FAO Invitation for Proposal No. FAOZW/LOAIFP/2026/003 - Anticipatory Action to Protect Agriculture-based Livelihoods (AAPAL) CERF Project FAO ZW-LoA - [email hidden]
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The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is soliciting proposals for the Anticipatory Action to Protect Agriculture-based Livelihoods (AAPAL) Project in Zimbabwe under solicitation number FAOZW/LOAIFP/2026/003. Interested service providers must submit a comprehensive proposal package that includes a detailed workplan, budget, descriptions of competencies, CVs of key personnel, a capacity self-assessment, a certification form for the proposed team, and confirmation of eligibility to sign Letters of Agreement with the FAO. All submissions must be sent in PDF format to [email hidden] by 1700 hours Harare time on November 22, 2026. To ensure validity, proposals must be stamped and numbered on every page and sent with the specific tender number in the email subject line. Each email attachment must not exceed 10MB, and any communication regarding the bid, including requests for information or acknowledgments of receipt, must be directed exclusively to the designated email address.
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