Management Unit (PMU). RDPP III has a particular focus\n on localisation which is one of the four specific objectives of the programme with\n a view to enhancing the efficiency of the assistance provided and supporting the empowerment\n of and ownership of solutions led by local actors and institutions, as envisioned\n in the Grand Bargain. This approach builds on learning from the previous phases of\n RDPP and implies that the programme provides direct support to national civil society\n organizations through partnerships that also engage with local and central authorities,\n private sector and other relevant stakeholders at country level. In addition, the\n programme focuses on enhancing localisation in relation to advocacy and policy dialogue\n processes. Objective: The overall objective of the study is to assess progress in\n the implementation of localisation efforts in Lebanon and Jordan with a point of departure\n in experiences from RDPP and and to provide recommendations to inform continued improvement\n of the administration and approaches applied by RDPP, as well as broader guidance\n on how to further advance localisation in the two countries. The specific objectives\n of the study are two fold: 1) Programmatic/operational level: undertake an assessment\n of measures applied by RDPP to promote localisation practices through its partnerships,\n notably as a follow up to recommendations of a location study conducted under RDPP\n II, and the effect that this has had in terms of promoting more locally led processes\n ; 2) Strategic level: analyse initiatives supported through RDPP and others to help\n create a conducive environment for enhanced local leadership of policy processes as\n well as implementation of development and humanitarian assistance, particularly in\n relation to the Syria response. This will include examining the localization coordination\n structures in Lebanon and Jordan, with a particular focus on the unique barriers and\n challenges these systems face in each country. Methodology and outputs: The study\n is expected to include a desk-based document review, interviews/focus groups discussions\n in Lebanon and Jordan, and workshops to present and discuss preliminary findings.\n Case studies could be selected for more in-depth assessments and quantitative data\n collection could also be applied, if relevant. The consultancy team is expected to\n provide the following main deliverables/outputs: 1) An inception report/note outlining\n the team’s methodology and work plan based on an initial desk review and discussion\n with the PMU; 2) A debriefing note presenting the main findings and recommendations\n after field work has been conducted in the two countries; 3) A draft study report\n summarising the main findings and recommendations. Based on the draft report, key\n conclusions of the study are expected to be presented at a workshop in each country.\n 4) A final study report which should include an elaboration of the key findings as\n well as recommendations taking into account feedback received. The final methodology/approach\n will be agreed upon between the consultants and the PMU based on a discussion of the\n inception report. Timing: The contract is expected to commence in early March 2025\n and conclude in July 2025. Field work in Lebanon and Jordan is expected to take place\n in April 2025. Requested qualifications for the consultancy: The assignment will be\n performed by a consultancy team consisting of a total of three consultants, one team\n leader with international expertise and two experts with in-depth country experience\n in respectively Lebanon and Jordan. Consultants should have experience in conducting\n research and analysis that provides evidence based strategic advice, experience with\n support to civil society engagement in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, experience\n with debates and trends on localisation and donor approaches to support this, and\n relevant thematic and regional knowledge, specifically on Lebanon and Jordan. Budget:\n The total budget for the assignment incl. fees and reimbursable expenses net of VAT\n is a maximum of DKK 600,000 net. The assignment is expected to reach a maximum of\n 80 working days in total for the whole duration of the contract. Interested Consultants\n can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact\n person stated below Contact point Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon/Development Cooperation\n Section Contact person Elisar Achmar Contact e-mail Elisar@um.dk
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5.1.1 Purpose
Main nature of the contract: Services
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Main classification (cpv): 75211200 Foreign economic-aid-related services
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5.1.5 Value
Estimated value excluding VAT: 600.000 Danish krone
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5.1.6 General information
This procurement is also suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
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5.1.9 Selection criteria
Criterion: Technical and professional ability
Description: A minimum of two and a maximum of five applicants with references best suited for\n the assignment will be invited to submit a tender.
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5.1.12 Terms of procurement
Terms of submission:
Deadline for receipt of expressions of interest: 31-01-2025 14:00 +01:00
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8 Organisations
8.1 ORG-0001
Official name: Udenrigsministeriet
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Registration number: 43271911
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Postal address: Asiatisk Plads 2  
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Town: København K
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Postcode: 1402
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Country subdivision (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)
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Country: Denmark
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Roles of this organisation:
Buyer
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11 Notice information
11.1 Notice information
Notice identifier/version: 4f1cf587-92f6-4d08-9bfe-eb4d519dfabb - 01
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Form type: Competition
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Notice type: Contract notice
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Notice dispatch date: 15-01-2025 13:26 +01:00
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Notice dispatch date (eSender): 15-01-2025 13:26 +01:00
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Languages in which this notice is officially available: English 
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11.2 Publication information
Publication Date: 15-01-2025 13:26 +01:00
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Based on the draft report, key conclusions of the study are expected to be presented at a workshop in each country. 4) A final study report which should include an elaboration of the key findings as well as recommendations taking into account feedback received. The final methodology/approach will be agreed upon between the consultants and the PMU based on a discussion of the inception report. \n\nTiming: The contract is expected to commence in early March 2025 and conclude in July 2025. Field work in Lebanon and Jordan is expected to take place in April 2025. \n\nRequested qualifications for the consultancy: The assignment will be performed by a consultancy team consisting of a total of three consultants, one team leader with international expertise and two experts with in-depth country experience in respectively Lebanon and Jordan. 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The assignment is expected to reach a maximum of 80 working days in total for the whole duration of the contract.\n\nInterested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below\n\nContact point Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon/Development Cooperation Section\nContact person Elisar Achmar\nContact e-mail Elisar@um.dk","bkSubTypeKode":"DKE3","bkSubType":"Annoncering under tærskelværdien","erAendring":false},"indholdsType":"PUBLICERET_I_MITUDBUD","sekundaereOrdregivere":[],"udforelsesstedNutsCode":[],"udforelsesstedSubLand":[],"udforelsesstedLand":[],"udforelsesstedBy":[],"tilbudsfrister":[],"intressentfrister":["2025-01-31T14:00:00+01:00"],"deltagelsefrister":[],"antalParts":0,"antalLots":1,"udbudsDokumenter":[]},"opsummeringEN":{"card":{"titel":"Study on localization in Lebanon and Jordan for the Regional Development and Protection Programme, Phase 3","ordregiver":"Udenrigsministeriet","ordregiverId":"43271911","ordregiverIdDatavasket":"43271911","publiceringsdato":"2025-01-15T13:26:20+01:00","cpvKode":"75211200","cpvTitel":"Foreign economic-aid-related services","formulartype":"Competition","formulartypeKode":"competition","tidsfrister":["2025-01-31T14:00:00+01:00"],"alleOrdregivere":["Udenrigsministeriet"],"anslaaetVaerdi":"600000","anslaaetVaerdiValuta":"DKK","beskrivelse":"Description:\nThe European Regional Development and Protection Program (RDPP) in the Middle East aims at supporting civil society, host governments, donors and other stakeholders in understanding and mitigating the impact of protracted forced displacement from Syria and the compounded crises in neighbouring refugee hosting countries. The RDPP is currently in its third phase (2023-2026) which focuses on Lebanon and Jordan. Through partnerships with national and international partners, RDPP seeks to enhance protection and to support socio-economic development for Syrian refugees and local communities with a view to enhancing opportunities for increased self-reliance and resilience. \nDenmark manages and leads the programme on behalf of the contributing donors which include Austria, Czech Republic, European Union, Ireland, Netherlands and Switzerland. Hence, RDPP III is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark (DMFA) with the responsibility decentralised to the Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon that has a dedicated RDPP Programme Management Unit (PMU). \nRDPP III has a particular focus on localisation which is one of the four specific objectives of the programme with a view to enhancing the efficiency of the assistance provided and supporting the empowerment of and ownership of solutions led by local actors and institutions, as envisioned in the Grand Bargain. This approach builds on learning from the previous phases of RDPP and implies that the programme provides direct support to national civil society organizations through partnerships that also engage with local and central authorities, private sector and other relevant stakeholders at country level. In addition, the programme focuses on enhancing localisation in relation to advocacy and policy dialogue processes. \n\nObjective: The overall objective of the study is to assess progress in the implementation of localisation efforts in Lebanon and Jordan with a point of departure in experiences from RDPP and and to provide recommendations to inform continued improvement of the administration and approaches applied by RDPP, as well as broader guidance on how to further advance localisation in the two countries. \n\nThe specific objectives of the study are two fold: \n1) Programmatic/operational level: undertake an assessment of measures applied by RDPP to promote localisation practices through its partnerships, notably as a follow up to recommendations of a location study conducted under RDPP II, and the effect that this has had in terms of promoting more locally led processes ;\n2) Strategic level: analyse initiatives supported through RDPP and others to help create a conducive environment for enhanced local leadership of policy processes as well as implementation of development and humanitarian assistance, particularly in relation to the Syria response. This will include examining the localization coordination structures in Lebanon and Jordan, with a particular focus on the unique barriers and challenges these systems face in each country.\n\nMethodology and outputs: The study is expected to include a desk-based document review, interviews/focus groups discussions in Lebanon and Jordan, and workshops to present and discuss preliminary findings. Case studies could be selected for more in-depth assessments and quantitative data collection could also be applied, if relevant. The consultancy team is expected to provide the following main deliverables/outputs: 1) An inception report/note outlining the team’s methodology and work plan based on an initial desk review and discussion with the PMU; 2) A debriefing note presenting the main findings and recommendations after field work has been conducted in the two countries; 3) A draft study report summarising the main findings and recommendations. Based on the draft report, key conclusions of the study are expected to be presented at a workshop in each country. 4) A final study report which should include an elaboration of the key findings as well as recommendations taking into account feedback received. The final methodology/approach will be agreed upon between the consultants and the PMU based on a discussion of the inception report. \n\nTiming: The contract is expected to commence in early March 2025 and conclude in July 2025. Field work in Lebanon and Jordan is expected to take place in April 2025. \n\nRequested qualifications for the consultancy: The assignment will be performed by a consultancy team consisting of a total of three consultants, one team leader with international expertise and two experts with in-depth country experience in respectively Lebanon and Jordan. Consultants should have experience in conducting research and analysis that provides evidence based strategic advice, experience with support to civil society engagement in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, experience with debates and trends on localisation and donor approaches to support this, and relevant thematic and regional knowledge, specifically on Lebanon and Jordan. \n\nBudget: The total budget for the assignment incl. fees and reimbursable expenses net of VAT is a maximum of DKK 600,000 net. The assignment is expected to reach a maximum of 80 working days in total for the whole duration of the contract.\n\nInterested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below\n\nContact point Embassy of Denmark to Lebanon/Development Cooperation Section\nContact person Elisar Achmar\nContact e-mail Elisar@um.dk","bkSubTypeKode":"DKE3","bkSubType":"Below threshold contract notice","erAendring":false},"indholdsType":"PUBLICERET_I_MITUDBUD","sekundaereOrdregivere":[],"udforelsesstedNutsCode":[],"udforelsesstedSubLand":[],"udforelsesstedLand":[],"udforelsesstedBy":[],"tilbudsfrister":[],"intressentfrister":["2025-01-31T14:00:00+01:00"],"deltagelsefrister":[],"antalParts":0,"antalLots":1,"udbudsDokumenter":[]}}