10025199 - Anwendung des Problem-Driven Iterative Adaptation-Ansatzes zur Staerkung der Governance im Wassersektor in Lesotho
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10025199 - Anwendung des Problem-Driven Iterative Adaptation-Ansatzes zur Staerkung der Governance im Wassersektor in Lesotho
Auftraggeber: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
Land: Deutschland
Frist: 7 Sep 2026, 12:00 (UTC+2)
Verfahren: Offenes Verfahren
Branche (CPV): Öffentliche Verwaltung (75211200)
Aperlena: https://aperlena.com/de/t/germany-foreign-economic-aid-related-services-10025199-applying-the-problem-driven-iterative-adaptation-approach-to-b5049978f9
Amtliche Bekanntmachung: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/538130-2026
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Die GIZ beschafft im Auftrag der EU und des Bundesministeriums fuer wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) Dienstleistungen zur Anwendung des Problem-Driven Iterative Adaptation-Ansatzes, um die Governance im Wassersektor in Lesotho zu staerken. Die Leistungen unterstuetzen das nationale Programm zum integrierten Einzugsgebietsmanagement ReNOKA, finanziert ueber die EU-Multigeberaktion 'Metsi a Lesotho' und das BMZ-finanzierte Projekt 'Transboundary Water Management in the SADC Region'. Der Erfuellungsort ist Lesotho. Es sind keine geschaetzten Vertragswerte, Fristen oder Verfahrensangaben in der Bekanntmachung enthalten. Interessierte Dienstleister im Bereich der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit sollten die vollstaendigen Vergabeunterlagen pruefen.
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Description of project: Lesotho faces significant socio-economic challenges, including poverty, unemployment, food insecurity, and high HIV/AIDS prevalence. Thanks to its geographical location, Lesotho - the "Water Tower" of Southern Africa - plays a critical role in regional water security, supplying water to South Africa, with additional regional transfer schemes under consideration. Protecting and sustainably managing Lesotho"s water resources is therefore a national and regional priority. However, Lesotho"s catchments have been heavily degraded due to settlement in sensitive areas, overgrazing and unsustainable land use, causing erosion, soil fertility loss, sedimentation and hydrological instability. Climate change intensifies these impacts with erratic rainfall, floods and droughts. Despite numerous sustainable natural resource management efforts over the past 50 years, impacts and sustainability have often fallen short, largely due to insufficient coordination among ministries and institutions. Strengthened cooperation, knowledge and data sharing, and aligned action among key actors at national, river basin, and SADC levels are essential. Against this backdrop, the Government of Lesotho, supported by the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), has launched ReNOKA, a national Integrated Catchment Management (ICM) programme. ReNOKA aims to restore and sustainably manage Lesotho"s catchments-critical for water, land, energy, and food security across the Orange-Senqu basin and the Gauteng economic hub. For the continued support to ReNOKA, GIZ has been commissioned to implement the "Support to ReNOKA" joint action funded under the EU Multi-Donor Action "Metsi a Lesotho" and the BMZ-funded "Transboundary Water Management in the SADC Region" (TWM) project. The overall objective of "Metsi a Lesotho" is to "ensure access to sustainable water and sanitation for all as a means for green and resilient growth and promoting peace and security in Lesotho and the region". The specific objectives are: - Specific Objective 2: "Lesotho sustainably manages its water and land resources comprising the water-energy-natural resources nexus and advances its climate resilience with an inclusive approach" - Specific Objective 3: "Capacities of national water institutions to improve services and cooperation at community, catchment and transboundary levels are strengthened". To achieve these objectives, the Action will deliver five interlinked outputs, with the following output being relevant to this service: - Output 3.1: Enhancement of capacities of government staff for sustainable water management. Despite earlier support that improved technical water management, coordination and communication across key institutions-from the Prime Minister"s Office to community authorities-remain weak. To address this, GIZ intends to contract a service provider to implement Output 3.1 by applying the Problem-Driven Iterative Adaptation (PDIA) approach in the water sector in Lesotho to address the underlying complex challenges and bottlenecks that hinder effective cooperation.
Desription of required services: This tendered assignment contributes to BMZ-funded TWM"s overall objective of improving transboundary, climate-resilient water management in Southern Africa, with a focus on sustainable, high-performing governance structures. It also supports the specific objective of the "Support to ReNOKA" joint action to strengthen national water sector capacities to improve services and cooperation at community, catchment, and transboundary levels-specifically Output 3.1. The contractor shall be responsible for achieving the expected results of Output 3.1. of the "Support to ReNOKA". Output 3.1. Enhancement of capacities of government staff for sustainable water management. The objective focuses on strengthening individual and institutional capacities and collaboration for more sustainable water management in Lesotho. Using participatory methods, cooperation among Output 3.1 implementing partners, the Commission of Water as the lead implementing partner for Output 3, key institutions (e.g., the National ICM Coordination Unit) and stakeholders at national, River Basin Organisations, and SADC levels, is enhanced. Key activities for Output 3.1. - Develop a PDIA implementation plan and identify the core team. - Identify and analyse core problems in the water sector. - Conduct root cause analysis for selected problems. - Identify entry points and define the sequencing to tackle various causes. - Design and implement iterative "small bets", including structured learning cycles after each iteration. - Document quick wins and lessons learned, including closure notes where problems are resolved. - Implement an exit and handover process to responsible institutions to ensure sustainability. Most of the assignment will be carried out in Maseru, Lesotho, with only a small portion of services by the team leader delivered from their home bases. Only a limited number of trips by the core experts within Lesotho will be required.
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