“Project description”
The project “RESILIENT MIGRANT AND HOST COMMUNITIES IN AFRICA (RMAHCA) - Improving health and nutrition situation of South Sudanese refugees/ IDPs and hosting community in Adjumani (UG) and South Sudan (SSD)” is a joint project between Gesundes Afrika (previously Amref Germany) and local implementing partners Amref Uganda and Amref South Sudan. The project was a cross-country
approach: Amref Uganda oversaw the activities in Adjumani and Amref South Sudan in Western Equatoria.
The objective of the project was to strengthen the capacity and resilience of small-scale farmers, in particular women and youth groups to improve the nutrition and health situation for South Sudanese refugees and host communities in Adjumani (UG) and the conflict-affected population in Maridi and Ibba (SSD). Sub objectives were:
- Strengthening agricultural skills and capacity for diversified food production and (child) nutrition practice of women, youth groups, and farmers to improve their nutrition situation and livelihood
- Improving the WASH situation and increase access to and demand for health services in the targeted communities
- Enhanced capacities of refugees and host communities for peace-building, conflict resolution, and community reconciliation in Northern Uganda
“Application process”
Please submit the following documents with “Final Audit – BMZ RMAHCA Project” to
[email protected] until July 19th.
- Proposal explaining competencies, audit methodology, work plan and brief profile of audit team
- Financial proposal in EUR
- Current qualification certificate as an independent auditing authority
- Reference list of three previous customers
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