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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: Commissioning a Study on the Participation of International Members in Selection Commissions\n for Selecting Heads of Ukrainian RoL Institutions
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Beskrivelse: The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative Phase 3 aims to contract expert(s) to commission\n a study with an analysis of the operations of the selection commissions for positions\n of the heads of Ukrainian Anti-Corruption institutions, HACC judges, and judicial\n selection and management bodies that operate with the participation of international\n experts (hereinafter – mixed selection commissions), evaluating their influence, challenges\n (including on the technical level), outcomes and developing recommendations on potential\n improvements. The study shall also look into the ways to ensure sustainable engagement\n of international experts – recommendations on how to possibly switch from ad-hoc model\n of attracting experts to pooling practices. The study shall also reflect on potential\n modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies, HACC judges and members\n of the judicial selection and management bodies which may be employed after the gradual\n phasing out of international members of selection commissions, as well as reflect\n on potential timeline for phasing out. The study shall cover the following selection\n processes: • Selections of the Head of the NACP (2023-2024) • Selection of the Director\n of NABU (2022-2023) • Operations of the PCIE in the course of Selection of HACC judges\n (2018-2019 and 2024-ongoing) • Operations of the Ethics Council for HCJ Members Selection\n (2021-2023) • Operations of the Сompetition Commission for the selection of candidates\n for the positions of members of the HQCJ (2022-2023) • Operations of the Advisory\n Group of Experts for assessment of moral qualities and level of professional competence\n of all candidates for the positions of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine\n (2023-ongoing) • Selection of the Director of ESBU (2024-ongoing) • Selection of the\n head, deputy head and inspectors for the Service of Disciplinary Inspectors under\n HCJ. The study shall cover the following key areas/research questions: 1. Review of\n Selection Processes • Detailed review of the legal and procedural frameworks governing\n the selection of heads of NACP, NABU, SAPO, and judges of HACC. • Examination of certain\n selection processes conducted to date. 2. Impact Assessment • Assessment of efficiency\n of the modality of conducting selection processes with the involvement of international\n experts for enhancing integrity, transparency, impartiality and public perception\n of the selection process. • Comparative analysis with selection processes for similar\n institutions in other countries with and without international participation (with\n the focus, but not limited to on Moldova, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).\n 3. Challenges and Barriers • Identification of challenges faced by Selection commissions,\n Secretariats, ITA projects, including legal, procedural, logistical, and political\n barriers. • Evaluation of the support mechanisms available to international members\n and their adequacy. 4. Stakeholder Perspectives • Interviews and focus groups with\n key stakeholders, including ITAs, Ukrainian officials, CSOs, candidates, and international\n experts who participated in the selection processes. • Survey among CSO representatives\n as to the need and ways to engage international experts in selection processes, and\n potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies which may be\n employed after the gradual phasing out of international members. • Analysis of stakeholder\n perceptions of the efficiency of selection commissions. 5. Other questions • Best\n ways to find and engage international qualified experts for selection commissions.\n • Ways to ensure that Ukrainian experts engaged by the Cabinet of Ministers to Selection\n Commissions meet the eligibility criteria outlined in law. • The support required\n by the international members of selection commissions and role of the secretariat\n in providing it. • Ways to reduce the costs of involving international experts. •\n Potential drawbacks and shortcomings related to the involvement of international experts\n in selection processes. • Ways to optimize the cooperation between ITAs and donors\n funding the involvement of international experts. 6. Recommendations • Actionable\n recommendations for improving practices or models for engaging international experts\n to ensure their timely and reliable engagement in selection commissions. • Recommendations\n on operations of secretariats to selection commissions. • Suggestions for policy,\n legal, and procedural reforms to address identified challenges and barriers (if applicable).\n • Suggestions for possible modalities of recruitment of heads of anti-corruption agencies\n after a gradual phasing out of international experts in selection processes and reflections\n on the transitional process. The indicative list of outputs and deliverables is: •\n Inception Report: the detailed work plan, methodology and proposed course of research\n action based on the guidance provided by the EUACI; timeline within two weeks of the\n commencement of the study. • Draft Report: no later than end of May 2025. • Final\n Report: no later than end of June 2025. The intended commencement of the contract\n is February 2025. The duration of this assignment is estimated to be around 4 calendar\n months, and the study is expected to take place between February and end of June 2025.\n The total budget available for the assignment is DKK 522,269 (corresponding to approximately\n EUR 70,000). Interested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for\n applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below Contact point EUACI Kyiv Contact\n person Iryna Shyba Contact e-mail iryshy@um.dk
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Identifikator for proceduren: 06228774-9475-4430-817f-330e711f09c9
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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: 522.269 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: Commissioning a Study on the Participation of International Members in Selection Commissions\n for Selecting Heads of Ukrainian RoL Institutions
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Beskrivelse: The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative Phase 3 aims to contract expert(s) to commission\n a study with an analysis of the operations of the selection commissions for positions\n of the heads of Ukrainian Anti-Corruption institutions, HACC judges, and judicial\n selection and management bodies that operate with the participation of international\n experts (hereinafter – mixed selection commissions), evaluating their influence, challenges\n (including on the technical level), outcomes and developing recommendations on potential\n improvements. The study shall also look into the ways to ensure sustainable engagement\n of international experts – recommendations on how to possibly switch from ad-hoc model\n of attracting experts to pooling practices. The study shall also reflect on potential\n modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies, HACC judges and members\n of the judicial selection and management bodies which may be employed after the gradual\n phasing out of international members of selection commissions, as well as reflect\n on potential timeline for phasing out. The study shall cover the following selection\n processes: • Selections of the Head of the NACP (2023-2024) • Selection of the Director\n of NABU (2022-2023) • Operations of the PCIE in the course of Selection of HACC judges\n (2018-2019 and 2024-ongoing) • Operations of the Ethics Council for HCJ Members Selection\n (2021-2023) • Operations of the Сompetition Commission for the selection of candidates\n for the positions of members of the HQCJ (2022-2023) • Operations of the Advisory\n Group of Experts for assessment of moral qualities and level of professional competence\n of all candidates for the positions of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine\n (2023-ongoing) • Selection of the Director of ESBU (2024-ongoing) • Selection of the\n head, deputy head and inspectors for the Service of Disciplinary Inspectors under\n HCJ. The study shall cover the following key areas/research questions: 1. Review of\n Selection Processes • Detailed review of the legal and procedural frameworks governing\n the selection of heads of NACP, NABU, SAPO, and judges of HACC. • Examination of certain\n selection processes conducted to date. 2. Impact Assessment • Assessment of efficiency\n of the modality of conducting selection processes with the involvement of international\n experts for enhancing integrity, transparency, impartiality and public perception\n of the selection process. • Comparative analysis with selection processes for similar\n institutions in other countries with and without international participation (with\n the focus, but not limited to on Moldova, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).\n 3. Challenges and Barriers • Identification of challenges faced by Selection commissions,\n Secretariats, ITA projects, including legal, procedural, logistical, and political\n barriers. • Evaluation of the support mechanisms available to international members\n and their adequacy. 4. Stakeholder Perspectives • Interviews and focus groups with\n key stakeholders, including ITAs, Ukrainian officials, CSOs, candidates, and international\n experts who participated in the selection processes. • Survey among CSO representatives\n as to the need and ways to engage international experts in selection processes, and\n potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies which may be\n employed after the gradual phasing out of international members. • Analysis of stakeholder\n perceptions of the efficiency of selection commissions. 5. Other questions • Best\n ways to find and engage international qualified experts for selection commissions.\n • Ways to ensure that Ukrainian experts engaged by the Cabinet of Ministers to Selection\n Commissions meet the eligibility criteria outlined in law. • The support required\n by the international members of selection commissions and role of the secretariat\n in providing it. • Ways to reduce the costs of involving international experts. •\n Potential drawbacks and shortcomings related to the involvement of international experts\n in selection processes. • Ways to optimize the cooperation between ITAs and donors\n funding the involvement of international experts. 6. Recommendations • Actionable\n recommendations for improving practices or models for engaging international experts\n to ensure their timely and reliable engagement in selection commissions. • Recommendations\n on operations of secretariats to selection commissions. • Suggestions for policy,\n legal, and procedural reforms to address identified challenges and barriers (if applicable).\n • Suggestions for possible modalities of recruitment of heads of anti-corruption agencies\n after a gradual phasing out of international experts in selection processes and reflections\n on the transitional process. The indicative list of outputs and deliverables is: •\n Inception Report: the detailed work plan, methodology and proposed course of research\n action based on the guidance provided by the EUACI; timeline within two weeks of the\n commencement of the study. • Draft Report: no later than end of May 2025. • Final\n Report: no later than end of June 2025. The intended commencement of the contract\n is February 2025. The duration of this assignment is estimated to be around 4 calendar\n months, and the study is expected to take place between February and end of June 2025.\n The total budget available for the assignment is DKK 522,269 (corresponding to approximately\n EUR 70,000). Interested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for\n applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below Contact point EUACI Kyiv Contact\n person Iryna Shyba Contact e-mail iryshy@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: 522.269 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 three 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: 06-02-2025 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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Kontaktpunkt: EUACI Kyiv - Iryna Shyba
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E-mail: iryshy@um.dk
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Denne organisations roller:
Køber
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11 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen
11.1 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen
Identifikator for bekendtgørelsen: 957aab69-8f46-41e3-9b74-96f16e2c1e47 - 01
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Formulartype: Konkurrencevilkår
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Bekendtgørelsestype: Annoncering
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Afsendelsesdato for bekendtgørelsen: 27-01-2025 12:43 +01:00
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Dato for afsendelse af bekendtgørelse (eSender): 27-01-2025 12:43 +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: 27-01-2025 12:43 +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: Commissioning a Study on the Participation of International Members in Selection Commissions\n for Selecting Heads of Ukrainian RoL Institutions
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Description: The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative Phase 3 aims to contract expert(s) to commission\n a study with an analysis of the operations of the selection commissions for positions\n of the heads of Ukrainian Anti-Corruption institutions, HACC judges, and judicial\n selection and management bodies that operate with the participation of international\n experts (hereinafter – mixed selection commissions), evaluating their influence, challenges\n (including on the technical level), outcomes and developing recommendations on potential\n improvements. The study shall also look into the ways to ensure sustainable engagement\n of international experts – recommendations on how to possibly switch from ad-hoc model\n of attracting experts to pooling practices. The study shall also reflect on potential\n modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies, HACC judges and members\n of the judicial selection and management bodies which may be employed after the gradual\n phasing out of international members of selection commissions, as well as reflect\n on potential timeline for phasing out. The study shall cover the following selection\n processes: • Selections of the Head of the NACP (2023-2024) • Selection of the Director\n of NABU (2022-2023) • Operations of the PCIE in the course of Selection of HACC judges\n (2018-2019 and 2024-ongoing) • Operations of the Ethics Council for HCJ Members Selection\n (2021-2023) • Operations of the Сompetition Commission for the selection of candidates\n for the positions of members of the HQCJ (2022-2023) • Operations of the Advisory\n Group of Experts for assessment of moral qualities and level of professional competence\n of all candidates for the positions of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine\n (2023-ongoing) • Selection of the Director of ESBU (2024-ongoing) • Selection of the\n head, deputy head and inspectors for the Service of Disciplinary Inspectors under\n HCJ. The study shall cover the following key areas/research questions: 1. Review of\n Selection Processes • Detailed review of the legal and procedural frameworks governing\n the selection of heads of NACP, NABU, SAPO, and judges of HACC. • Examination of certain\n selection processes conducted to date. 2. Impact Assessment • Assessment of efficiency\n of the modality of conducting selection processes with the involvement of international\n experts for enhancing integrity, transparency, impartiality and public perception\n of the selection process. • Comparative analysis with selection processes for similar\n institutions in other countries with and without international participation (with\n the focus, but not limited to on Moldova, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).\n 3. Challenges and Barriers • Identification of challenges faced by Selection commissions,\n Secretariats, ITA projects, including legal, procedural, logistical, and political\n barriers. • Evaluation of the support mechanisms available to international members\n and their adequacy. 4. Stakeholder Perspectives • Interviews and focus groups with\n key stakeholders, including ITAs, Ukrainian officials, CSOs, candidates, and international\n experts who participated in the selection processes. • Survey among CSO representatives\n as to the need and ways to engage international experts in selection processes, and\n potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies which may be\n employed after the gradual phasing out of international members. • Analysis of stakeholder\n perceptions of the efficiency of selection commissions. 5. Other questions • Best\n ways to find and engage international qualified experts for selection commissions.\n • Ways to ensure that Ukrainian experts engaged by the Cabinet of Ministers to Selection\n Commissions meet the eligibility criteria outlined in law. • The support required\n by the international members of selection commissions and role of the secretariat\n in providing it. • Ways to reduce the costs of involving international experts. •\n Potential drawbacks and shortcomings related to the involvement of international experts\n in selection processes. • Ways to optimize the cooperation between ITAs and donors\n funding the involvement of international experts. 6. Recommendations • Actionable\n recommendations for improving practices or models for engaging international experts\n to ensure their timely and reliable engagement in selection commissions. • Recommendations\n on operations of secretariats to selection commissions. • Suggestions for policy,\n legal, and procedural reforms to address identified challenges and barriers (if applicable).\n • Suggestions for possible modalities of recruitment of heads of anti-corruption agencies\n after a gradual phasing out of international experts in selection processes and reflections\n on the transitional process. The indicative list of outputs and deliverables is: •\n Inception Report: the detailed work plan, methodology and proposed course of research\n action based on the guidance provided by the EUACI; timeline within two weeks of the\n commencement of the study. • Draft Report: no later than end of May 2025. • Final\n Report: no later than end of June 2025. The intended commencement of the contract\n is February 2025. The duration of this assignment is estimated to be around 4 calendar\n months, and the study is expected to take place between February and end of June 2025.\n The total budget available for the assignment is DKK 522,269 (corresponding to approximately\n EUR 70,000). Interested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for\n applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below Contact point EUACI Kyiv Contact\n person Iryna Shyba Contact e-mail iryshy@um.dk
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Procedure identifier: 06228774-9475-4430-817f-330e711f09c9
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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: 522.269 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: Commissioning a Study on the Participation of International Members in Selection Commissions\n for Selecting Heads of Ukrainian RoL Institutions
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Description: The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative Phase 3 aims to contract expert(s) to commission\n a study with an analysis of the operations of the selection commissions for positions\n of the heads of Ukrainian Anti-Corruption institutions, HACC judges, and judicial\n selection and management bodies that operate with the participation of international\n experts (hereinafter – mixed selection commissions), evaluating their influence, challenges\n (including on the technical level), outcomes and developing recommendations on potential\n improvements. The study shall also look into the ways to ensure sustainable engagement\n of international experts – recommendations on how to possibly switch from ad-hoc model\n of attracting experts to pooling practices. The study shall also reflect on potential\n modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies, HACC judges and members\n of the judicial selection and management bodies which may be employed after the gradual\n phasing out of international members of selection commissions, as well as reflect\n on potential timeline for phasing out. The study shall cover the following selection\n processes: • Selections of the Head of the NACP (2023-2024) • Selection of the Director\n of NABU (2022-2023) • Operations of the PCIE in the course of Selection of HACC judges\n (2018-2019 and 2024-ongoing) • Operations of the Ethics Council for HCJ Members Selection\n (2021-2023) • Operations of the Сompetition Commission for the selection of candidates\n for the positions of members of the HQCJ (2022-2023) • Operations of the Advisory\n Group of Experts for assessment of moral qualities and level of professional competence\n of all candidates for the positions of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine\n (2023-ongoing) • Selection of the Director of ESBU (2024-ongoing) • Selection of the\n head, deputy head and inspectors for the Service of Disciplinary Inspectors under\n HCJ. The study shall cover the following key areas/research questions: 1. Review of\n Selection Processes • Detailed review of the legal and procedural frameworks governing\n the selection of heads of NACP, NABU, SAPO, and judges of HACC. • Examination of certain\n selection processes conducted to date. 2. Impact Assessment • Assessment of efficiency\n of the modality of conducting selection processes with the involvement of international\n experts for enhancing integrity, transparency, impartiality and public perception\n of the selection process. • Comparative analysis with selection processes for similar\n institutions in other countries with and without international participation (with\n the focus, but not limited to on Moldova, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).\n 3. Challenges and Barriers • Identification of challenges faced by Selection commissions,\n Secretariats, ITA projects, including legal, procedural, logistical, and political\n barriers. • Evaluation of the support mechanisms available to international members\n and their adequacy. 4. Stakeholder Perspectives • Interviews and focus groups with\n key stakeholders, including ITAs, Ukrainian officials, CSOs, candidates, and international\n experts who participated in the selection processes. • Survey among CSO representatives\n as to the need and ways to engage international experts in selection processes, and\n potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies which may be\n employed after the gradual phasing out of international members. • Analysis of stakeholder\n perceptions of the efficiency of selection commissions. 5. Other questions • Best\n ways to find and engage international qualified experts for selection commissions.\n • Ways to ensure that Ukrainian experts engaged by the Cabinet of Ministers to Selection\n Commissions meet the eligibility criteria outlined in law. • The support required\n by the international members of selection commissions and role of the secretariat\n in providing it. • Ways to reduce the costs of involving international experts. •\n Potential drawbacks and shortcomings related to the involvement of international experts\n in selection processes. • Ways to optimize the cooperation between ITAs and donors\n funding the involvement of international experts. 6. Recommendations • Actionable\n recommendations for improving practices or models for engaging international experts\n to ensure their timely and reliable engagement in selection commissions. • Recommendations\n on operations of secretariats to selection commissions. • Suggestions for policy,\n legal, and procedural reforms to address identified challenges and barriers (if applicable).\n • Suggestions for possible modalities of recruitment of heads of anti-corruption agencies\n after a gradual phasing out of international experts in selection processes and reflections\n on the transitional process. The indicative list of outputs and deliverables is: •\n Inception Report: the detailed work plan, methodology and proposed course of research\n action based on the guidance provided by the EUACI; timeline within two weeks of the\n commencement of the study. • Draft Report: no later than end of May 2025. • Final\n Report: no later than end of June 2025. The intended commencement of the contract\n is February 2025. The duration of this assignment is estimated to be around 4 calendar\n months, and the study is expected to take place between February and end of June 2025.\n The total budget available for the assignment is DKK 522,269 (corresponding to approximately\n EUR 70,000). Interested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for\n applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below Contact point EUACI Kyiv Contact\n person Iryna Shyba Contact e-mail iryshy@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: 522.269 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 three 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: 06-02-2025 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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Contact point: EUACI Kyiv - Iryna Shyba
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Email: iryshy@um.dk
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Roles of this organisation:
Buyer
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11 Notice information
11.1 Notice information
Notice identifier/version: 957aab69-8f46-41e3-9b74-96f16e2c1e47 - 01
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Form type: Competition
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Notice type: Contract notice
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Notice dispatch date: 27-01-2025 12:43 +01:00
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Notice dispatch date (eSender): 27-01-2025 12:43 +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: 27-01-2025 12:43 +01:00
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The study shall also look into the ways to ensure sustainable engagement of international experts – recommendations on how to possibly switch from ad-hoc model of attracting experts to pooling practices. \nThe study shall also reflect on potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies, HACC judges and members of the judicial selection and management bodies which may be employed after the gradual phasing out of international members of selection commissions, as well as reflect on potential timeline for phasing out.\nThe study shall cover the following selection processes: \n•\tSelections of the Head of the NACP (2023-2024) \n•\tSelection of the Director of NABU (2022-2023) \n•\tOperations of the PCIE in the course of Selection of HACC judges (2018-2019 and 2024-ongoing)\n•\tOperations of the Ethics Council for HCJ Members Selection (2021-2023)\n•\tOperations of the Сompetition Commission for the selection of candidates for the positions of members of the HQCJ (2022-2023)\n•\tOperations of the Advisory Group of Experts for assessment of moral qualities and level of professional competence of all candidates for the positions of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine (2023-ongoing)\n•\tSelection of the Director of ESBU (2024-ongoing)\n•\tSelection of the head, deputy head and inspectors for the Service of Disciplinary Inspectors under HCJ.\n\nThe study shall cover the following key areas/research questions:\n1. Review of Selection Processes\n•\tDetailed review of the legal and procedural frameworks governing the selection of heads of NACP, NABU, SAPO, and judges of HACC.\n•\tExamination of certain selection processes conducted to date. \n2. Impact Assessment\n•\tAssessment of efficiency of the modality of conducting selection processes with the involvement of international experts for enhancing integrity, transparency, impartiality and public perception of the selection process. \n•\tComparative analysis with selection processes for similar institutions in other countries with and without international participation (with the focus, but not limited to on Moldova, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).\n3. Challenges and Barriers\n•\tIdentification of challenges faced by Selection commissions, Secretariats, ITA projects, including legal, procedural, logistical, and political barriers.\n•\tEvaluation of the support mechanisms available to international members and their adequacy.\n4. Stakeholder Perspectives\n•\tInterviews and focus groups with key stakeholders, including ITAs, Ukrainian officials, CSOs, candidates, and international experts who participated in the selection processes. \n•\tSurvey among CSO representatives as to the need and ways to engage international experts in selection processes, and potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies which may be employed after the gradual phasing out of international members.\n•\tAnalysis of stakeholder perceptions of the efficiency of selection commissions. \n5. Other questions\n•\tBest ways to find and engage international qualified experts for selection commissions.\n•\tWays to ensure that Ukrainian experts engaged by the Cabinet of Ministers to Selection Commissions meet the eligibility criteria outlined in law.\n•\tThe support required by the international members of selection commissions and role of the secretariat in providing it.\n•\tWays to reduce the costs of involving international experts.\n•\tPotential drawbacks and shortcomings related to the involvement of international experts in selection processes.\n•\tWays to optimize the cooperation between ITAs and donors funding the involvement of international experts.\n6. Recommendations\n•\tActionable recommendations for improving practices or models for engaging international experts to ensure their timely and reliable engagement in selection commissions.\n•\tRecommendations on operations of secretariats to selection commissions.\n•\tSuggestions for policy, legal, and procedural reforms to address identified challenges and barriers (if applicable).\n•\tSuggestions for possible modalities of recruitment of heads of anti-corruption agencies after a gradual phasing out of international experts in selection processes and reflections on the transitional process.\n\nThe indicative list of outputs and deliverables is: \n•\tInception Report: the detailed work plan, methodology and proposed course of research action based on the guidance provided by the EUACI; timeline within two weeks of the commencement of the study.\n•\tDraft Report: no later than end of May 2025. \n•\tFinal Report: no later than end of June 2025.\n\nThe intended commencement of the contract is February 2025. The duration of this assignment is estimated to be around 4 calendar months, and the study is expected to take place between February and end of June 2025.\n\nThe total budget available for the assignment is DKK 522,269 (corresponding to approximately EUR 70,000).\n\nInterested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below\nContact point EUACI Kyiv\nContact person Iryna Shyba\nContact e-mail iryshy@um.dk","bkSubTypeKode":"DKE3","bkSubType":"Annoncering under tærskelværdien","erAendring":false},"indholdsType":"PUBLICERET_I_MITUDBUD","sekundaereOrdregivere":[],"udforelsesstedNutsCode":[],"udforelsesstedSubLand":[],"udforelsesstedLand":[],"udforelsesstedBy":[],"tilbudsfrister":[],"intressentfrister":["2025-02-06T14:00:00+01:00"],"deltagelsefrister":[],"antalParts":0,"antalLots":1,"udbudsDokumenter":[]},"opsummeringEN":{"card":{"titel":"Commissioning a Study on the Participation of International Members in Selection Commissions for Selecting Heads of Ukrainian RoL Institutions","ordregiver":"Udenrigsministeriet","ordregiverId":"43271911","ordregiverIdDatavasket":"43271911","publiceringsdato":"2025-01-27T12:43:45+01:00","cpvKode":"75211200","cpvTitel":"Foreign economic-aid-related services","formulartype":"Competition","formulartypeKode":"competition","tidsfrister":["2025-02-06T14:00:00+01:00"],"alleOrdregivere":["Udenrigsministeriet"],"anslaaetVaerdi":"522269","anslaaetVaerdiValuta":"DKK","beskrivelse":"The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative Phase 3 aims to contract expert(s) to commission a study with an analysis of the operations of the selection commissions for positions of the heads of Ukrainian Anti-Corruption institutions, HACC judges, and judicial selection and management bodies that operate with the participation of international experts (hereinafter – mixed selection commissions), evaluating their influence, challenges (including on the technical level), outcomes and developing recommendations on potential improvements. The study shall also look into the ways to ensure sustainable engagement of international experts – recommendations on how to possibly switch from ad-hoc model of attracting experts to pooling practices. \nThe study shall also reflect on potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies, HACC judges and members of the judicial selection and management bodies which may be employed after the gradual phasing out of international members of selection commissions, as well as reflect on potential timeline for phasing out.\nThe study shall cover the following selection processes: \n•\tSelections of the Head of the NACP (2023-2024) \n•\tSelection of the Director of NABU (2022-2023) \n•\tOperations of the PCIE in the course of Selection of HACC judges (2018-2019 and 2024-ongoing)\n•\tOperations of the Ethics Council for HCJ Members Selection (2021-2023)\n•\tOperations of the Сompetition Commission for the selection of candidates for the positions of members of the HQCJ (2022-2023)\n•\tOperations of the Advisory Group of Experts for assessment of moral qualities and level of professional competence of all candidates for the positions of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine (2023-ongoing)\n•\tSelection of the Director of ESBU (2024-ongoing)\n•\tSelection of the head, deputy head and inspectors for the Service of Disciplinary Inspectors under HCJ.\n\nThe study shall cover the following key areas/research questions:\n1. Review of Selection Processes\n•\tDetailed review of the legal and procedural frameworks governing the selection of heads of NACP, NABU, SAPO, and judges of HACC.\n•\tExamination of certain selection processes conducted to date. \n2. Impact Assessment\n•\tAssessment of efficiency of the modality of conducting selection processes with the involvement of international experts for enhancing integrity, transparency, impartiality and public perception of the selection process. \n•\tComparative analysis with selection processes for similar institutions in other countries with and without international participation (with the focus, but not limited to on Moldova, Albania, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina).\n3. Challenges and Barriers\n•\tIdentification of challenges faced by Selection commissions, Secretariats, ITA projects, including legal, procedural, logistical, and political barriers.\n•\tEvaluation of the support mechanisms available to international members and their adequacy.\n4. Stakeholder Perspectives\n•\tInterviews and focus groups with key stakeholders, including ITAs, Ukrainian officials, CSOs, candidates, and international experts who participated in the selection processes. \n•\tSurvey among CSO representatives as to the need and ways to engage international experts in selection processes, and potential modalities of selection of heads of anti-corruption agencies which may be employed after the gradual phasing out of international members.\n•\tAnalysis of stakeholder perceptions of the efficiency of selection commissions. \n5. Other questions\n•\tBest ways to find and engage international qualified experts for selection commissions.\n•\tWays to ensure that Ukrainian experts engaged by the Cabinet of Ministers to Selection Commissions meet the eligibility criteria outlined in law.\n•\tThe support required by the international members of selection commissions and role of the secretariat in providing it.\n•\tWays to reduce the costs of involving international experts.\n•\tPotential drawbacks and shortcomings related to the involvement of international experts in selection processes.\n•\tWays to optimize the cooperation between ITAs and donors funding the involvement of international experts.\n6. Recommendations\n•\tActionable recommendations for improving practices or models for engaging international experts to ensure their timely and reliable engagement in selection commissions.\n•\tRecommendations on operations of secretariats to selection commissions.\n•\tSuggestions for policy, legal, and procedural reforms to address identified challenges and barriers (if applicable).\n•\tSuggestions for possible modalities of recruitment of heads of anti-corruption agencies after a gradual phasing out of international experts in selection processes and reflections on the transitional process.\n\nThe indicative list of outputs and deliverables is: \n•\tInception Report: the detailed work plan, methodology and proposed course of research action based on the guidance provided by the EUACI; timeline within two weeks of the commencement of the study.\n•\tDraft Report: no later than end of May 2025. \n•\tFinal Report: no later than end of June 2025.\n\nThe intended commencement of the contract is February 2025. The duration of this assignment is estimated to be around 4 calendar months, and the study is expected to take place between February and end of June 2025.\n\nThe total budget available for the assignment is DKK 522,269 (corresponding to approximately EUR 70,000).\n\nInterested Consultants can request to get the instructions prepared for applicants by e-mail to the Contact person stated below\nContact point EUACI Kyiv\nContact person Iryna Shyba\nContact e-mail iryshy@um.dk","bkSubTypeKode":"DKE3","bkSubType":"Below threshold contract notice","erAendring":false},"indholdsType":"PUBLICERET_I_MITUDBUD","sekundaereOrdregivere":[],"udforelsesstedNutsCode":[],"udforelsesstedSubLand":[],"udforelsesstedLand":[],"udforelsesstedBy":[],"tilbudsfrister":[],"intressentfrister":["2025-02-06T14:00:00+01:00"],"deltagelsefrister":[],"antalParts":0,"antalLots":1,"udbudsDokumenter":[]}}