Development of a National Pest Control Products Management Strategy for the Rwandan Horticultural Sector

• Country: Rwanda
• Summary: Development of a National Pest Control Products Management Strategy for the Rwandan Horticultural Sector
• RWT Ref No: 66004835
• Deadline: 13 May 2022
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Tenders are invited for Development of a National Pest Control Products Management Strategy for the Rwandan Horticultural Sector The main objective of this assignment is to develop a national strategy for management of pest control products in Rwanda, in particular for the Rwandan horticulture sector. The specific objectives are the following: To build upon the previous activities conducted under phase one of the initiative, make an initial analysis of the key outcomes and findings, and feed them into the strategy development process; To engage all relevant stakeholders in the development of the PCP Management Strategy; To coordinate, facilitate, develop and lead the write-up of the PCP Management Strategy document. Facilitate and lead the process of the strategy development: Take an active facilitative role in the process towards development of the strategy; Apply a participative, inclusive, and interactive facilitation approach; Structure the strategy development according to a process of successive steps, with specific milestones, outputs, and a clear planning; Guide the members of the PCP Management Strategy technical committee (currently consisting of representatives from MINAGRI, RAB, NAEB, RICA, Rwanda FDA, RSB, REMA, PSF, RAIDA, ADECOR, FAO and EKN, and potentially supplemented with additional members of stakeholder groups not yet represented or additional technical experts) in the process towards development of the strategy; Initiate and stimulate discussions among the members of the technical committee (and other stakeholders) to critically reflect on and come to an agreement on the different aspects of PCP management in Rwanda to be included in the strategy; Ensure that the interests of all relevant stakeholders are included in the strategy development discussions and process; Facilitate and organize the involvement or consultation of additional stakeholders or experts in the strategy development process, where required or desired; Ensure that for the jointly identified required tasks or activities responsibility is taken (by the technical committee members), and these are performed and delivered timely; Organise and prepare PCP Management Strategy Technical Committee meetings, working session, and/or other related meetings or activities, starting with the organization of a vision workshop with the PCP Management Strategy technical committee, with an aim to develop an initial well-considered and well-defined vision document as a starting point for the further development and write up of the national strategy; Ensure the process of developing the PCP management strategy is in cohesion with existing national and regional policy instruments (relevant national laws, regulations, policies, and strategic plans, and is harmonized with COMESA and EAC guidelines and agreements) Ensure that the strategy development process progresses as planned. B. Develop and lead the write-up of the strategy document: Ensure that the key outcomes and findings of phase one of the initiative will feed into the strategy development process; Take the lead in developing and writing up of the actual strategy document, based on the above process and inputs and contributions of the PCP Management Strategy Technical Committee members and other relevant stakeholders; Validation of the strategy document by means of organizing a validation workshops with the broader stakeholder community; Develop a corresponding action plan for the implementation of the strategy (short-, medium- and long-term actions) Interested bidders MUST submit completed bid documents, including with the quotation, by 13/5/2022, at 17:00 Hours, Kigali Time. Deadline: Friday, 13/05/2022 17:00
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