Consultancy for a Feasibility Study of the Proposed One Health Project

• Country: Kenya
• Summary: Consultancy for a Feasibility Study of the Proposed One Health Project
• KET Ref No: 65340088
• Deadline: 14 Apr 2022
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Consultancy for a Feasibility Study of the Proposed One Health Project. The Malteser International (MI), the worldwide relief agency of the Sovereign Order of Malta for humanitarian aid, works in more than 20 countries in Africa, Asia and the Americas for people in need, regardless of their religion, origin or political affiliation. Its mission is to provide emergency relief as well as to implement rehabilitation measures and to facilitate the link between emergency relief and sustainable development. Christian values and humanitarian principles of impartiality and independence form the basis of its work in: Relief, Reconstruction & Rehabilitation; Health & Nutrition; Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH); Livelihood & Social Programs and Disaster Risk Reduction. In Africa. MI is active in eight countries: DR Congo, Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Guinea with a regional office in Kampala, Uganda. MI works closely with the government, civil society and the private sector in all the countries. The German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development through Malteser International in partnership with the line ministries and stakeholders proposes One Health Project in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia region. The Concept puts emphasis on health risks emerging at the human, animal, environment interface which requires close cooperation and coordination to prevent and control emerging or re-emerging health risks at the animal-human-ecosystem interfaces. The proposed project has the following outcome and outputs: Impact: Contribute to improving human, animal, and environmental health in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia with a focus on zoonotic infections by sustainable cross-sectoral strengthening of local capacity Outcome: Reduction of morbidity and mortality from zoonotic infections with epidemic potential and severe impact on population health through a multisectoral One Health approach and intervention in the Maikona Ward (North Horr Sub-County, Marsabit County, Kenya) and Dire woreda (Borena zone in Oromiya region), Ethiopia Sub-outcome/Outputs 1: Strengthened and established One Health systems and structures that can respond in a coordinated and appropriate manner to zoonosis and epidemics through a reinstated multi-sector / One Health taskforce Sub-outcome/Output 2: Improved human, livestock, and environmental health leading to control and prevention of zoonotic epidemics, increased food security, improved health, and applied WASH practices Sub-outcome/Outputs 3: Integration of One Health research components and build-up of two sustainable model farms for trainings, research, and best practice in both regions. How to apply: Interested parties must submit their applications by email referenced under title ‘Consultancy for a feasibility study of the proposed One Health Project- to nairobi@malteser-international.org: Deadline for submission: 14thApril 2022, 12:00 p.m.** Malteser International will consider applications from individual consultants only, who will be the sole responsible to deliver the outputs of the assignment. Applications should include: Up-to-date expression of interest with technical and financial proposal (max 10 pages) A capacity statement (max 1 page) indicating core competencies in line with the assignment Only shortlisted applications will be contacted. Shortlisted candidates may be asked to provide references, evidence of experience, and additional administrative documents. The final selection of applicants, or cancelation of the assignment, is at the sole discretion of Malteser International
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