The Hub is seeking applications from qualified candidates for the Value Chain Development Specialist position. The scope of work can be obtained here. Interested applicants should send documents requested below to RecruitmentTIH@eatradehub.org by June 4, 2018, 11.59pm East Africa Local time. Only candidates who send complete package by the deadline will be eligible. The application submitted should have: Curriculum Vitae (not more than 5 pages) which should include Three (3) referees. (Note: references listed should be from supervisors or other individuals who reviewed prior consultancy work completed). Cover letter highlighting past relevant experience At least one sample assessment or a deliverable that is similar to this assignment conducted in the applicant’s past areas of work. A copy of the highest awarded education certificate Filled USAID biodata form – download biodata form here

The Hub invites quotations from interested eligible bidders for the provision of office repair and maintenance services . Download the Request for Quotation (RFQ) document here. Interested and qualified applicants should submit their applications in PDF (preferred) or other electronic formats on or before Wednesday, May 09, 2018 at 11:59 pm local time Nairobi to tendersTIH@eatradehub.org.

The Hub is seeking applications from qualified candidates for the Value Chain Development Specialist position.  Download the scope of work here. Interested applicants should apply via the link https://daieatradehub.formstack.com/forms/value_chain_development_specialist_2018 by May 4, 2018, 11.59pm East Africa Local time. Only candidates who send their information via the link and by the deadline will be eligible.

The Hub in collaboration with EAC Secretariat is seeking to recruit highly qualified team of two consultants on ICT and Policy fields to develop database for TBT technical regulations and conformity assessment procedures and its implementing agencies/bodies. The lead consultant -ICT must have at least a degree in Computer Science/Information Technology, with expertise in developing large databases and web-based applications using database management systems, at least 5 years’ experience and knowledgeable in various programming languages. The second consultant on policy must have at least a degree, knowledgeable on WTO TBT Agreement and at least 5 years’ experience in TBT matters in EAC region. Download the Scope of Work here. Interested team of two consultants should email their bids clearly marked “Consultancy to develop a mechanism and ICT tool for monitoring compliance with WTO TBT Agreement and applicable EAC legal instruments by EAC Partner States” in separate files comprising of technical and financial proposals, to reach the address below on or before  April 9 2018 to partnershipfundTIH@eatradehub.org.   

The Hub seeks to identify a grantee who is engaged in the provision of working capital finance across the EAC region.  The grantee is expected to provide short term working capital to at least 20 enterprises whose core business supports food security and allied services. The grantee, directly or through a partner, is also expected to provide all the necessary support required by the enterprises, in order for them to prepare and submit the appropriate documentation required for the working capital application process.  The applicants should submit technical and financial proposals, to reach the address below on or before April 25 2018 to partnershipfundTIH@eatradehub.org.  Download Request for Applications (RFA) here Download Certifications and Assurances for Signing here Download Standard Provisions US NGO's here Download Standard Provisions NON- US NGO's here

The Hub is seeking applications from qualified candidates for the Procurement Manager position. Download the Scope of Work here. Interested applicants should apply via the link https://daieatradehub.formstack.com/forms/procurement_manager by March 19, 2018, 5:00pm East Africa Local time. Only candidates who send their information via the link and by the deadline will be eligible.

The Hub invites quotations from interested eligible bidders for the supply and delivery of printer toners. Download the Request for Quotation (RFQ) document here. Interested and qualified applicants should submit their quotations in PDF (preferred) or other electronic formats on or before Sunday, March 11, 2018 at 11.59 pm East African Time to tendersTIH@eatradehub.org.

The Hub invites qualified offerors to submit proposals for Rwanda Investment Policy Scoping & Design of Reform Program. Download Request for Proposal here. Download Terms and Conditions here. Interested and qualified applicants should submit their applications in PDF (preferred) or other electronic formats on or before Thursday, March 15, 2018 at 11.59pm East African Time to tendersTIH@eatradehub.org.

The Hub in collaboration with East Africa Community (EAC) Secretariat is seeking to recruit a highly qualified team of two consultants on policy and ICT fields to develop a mechanism and ICT tool for monitoring compliance with WTO TBT Agreement and applicable EAC legal instruments by EAC Partner States. The lead consultant on policy must have a Masters degree with 8 years’ experience in policy issues and knowledgeable in World Trade Organization (WTO) technical barriers to trade (TBT) Agreement and TBT regime in EAC. The ICT consultant must have at least a degree in computer science/information technology with expertise in developing database and web-based applications and 5 years’ experience in designing, managing, administering, documenting and supporting multi-tiered database applications. Download the Scope of Work here. Interested team of two consultants should email their bids clearly marked “Consultancy to develop a mechanism and ICT tool for monitoring compliance with WTO TBT Agreement and applicable EAC legal instruments by EAC Partner States” in separate files comprising of technical and financial proposals, to reach the address below on or before  7th March 2018 to partnershipfundTIH@eatradehub.org. 

This course will train in both rapid and more comprehensive forms of SSSAs.  It will focus on a) analysis of all seed channels (own stocks, social networks, local networks, formal seed sellers) and b) targeted response options to deal with problems at hand.  With increased visibility, the demand for SSSAs is rising.  Seed System Security Assessments have recently been integrated into USAID guidelines and standards for best practice, and organizations like Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and the UN-Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) are routinely commissioning actual field assessments.   Read more here