General Procurement Notice For Acquisition Of Goods And Related Services, As Well As For The Performance Of Works And Consultancy Services For Community-Based Program To Foster Human Security In Haiti

General Procurement Notice for Acquisition of Goods and Related Services, as Well as for the Performance of Works and Consultancy Services for Community-Based Program to Foster Human Security in Haiti The Haitian Government has received financing under Grant Agreement No. 5894/GR-HA, signed on July 22, 2024, in the amount of USD 110,000,000, from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). This financing is intended to cover expenses incurred for the acquisition of goods and related services, as well as for the performance of works and consultancy services required under the Community Program to Promote Human Security in Haiti. This program is implemented by the Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES). Procurement is carried out in accordance with the procedures and eligibility criteria defined by the IDB. The overall objective of this operation is to strengthen human security in Haiti by addressing the food security, health, and inclusion needs of children and youth from vulnerable populations. Program Components Achieving these objectives is based on four components, defined as follows: Component 1: Household Income Support for Food Consumption (USD 47.2 million) This component targets food-insecure areas that: Are particularly exposed to climate shocks; Have an IPC classification of level 3 or higher; Do not receive assistance under other social protection programs Component 2: Improving Access to Essential Health Services (USD 36 million) This component will be implemented by specialized operators and will finance: a) A community-based, integrated, and progressive essential care package, aligned with the Basic Care Program (PES), focused on: Maternal and child health and nutrition, including facility-based delivery and management of obstetric complications; Family planning and contraception; Care for survivors of gender-based violence, including through remote services; Prevention and control of HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria; Detection and management of the most prevalent chronic diseases in communities and at the primary care level. b) Cash subsidies to remove financial barriers to access to care, covering in particular: Transportation costs; Subsidies for maternity waiting homes; Subsidies for people with disabilities c) The expansion and strengthening of the health network of priority Health District Units (UAS) in order to improve their capacity to offer the services mentioned above [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://idbdocs.iadb.org/wsdocs/getdocument.aspx?docnum=EZIDB0001376-978558810-15