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GAIN ensures that all procurement activities are carried out in a fair and transparent manner and in compliance with the principles of ethical behaviour and good conduct, by using competitive processes for obtaining goods and services.
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Short Term Consultancy To Conduct A Landscaping Analysis On Climate And Nutrition Policies In Support Of The Initiative On Climate Action And Nutrition (I-CAN). 17:00/10.12.2025
The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to conduct a light-touch analysis in support of the Initiative on Climate Action and Nutrition (I-CAN). The exercise aims to evaluate how nutrition and climate are integrated into Mozambique’s climate and nutrition policies.
Consultant To Support The Development Of A Case Study On The School Milk Program, Uganda 18:00/12.12.2025
The overall objective is to document and analyse how the School Milk Program operationalizes the procurement of milk, with emphasis on identifying the role of midstream actors, the scale of suppliers, and the factors that enable or constrain successful procurement. We are also interested in documenting the transition of this program, with SNV's support phasing out this year.
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Partnership to strengthen the egg value chain in the western province of Rwanda 17:00/30.12.2025
The project aims to boost poultry farmers’ capacity in egg production (SASSO) and build strong, local input systems that reliably supply feed and day-old chicks (DOCs) across the Western Province. It focuses on improving farmers’ technical skills through training on Good Agricultural Practices suited to low-input, semi-scavenging systems, supporting households to grow dual-purpose flocks, and helping small and medium farms become more professional and productive.
The project also seeks to expand farmers’ access to quality feed and DOCs by strengthening local brooder networks, enhancing local feed production, promoting alternative feed resources, and increasing the capacity of incubators and hatcheries. It will identify suitable delivery methods, value chain partners, and contractual models, and work with GAIN to set KPIs, track results, and ensure strong, integrated value chain performance.
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