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Li velihoods and F ood Security T rust Fund

Li velihoods and F ood Security T rust Fund. Tat Lan Programme in the Giri affected townships in Rakhine. Call for Proposals.

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  1. Livelihoodsand FoodSecurityTrustFund

  2. Tat Lan Programme in the Giri affected townshipsin Rakhine

  3. Call for Proposals • Documents were send out to all LIFT partners, potential partners, other organizations we identified from the MIMU database, and requested FSWG and LRC to distribute to their partners • All documents are available on the LIFT website • The presentations of today’s meeting as well as the questions and answers will be documented and published on the LIFT website

  4. Documentation: • The call for proposal document has all the relevant information to prepare the proposal. This document is newer than the actual programme document and is in few cases different from the programme document. Please follow the instructions of the “call for proposal” document if in doubt. • The programme document with the technical annexes describe the programme. They are supplemented by the two reports on the embankment and prawn value chain

  5. Documentation: • Annexes G to K are support tables prepared by the economist in the programme design team. They intend to inform the reader about underlying numbers in the narrative text • They provide models and sensitivity analysis to initiate discussions on how the programme will impact the beneficiary households. • Annex G is an example of such an analysis with interesting findings.

  6. Technical Details: • Deadline is the 20. September 17.00 • By that time FMO needs to have received both the email(s) with the documentation as well as the hardcopies • The proposal has to be divided into two parts: • The technical proposal • The financial proposal

  7. Format and Requirement of technical part • The annex two specifies the format and requirements for the proposal and its structure • The approach section is divided in to 3 subheadings: • Approach to technical components • M&E • Management approach • The text provides guidance which points you should cover in the proposal. The sub-topics village based planning, cash for work, gender and coordination are explained in more detail to provide the necessary guidance on the importance of these issues

  8. Format and Requirement of technical part The findings and suggestions of the programme design team may be different from your ideas. The CfP document specifies that you “may comment on the technical design of the main components, highlighting particular concerns and proposing alternative approaches where appropriate. LIFT may consider such concerns and alternatives in negotiations with successful submissions”

  9. Format and Requirement of technical part • The budget has to be presented in USD • Please show the underlying rate of exchange for your calculations • The budget can only contain 6% indirect costs • You need to use the given format to prepare the overall budget for the programme • In addition please itemize the requested sections of a) personnel, b) travel, c) training, d) procurement, e) M&E and other costs • It is very important that you provide the relevant narrative to explain your underlying assumptions on each of the costs and how you calculated the shown costs.

  10. Selection criteria In order not to oversee an important issue it is recommended to check the selection criteria before finalizing the proposals to make sure all required parts are sufficiently dealt with. For example, additional points in this list are the risk management framework and your ideas on nutrition

  11. Programme Document “It is anticipated that LIFT will issue invitations to bid for geographical components of the Program, and that prospective Implementing Partners will submit project proposals developed on the basis of the Program framework” Call for Proposal document: “LIFT strongly encourages proposals that would enable the entire programme to be awarded under a single memorandum of agreement, although LIFT may choose to sign more than one memorandum of agreement if necessary.

  12. Technical sectors of implementation • Agriculture • Fisheries and aquaculture • Infrastructure (mainly embankment) • Financial services (saving and credit model) • Capacity building of beneficiaries • Capacity building of government staff • It is expected that one organisation will implement all activities within one village. The necessary technical support will come from technical advisor agencies

  13. Technical advisors (TAs) • The key tasks of these technical advisor agencies are outlined in the programme document • Institutions like FAO or IRRI which provide  technical support/advice  could be a member of more than one consortium bid and therefore should be involved in the design. If they are included in more than one proposal they will almost certainly not be favouring one over the others and will provide the same technical information to all. • The other option would be that the successful consortium could be asked to include an organisation with innovative ideas which LIFT would wish to see incorporated if the consortium they were in failed to get selected.

  14. LIFT Tat Lan Proposed Microfinance System

  15. Proposed Microfinance System • Objective • To promote inclusive and sustainable microfinance in Giri affected area • Characteristics • Mobilize saving first • Be a part of financial culture • Avoid expensive monitoring (cost per loan) • Promote sense of ownership • Remove restriction on lending purpose • Set flexible terms and conditions • Decentralize the supervision

  16. LIFT Tat Lan Proposed Microfinance System (continued) Model Members Implementing Partner Village Associations Township Union • Responsible for promotion, management and loan administration • Transition period to form Township Unions within 18 months • 25% in year I, 50% in year II, 25% in year III

  17. LIFT Tat Lan Proposed Microfinance System (continued) • Model • Saving for 3 month first (min Ks 1,000 per month) • Choosing to opt for qualification for social or productive loan • Stimulus individual saving grant as project input (Ks. 20,000 for those who opt social loan and • Ks. 80,000 for those who opt product loan) • Chances to increase the loan size • 1st circle: 100% of saving • 2nd circle: 150% of saving • No touch on saving until 15 months

  18. LIFT Tat Lan Proposed Microfinance System (continued) • Important capacity building issues to be addressed • Human resource capacity • Financial literature • Information management • Formalization of Township Unions • Cover by microfinance license of the IP • Register as local organization or as a business/company • Obtain license for microfinance

  19. Additional information: • Number of villages by township: • Pauktaw: 51 villages • Myebone: 81 villages • Minbya: 20 villages • Kyaukpyu: 62 villages • Total: 214 villages Please note that the number of Myebon and Minbya have changed by one village each since the presentation. The complete list of villages is also available on the LIFT website

  20. Thanks for your attention

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