Farm Africa Kenya’s project Kenya Market-led Aquaculture Programme (KMAP) is a four year project (January 2016 - December 2019) funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Kenya. The project is designed to address three major challenges in food production - food insecurity, nutrition, and incomes - by creating the conditions and momentum needed to facilitate a sustainable aquaculture industry through working with 1,100 fish farming enterprises (fish farmers) in Kenya. KMAP’s aim is to contribute to the development of a sustainable aquaculture industry in Kenya by raising production levels to the tipping point needed for feed manufacturing to be commercially viable and to close the consumption gap. This goal was to be achieved through implementation of strategic interventions in production, marketing and policy. In order to support the design of the project implementation we would like to invite tenders from consultants on End of Project Evaluation the assignment.

For more details please see the full terms of references. For applications, send your proposal to procurementkenya@farmafrica.org by 5 pm (GMT+3) 23 June 2019.

Farm Africa is seeking a consultant to carry out a final evaluation of our Sweet potatoes for prosperity project in Soroti District, Uganda.

For more information, please see the full terms of reference here. 

Technical and financial proposals should be submitted using the template supplied at the end of the terms of reference document.

Deadline for bid submissions is 6 pm (East Africa Time), 6 September 2019.

Should you have any enquiries please email tenders@farmafrica.org.