📋 Tender Overview
Contract partner: Various carriers
Country: Moldau Contract type: Delegated cooperation Project start: 01.01.2022 Funding amount: € 7.704.000,00 End: 31.12.2026
SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Overall goal
The overall objective (impact level) is to improve the quality of life and to address the economic and social consequences of COVID-19 in selected local communities of the Republic of Moldova, thus contributing to their longer-term resilience.
Expected results
Expected results under Output 2 - Improved public infrastructure and public utilities performance in the selected local communities:
1) Extended water distribution or sewerage networks/on-site sanitation and waste management facilities in place ensuring increased coverage of Water Supply & Sanitation (WSS) and Solid Waste Management (SWM)Services;
2) Improved existing WSS and SWM infrastructure to ensure that reliable and safely managed public services are provided adapted to future challenges such as climate Change;
3) Improved capacity of operators, Local Public Authorities (LPA) and relevant local stakeholders to fulfil their respective roles in provision of high-quality and sustainable operation and maintenance of WSS and SWM infrastructure;
4) Women fully and effectively participate and realise equal business, job and leadership opportunities along all parts of service chains throughout all activities under Output 2.
Expected results under Output 3 (partly by GIZ and partly by ADA) - Diversified economic opportunities outside agriculture in the selected local communities:
Increased capacity of VET institutions to provide labour market relevant services.
Target group / Beneficiaries
The final beneficiary is the population of the Republic of Moldova, including women, youth and vulnerable groups, with a focus on citizens of the selected localities in the Rayons Edine?, Leova and Stra?eni (approx. 27,564 direct and indirect beneficiaries):
- selected Local Public Authorities;
- Water utilities and waste management providers;
- VET-institutions (pedagogical and administrative staff, and approx. 1,000 students);
