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Call for Proposals: Waste-to-Value Sanitation Solutions for Refugee Camps in East and Horn of Africa (UNHCR with funding by BMGF)
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Re: Call for Proposals: Waste-to-Value Sanitation Solutions for Refugee Camps in East and Horn of Africa (UNHCR with funding by BMGF)
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That's odd, as the link works fine for me. Please try again? Perhaps your browser does not support the embedded hyperlink properly? If that's the case, try copying and pasting this URL (but without the quotation marks):
"reliefweb.int/job/1298796/request-concep...-camps-east-and-horn"
Or try this link .
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Thank you for sharing the info and it sounds very interesting for us but the link provided is not functioning or expired.
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Call for Proposals: Waste-to-Value Sanitation Solutions for Refugee Camps in East and Horn of Africa (UNHCR with funding by BMGF)
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Call for Proposals: Waste-to-Value Sanitation Solutions for Refugee Camps in East and Horn of Africa
Read the full description at the link above.
To wet your appetite I copy some bits and pieces.
From the background section:
UNHCR has received funding from the Gates Foundation to introduce and conduct operational research on sanitation solutions for areas with challenging ground conditions in refugee camps in Ethiopia and Kenya. A short-list of potential solutions will be developed, from which several will be selected by a technical review committee of relevant stakeholders. The selected solution(s) will be environmentally appropriate for sites with challenging ground conditions, cost-effective, socially acceptable for users (both washers and wipers), and will include the option to produce sustainable waste-to-value outputs (energy, agricultural inputs, etc). An emphasis will be given to technologies and processes that are the best fit for the context and those that have already had a some level of proven success within similar contexts.
From the proposals section:
From the evaluations section:Solutions should, at a minimum, meet the following criteria:
- Household component is of reasonable size and is able to ship easily or be built / assembled locally;
- Does not rely on an outside energy source, large volumes of water or any consumables that cannot be sourced or produced locally;
- Reasonable initial capital investment cost – no more than $1,000 per household for the on-site component and no more than $2,000 per household when the cost of any centralised treatment has been factored in;
- Reasonable 10 and 20-year life cycle costs;
- Prior development beyond the prototype phase and potential to scale up.
If anyone is going for it, good luck!Final selection of proposals for the operational research will be based on the following criteria:
- Cost-effectiveness over 10 and 20 years.
- Up front capital investment required.
- Recurrent/operational cost and vulnerability to inflation.
- The potential value of useful outputs from the system.
- Evidence of user acceptability, generally or for specific populations or groups.
- Accessibility to everyone including children, pregnant women, disabled and chronically ill and people that require assistance from carers.
- Resilience of the system in difficult, isolated and resource-poor environments.
- The degree to which pitfalls have been identified and mitigated in the design of the system, business model or approach
I don't know anything else than what I read on the link provided above. So if you have questions, you could put them here and in parallel send an e-mail to the contact person listed in the proposal description.
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