Africa - Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa Project : procurement plan for first eighteen months (English)

• Document Date

  2016/06/01

• Document Type

  Procurement Plan

• Report Number

  106112

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Africa,

• Region

  Africa,

• Disclosure Date

  2016/06/02

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Africa - Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa Project : procurement plan for first eighteen months

• Keywords

  consulting service;Consulting services;Technology Generation and Dissemination;maintenance and repair;vehicle operating cost;cost of training;architectural design;prior review;procurement method;single source;contract signing;administrative procedure;farming system;banking service;bank charge;baseline survey;utility cost;equipment rental;maize crop;procurement procedure;research priority;applicable procurement;increase productivity;

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  3A-Afr Ri Agricultural Productivity Program For Southern Africa (A -- P094183

• Theme

  Technology diffusion,Regional integration,Rural services and infrastructure

• Major Sector

  Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry

• TF No/Name

  TF055601-PHRD-AFRICA: SOUTHERN AFRICA MULTI-COUNTRY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY PR

• Topics

  Agriculture Extension, Water Demand Management, Nutrition, Climate Change Adaptation, Livestock,

• Historic Topics

  Agriculture,

• Historic SubTopics

  Adaptation to Climate Change, Climate Change and Agriculture, Agricultural Extension, Crops and Crop Management Systems, Livestock and Animal Husbandry, Nutrition, Water and Food Supply,

• Unit Owning

  AGRICULTURE GP AFR3 (GFA13)

• Lending Instrument

  Specific Investment Loan

• Version Type

  Final

• Product Line

  IBRD/IDA

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