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1 Køber
1.1 Køber
Officielt navn: Miljøstyrelsen
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Køberens retlige status: Central regeringsmyndighed
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2 Procedure
2.1 Procedure
Titel: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY ON WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA,\n A 5 YEAR COMMUNICATIONS PLAN; KEY COMMUNICATION MATERIALS, AND A NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN\n TO ENHANCE WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA
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Beskrivelse: To enhance the implementation of waste segregation at source in Kenya, the Strategic\n Sector Cooperation (SSC) on Circular Economy and Waste Management between Denmark\n and Kenya Phase III is opening this call for applications to engage a communications\n expert/consultant to assist NEMA with the development of a national communications\n strategy on waste segregation, a communications plan, key communication materials\n and the development and roll-out a nation-wide campaign.Globally, 2.12 billion tonnes\n of municipal solid waste are generated annually, and the figure is expected to increase\n to approximately 4 billion tonnes by 2050.[1] 23 percent of the waste produced globally\n goes uncollected, while 33 percent is openly dumped.[2] In low-income countries, 60\n percent of solid waste is uncollected and 93 percent of the waste collected is not\n properly managed.[3] In Kenya (with a population of 55 million people), every person\n generates about 0.5 kilogram of waste daily which translates into 25 metric tons of\n waste generated per day or 8 million tonnes annually.[4] While most of the waste generated\n is biodegradable, plastic waste accounts for about 20%, and only 45 % of the plastic\n waste is recycled.[5] The challenge is, that waste is mixed from the point of generation\n making it difficult to undertake waste recovery.[6] In 2022, Kenya enacted the Sustainable\n Waste Management Act (SWMA)[7] which proposes a circular model of waste management.\n This model prioritises reducing waste and maximising the lifespan of products and\n materials and calls on all waste generators (both households, public and private institutions,\n industries as well as commercial entities) to segregate waste at source.   The Act\n requires that solid waste should be segregated at the source into non-hazardous waste\n and hazardous waste. The non-hazardous waste should be further sorted at source as\n per the national waste colour code system: Blue (Recyclables), Green (Organic) and\n Black (General) and also handled and transported using the same colour coded system.\n The Environmental Management Coordination (Waste Management) Regulation 2024 envisions\n that waste should be disposed by only licenced waste providers or at designated collection\n points.[8] Establishing the infrastructure to do so is still a work in progress, but\n has priority at both county and national level. In 2026, the National Environment\n Management Authority (NEMA) issued a national waste segregation guidelines (see Appendix\n III) operationalising the new requirements by Environmental Management and Coordination\n (Waste management) Regulations 2024, Legal Notice 178 of 2024 for waste segregation.The\n aim of this work is to develop relevant information materials targeting key stakeholders\n on waste segregation at source, and roll-out a nation-wide waste segregation campaign\n with focus on behaviour change. Ensuring not only that waste is segregated, but that\n it is segregated correctly and in accordance with the colour code system provided\n in the national waste segregation guidelines.See more information in the tender documents.
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Identifikator for proceduren: a7735c9d-1874-4bd9-83d4-0c2bbbc21745
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Intern ID: 660321c0-32c6-41cd-a815-35fac206390b
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Udbudsprocedure: Anden procedure, der afvikles i én fase
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2.1.1 Formål
Kontraktens hovedformål: Tjenesteydelser
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Primær klassifikation (cpv): 79000000 Forretningstjenesteydelser: forskrifter, markedsføring, rådgivning, rekruttering, trykning og sikkerhed
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 39294100 Informations- og markedsføringsprodukter
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 79341400 Tjenester i forbindelse med reklamekampagner
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 79413000 Rådgivning inden for markedsføring
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 90700000 Tjenester på miljøområdet
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2.1.2 Udførelsessted
Landsdel (NUTS): Extra-Regio NUTS 3 (DKZZZ)
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Land: Danmark
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Yderligere oplysninger: The performance of the contract involves physical presence in Kenya.
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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 delkontrakten: LOT-0000
Titel: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY ON WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA,\n A 5 YEAR COMMUNICATIONS PLAN; KEY COMMUNICATION MATERIALS, AND A NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN\n TO ENHANCE WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA
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Beskrivelse: To enhance the implementation of waste segregation at source in Kenya, the Strategic\n Sector Cooperation (SSC) on Circular Economy and Waste Management between Denmark\n and Kenya Phase III is opening this call for applications to engage a communications\n expert/consultant to assist NEMA with the development of a national communications\n strategy on waste segregation, a communications plan, key communication materials\n and the development and roll-out a nation-wide campaign.Globally, 2.12 billion tonnes\n of municipal solid waste are generated annually, and the figure is expected to increase\n to approximately 4 billion tonnes by 2050.[1] 23 percent of the waste produced globally\n goes uncollected, while 33 percent is openly dumped.[2] In low-income countries, 60\n percent of solid waste is uncollected and 93 percent of the waste collected is not\n properly managed.[3] In Kenya (with a population of 55 million people), every person\n generates about 0.5 kilogram of waste daily which translates into 25 metric tons of\n waste generated per day or 8 million tonnes annually.[4] While most of the waste generated\n is biodegradable, plastic waste accounts for about 20%, and only 45 % of the plastic\n waste is recycled.[5] The challenge is, that waste is mixed from the point of generation\n making it difficult to undertake waste recovery.[6] In 2022, Kenya enacted the Sustainable\n Waste Management Act (SWMA)[7] which proposes a circular model of waste management.\n This model prioritises reducing waste and maximising the lifespan of products and\n materials and calls on all waste generators (both households, public and private institutions,\n industries as well as commercial entities) to segregate waste at source.   The Act\n requires that solid waste should be segregated at the source into non-hazardous waste\n and hazardous waste. The non-hazardous waste should be further sorted at source as\n per the national waste colour code system: Blue (Recyclables), Green (Organic) and\n Black (General) and also handled and transported using the same colour coded system.\n The Environmental Management Coordination (Waste Management) Regulation 2024 envisions\n that waste should be disposed by only licenced waste providers or at designated collection\n points.[8] Establishing the infrastructure to do so is still a work in progress, but\n has priority at both county and national level. In 2026, the National Environment\n Management Authority (NEMA) issued a national waste segregation guidelines (see Appendix\n III) operationalising the new requirements by Environmental Management and Coordination\n (Waste management) Regulations 2024, Legal Notice 178 of 2024 for waste segregation.The\n aim of this work is to develop relevant information materials targeting key stakeholders\n on waste segregation at source, and roll-out a nation-wide waste segregation campaign\n with focus on behaviour change. Ensuring not only that waste is segregated, but that\n it is segregated correctly and in accordance with the colour code system provided\n in the national waste segregation guidelines.See more information in the tender documents.
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Intern ID: c426a144-6edf-4b09-9eff-345b47278924
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5.1.1 Formål
Kontraktens hovedformål: Tjenesteydelser
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Primær klassifikation (cpv): 79000000 Forretningstjenesteydelser: forskrifter, markedsføring, rådgivning, rekruttering, trykning og sikkerhed
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 39294100 Informations- og markedsføringsprodukter
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 79341400 Tjenester i forbindelse med reklamekampagner
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 79413000 Rådgivning inden for markedsføring
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Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 90700000 Tjenester på miljøområdet
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5.1.2 Udførelsessted
Landsdel (NUTS): Extra-Regio NUTS 3 (DKZZZ)
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Land: Danmark
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Yderligere oplysninger: The performance of the contract involves physical presence in Kenya.
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5.1.3 Anslået varighed
Startdato: 26-05-2026
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Varigheds slutdato: 20-09-2027
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5.1.5 Værdi
Anslået værdi eksklusiv moms: 600.000 Dansk krone
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5.1.10 Tildelingskriterier
Kriterium:
Type: Kvalitet
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Navn: • Experience in developing communication strategies, communication plans, communication\n materials and communication campaigns with focus on behaviour change
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Beskrivelse: • Experience in developing communication strategies, communication plans, communication\n materials and communication campaigns with focus on behaviour change
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Kategori for tildelingskriteriet tærskel: Vægtning (procentdel, præcis)
Tildelingskriterium talværdi: 30
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Kriterium:
Type: Kvalitet
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Navn: Experience in working with the environmental sector, environmental legislation, and\n experience in working with NEMA and/or other Kenyan authorities
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Beskrivelse: Experience in working with the environmental sector, environmental legislation, and\n experience in working with NEMA and/or other Kenyan authorities
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Kategori for tildelingskriteriet tærskel: Vægtning (procentdel, præcis)
Tildelingskriterium talværdi: 20
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Kriterium:
Type: Kvalitet
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Navn: Proposed methodology, team composition, and time plan
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Beskrivelse: Proposed methodology, team composition, and time plan
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Kategori for tildelingskriteriet tærskel: Vægtning (procentdel, præcis)
Tildelingskriterium talværdi: 30
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Kriterium:
Type: Kvalitet
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Navn: Financial proposal
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Beskrivelse: Financial proposal
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Kategori for tildelingskriteriet tærskel: Vægtning (procentdel, præcis)
Tildelingskriterium talværdi: 10
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Kriterium:
Type: Kvalitet
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Navn: Experience with Danida and/or other donor-funded projects in Kenya and the region
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Beskrivelse: Experience with Danida and/or other donor-funded projects in Kenya and the region
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Kategori for tildelingskriteriet tærskel: Vægtning (procentdel, præcis)
Tildelingskriterium talværdi: 5
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Kriterium:
Type: Kvalitet
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Navn: Gender balance in the team composition
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Beskrivelse: Gender balance in the team composition
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Kategori for tildelingskriteriet tærskel: Vægtning (procentdel, præcis)
Tildelingskriterium talværdi: 5
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5.1.11 Udbudsdokumenter
Frist for anmodning om yderligere oplysninger: 10-04-2026 21:59 +00:00
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Adresse på udbudsdokumenterne: https://permalink.mercell.com/280229723.aspx
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5.1.12 Udbudsvilkår
Vilkår for indgivelse:
Tilbudsgivere kan indgive mere end ét tilbud: Ikke tilladt
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Frist for modtagelse af tilbud: 17-04-2026 21:59 +00:00
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5.1.16 Yderligere oplysninger, mægling og gennemgang
Organisation med ansvar for klager: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus
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Organisation, der leverer yderligere oplysninger om klageprocedurerne: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen
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8 Organisationer
8.1 ORG-0001
Officielt navn: Miljøstyrelsen
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Registreringsnummer: 25798376
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Postadresse: Lerchesgade 35  
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By: Odense
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Postnummer: 5000
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Landsdel (NUTS): Fyn (DK031)
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Land: Danmark
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Enhed: Morten Jacobsen
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E-mail: mojac@mst.dk
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Telefon: +4572544000
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Denne organisations roller:
Køber
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8.1 ORG-0002
Officielt navn: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus
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Registreringsnummer: 37795526
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Postadresse: Toldboden 2  
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By: Viborg
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Postnummer: 8800
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Landsdel (NUTS): Vestjylland (DK041)
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Land: Danmark
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E-mail: klfu@naevneneshus.dk
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Telefon: +45 72405600
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Internetadresse: http://www.naevneneshus.dk
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Denne organisations roller:
Organisation med ansvar for klager
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8.1 ORG-0003
Officielt navn: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen
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Registreringsnummer: 10294819
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Postadresse: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35  
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By: Valby
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Postnummer: 2500
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Landsdel (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)
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Land: Danmark
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E-mail: kfst@kfst.dk
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Telefon: +45 41715000
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Internetadresse: http://www.kfst.dk
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Denne organisations roller:
Organisation, der leverer yderligere oplysninger om klageprocedurerne
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11 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen
11.1 Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsen
Bekendtgørelsens ID: d60b553e-534c-428c-a16b-733f61924636 - 01
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Formulartype: Konkurrencevilkår
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Bekendtgørelsestype: Annoncering
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Afsendelsesdato for bekendtgørelsen: 24-03-2026 13:35 +01:00
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Dato for afsendelse af bekendtgørelsen (eSender): 24-03-2026 13:35 +01:00
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Bekendtgørelsens officielle sprog: engelsk 
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11.2 Oplysninger om offentliggørelsen
Offentliggørelsesdato: 24-03-2026 13:35 +01:00
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1 Buyer
1.1 Buyer
Official name: Miljøstyrelsen
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Legal type of the buyer: Central government authority
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2 Procedure
2.1 Procedure
Title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY ON WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA,\n A 5 YEAR COMMUNICATIONS PLAN; KEY COMMUNICATION MATERIALS, AND A NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN\n TO ENHANCE WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA
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Description: To enhance the implementation of waste segregation at source in Kenya, the Strategic\n Sector Cooperation (SSC) on Circular Economy and Waste Management between Denmark\n and Kenya Phase III is opening this call for applications to engage a communications\n expert/consultant to assist NEMA with the development of a national communications\n strategy on waste segregation, a communications plan, key communication materials\n and the development and roll-out a nation-wide campaign.Globally, 2.12 billion tonnes\n of municipal solid waste are generated annually, and the figure is expected to increase\n to approximately 4 billion tonnes by 2050.[1] 23 percent of the waste produced globally\n goes uncollected, while 33 percent is openly dumped.[2] In low-income countries, 60\n percent of solid waste is uncollected and 93 percent of the waste collected is not\n properly managed.[3] In Kenya (with a population of 55 million people), every person\n generates about 0.5 kilogram of waste daily which translates into 25 metric tons of\n waste generated per day or 8 million tonnes annually.[4] While most of the waste generated\n is biodegradable, plastic waste accounts for about 20%, and only 45 % of the plastic\n waste is recycled.[5] The challenge is, that waste is mixed from the point of generation\n making it difficult to undertake waste recovery.[6] In 2022, Kenya enacted the Sustainable\n Waste Management Act (SWMA)[7] which proposes a circular model of waste management.\n This model prioritises reducing waste and maximising the lifespan of products and\n materials and calls on all waste generators (both households, public and private institutions,\n industries as well as commercial entities) to segregate waste at source.   The Act\n requires that solid waste should be segregated at the source into non-hazardous waste\n and hazardous waste. The non-hazardous waste should be further sorted at source as\n per the national waste colour code system: Blue (Recyclables), Green (Organic) and\n Black (General) and also handled and transported using the same colour coded system.\n The Environmental Management Coordination (Waste Management) Regulation 2024 envisions\n that waste should be disposed by only licenced waste providers or at designated collection\n points.[8] Establishing the infrastructure to do so is still a work in progress, but\n has priority at both county and national level. In 2026, the National Environment\n Management Authority (NEMA) issued a national waste segregation guidelines (see Appendix\n III) operationalising the new requirements by Environmental Management and Coordination\n (Waste management) Regulations 2024, Legal Notice 178 of 2024 for waste segregation.The\n aim of this work is to develop relevant information materials targeting key stakeholders\n on waste segregation at source, and roll-out a nation-wide waste segregation campaign\n with focus on behaviour change. Ensuring not only that waste is segregated, but that\n it is segregated correctly and in accordance with the colour code system provided\n in the national waste segregation guidelines.See more information in the tender documents.
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Procedure identifier: a7735c9d-1874-4bd9-83d4-0c2bbbc21745
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Internal identifier: 660321c0-32c6-41cd-a815-35fac206390b
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Type of procedure: Other single stage procedure
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2.1.1 Purpose
Main nature of the contract: Services
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Main classification (cpv): 79000000 Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
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Additional classification (cpv): 39294100 Information and promotion products
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Additional classification (cpv): 79341400 Advertising campaign services
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Additional classification (cpv): 79413000 Marketing management consultancy services
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Additional classification (cpv): 90700000 Environmental services
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2.1.2 Place of performance
Country subdivision (NUTS): Extra-Regio NUTS 3 (DKZZZ)
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Country: Denmark
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Additional information: The performance of the contract involves physical presence in Kenya.
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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-0000
Title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY ON WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA,\n A 5 YEAR COMMUNICATIONS PLAN; KEY COMMUNICATION MATERIALS, AND A NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN\n TO ENHANCE WASTE SEGREGATION IN KENYA
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Description: To enhance the implementation of waste segregation at source in Kenya, the Strategic\n Sector Cooperation (SSC) on Circular Economy and Waste Management between Denmark\n and Kenya Phase III is opening this call for applications to engage a communications\n expert/consultant to assist NEMA with the development of a national communications\n strategy on waste segregation, a communications plan, key communication materials\n and the development and roll-out a nation-wide campaign.Globally, 2.12 billion tonnes\n of municipal solid waste are generated annually, and the figure is expected to increase\n to approximately 4 billion tonnes by 2050.[1] 23 percent of the waste produced globally\n goes uncollected, while 33 percent is openly dumped.[2] In low-income countries, 60\n percent of solid waste is uncollected and 93 percent of the waste collected is not\n properly managed.[3] In Kenya (with a population of 55 million people), every person\n generates about 0.5 kilogram of waste daily which translates into 25 metric tons of\n waste generated per day or 8 million tonnes annually.[4] While most of the waste generated\n is biodegradable, plastic waste accounts for about 20%, and only 45 % of the plastic\n waste is recycled.[5] The challenge is, that waste is mixed from the point of generation\n making it difficult to undertake waste recovery.[6] In 2022, Kenya enacted the Sustainable\n Waste Management Act (SWMA)[7] which proposes a circular model of waste management.\n This model prioritises reducing waste and maximising the lifespan of products and\n materials and calls on all waste generators (both households, public and private institutions,\n industries as well as commercial entities) to segregate waste at source.   The Act\n requires that solid waste should be segregated at the source into non-hazardous waste\n and hazardous waste. The non-hazardous waste should be further sorted at source as\n per the national waste colour code system: Blue (Recyclables), Green (Organic) and\n Black (General) and also handled and transported using the same colour coded system.\n The Environmental Management Coordination (Waste Management) Regulation 2024 envisions\n that waste should be disposed by only licenced waste providers or at designated collection\n points.[8] Establishing the infrastructure to do so is still a work in progress, but\n has priority at both county and national level. In 2026, the National Environment\n Management Authority (NEMA) issued a national waste segregation guidelines (see Appendix\n III) operationalising the new requirements by Environmental Management and Coordination\n (Waste management) Regulations 2024, Legal Notice 178 of 2024 for waste segregation.The\n aim of this work is to develop relevant information materials targeting key stakeholders\n on waste segregation at source, and roll-out a nation-wide waste segregation campaign\n with focus on behaviour change. Ensuring not only that waste is segregated, but that\n it is segregated correctly and in accordance with the colour code system provided\n in the national waste segregation guidelines.See more information in the tender documents.
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Internal identifier: c426a144-6edf-4b09-9eff-345b47278924
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5.1.1 Purpose
Main nature of the contract: Services
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Main classification (cpv): 79000000 Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
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Additional classification (cpv): 39294100 Information and promotion products
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Additional classification (cpv): 79341400 Advertising campaign services
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Additional classification (cpv): 79413000 Marketing management consultancy services
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Additional classification (cpv): 90700000 Environmental services
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5.1.2 Place of performance
Country subdivision (NUTS): Extra-Regio NUTS 3 (DKZZZ)
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Country: Denmark
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Additional information: The performance of the contract involves physical presence in Kenya.
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5.1.3 Estimated duration
Start date: 26-05-2026
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Duration end date: 20-09-2027
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5.1.5 Value
Estimated value excluding VAT: 600.000 Danish krone
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5.1.10 Award criteria
Criterion:
Type: Quality
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Name: • Experience in developing communication strategies, communication plans, communication\n materials and communication campaigns with focus on behaviour change
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Description: • Experience in developing communication strategies, communication plans, communication\n materials and communication campaigns with focus on behaviour change
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Category of award threshold criterion: Weight (percentage, exact)
Award criterion number: 30
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Criterion:
Type: Quality
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Name: Experience in working with the environmental sector, environmental legislation, and\n experience in working with NEMA and/or other Kenyan authorities
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Description: Experience in working with the environmental sector, environmental legislation, and\n experience in working with NEMA and/or other Kenyan authorities
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Category of award threshold criterion: Weight (percentage, exact)
Award criterion number: 20
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Criterion:
Type: Quality
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Name: Proposed methodology, team composition, and time plan
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Description: Proposed methodology, team composition, and time plan
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Category of award threshold criterion: Weight (percentage, exact)
Award criterion number: 30
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Criterion:
Type: Quality
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Name: Financial proposal
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Description: Financial proposal
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Category of award threshold criterion: Weight (percentage, exact)
Award criterion number: 10
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Criterion:
Type: Quality
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Name: Experience with Danida and/or other donor-funded projects in Kenya and the region
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Description: Experience with Danida and/or other donor-funded projects in Kenya and the region
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Category of award threshold criterion: Weight (percentage, exact)
Award criterion number: 5
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Criterion:
Type: Quality
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Name: Gender balance in the team composition
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Description: Gender balance in the team composition
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Category of award threshold criterion: Weight (percentage, exact)
Award criterion number: 5
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5.1.11 Procurement documents
Deadline for requesting additional information: 10-04-2026 21:59 +00:00
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Address of the procurement documents: https://permalink.mercell.com/280229723.aspx
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5.1.12 Terms of procurement
Terms of submission:
Tenderers may submit more than one tender: Not allowed
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Deadline for receipt of tenders: 17-04-2026 21:59 +00:00
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5.1.16 Further information, mediation and review
Review organisation: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus
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Organisation providing more information on the review procedures: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen
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8 Organisations
8.1 ORG-0001
Official name: Miljøstyrelsen
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Registration number: 25798376
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Postal address: Lerchesgade 35  
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Town: Odense
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Postcode: 5000
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Country subdivision (NUTS): Fyn (DK031)
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Country: Denmark
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Contact point: Morten Jacobsen
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Email: mojac@mst.dk
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Telephone: +4572544000
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Roles of this organisation:
Buyer
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8.1 ORG-0002
Official name: Klagenævnet for Udbud - Nævnenes Hus
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Registration number: 37795526
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Postal address: Toldboden 2  
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Town: Viborg
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Postcode: 8800
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Country subdivision (NUTS): Vestjylland (DK041)
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Country: Denmark
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Email: klfu@naevneneshus.dk
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Telephone: +45 72405600
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Internet address: http://www.naevneneshus.dk
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Roles of this organisation:
Review organisation
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8.1 ORG-0003
Official name: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen
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Registration number: 10294819
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Postal address: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35  
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Town: Valby
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Postcode: 2500
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Country subdivision (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)
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Country: Denmark
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Email: kfst@kfst.dk
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Telephone: +45 41715000
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Internet address: http://www.kfst.dk
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Roles of this organisation:
Organisation providing more information on the review procedures
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11 Notice information
11.1 Notice information
Notice identifier/version: d60b553e-534c-428c-a16b-733f61924636 - 01
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Form type: Competition
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Notice type: Contract notice
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Notice dispatch date: 24-03-2026 13:35 +01:00
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Notice dispatch date (eSender): 24-03-2026 13:35 +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: 24-03-2026 13:35 +01:00
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