- Country: Indonesia
- Summary: Study on the Impact of Australian Support for Infrastructure Policies and Practices
- IDT Ref No: 58513030
- Deadline: 21 Oct 2021
- Financier: Other Funding Agencies
- Purchaser Ownership: Government
- Tender Value: Refer Document
- Notice Type: Tender
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- Tenders are invited for Study on the Impact of Australian Support for Infrastructure Policies and Practices =This study will take stock of the changes that have taken place in the policy, practice and capabilities of relevant ministries in sample countries, maximum three AMS as a result of the two AADCP II-supported projects mentioned above. The selection of sample countries will be undertaken once the consultants have been engaged. On the “Establishing Initial Rolling Priority Pipeline of Potential ASEAN Infrastructure Projects project”, the study does not aim to track implementation progress of the pipeline projects, rather it will look at institutional changes that have taken place, as a result of both projects. These institutional changes can take form in a change of practice, capabilities (institutional and individual), policies and regulations, guidelines and network/ relationships. The study will also look at initiatives by other actors in relevant areas, and key factors including challenges and surrounding context, as appropriate. The indicative questions identified for the study are set out below. The study will answer the following questions: • How relevant and timely were the two projects in helping the three selected countries in identifying and addressing challenges in implementing their priority infrastructure projects and promote infrastructure productivity? • To what extent have the projects enhanced capacity and strengthened partnerships within relevant stakeholders in the three selected countries? In what way? • What are the impacts of these projects- work on the three countries- efforts to promote implementation of priority infrastructure projects and increase infrastructure productivity? • What particular aspects of the projects- objective, approach, methods and implementation arrangements made the projects more (or less) impactful? How? • What are the opportunities to enhance Australia-s future partnership in infrastructure sustainability with ASEAN? • How could future support for the sector ensure promotion of gender equity, social inclusion and environmental sustainability? Approach and Methodology The study will be undertaken through a combination of the following: a) A desk review of the all the relevant documents including but not limited to workshop reports, meeting notes, progress reports, and the actual outputs produced by each project 1 Inception report Week 1 2 Submission of draft report Week 6 3 Submission of final study report Week 7
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The ASEAN - AUSTRALIA DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION PROGRAM PHASE II (AADCP II), a Government sector organization in Indonesia, has announced a new tender for Study on the Impact of Australian Support for Infrastructure Policies and Practices. This tender is published on IndonesiaTenders under IDT Ref No: 58513030 and is categorized as a Tender. Interested and eligible suppliers are invited to participate by reviewing the tender documents and submitting their bids before the deadline on 2021-10-21.
The estimated tender value is Refer Document, and full details, including technical specifications and submission requirements, are provided in the official tender documents. Ensure all submissions meet the criteria outlined to be considered for evaluation.
