THE GOOD GOVERNANCE INITIATIVE (GGI) IN GEORGIA
The purpose of this Contract is to strengthen the overall transparency, accountability and effectiveness of governance in Georgia, including the legislative and executive branches at various levels. This is to be achieved by building linkages between different branches and levels of government in key governance systems and processes, including for enhanced public participation in and public information about those governance systems and processes for all Georgians-regardless of ethnicity, religion, or status-to ensure greater government accountability.
The Good Governance Initiative (GGI) will focus assistance on strengthening key governance reforms designed to establish or strengthen critical systems, processes and, practices and systems that ensure greater government transparency, accountability and effectiveness in operation and service delivering. This is one of three democracy and governance projects under the USAID Mission's 2013-2017 CDCS. Information about the More Transparent and Accountable Governance - 114-14-INFORMATION was posted on FBO.gov on January 21, 2014. Please see link below:
https://www.fbo.gov/?mode=form&id=ba693900eb77cfb69b775d1e850bf59b&tab=ntype
Subject to the availability of funds, USAID intends to provide the funding in the range of $10,000,000 - $11,300,000 for this 5 year Contract. This Contract is structured according to Results and Outcomes, along with illustrative interventions. Illustrations interventions will be provided to guide thinking and should not pre-determine applicants' proposed approach. Given budget limitations, applicants must apply a considerable amount of selectivity and strategic focus when proposing interventions to determine what will be the most impactful and value-added approaches.
This is not an 8(a) set-aside.
The Full Solicitation SOL-114-14-000008 is attached.
Maya (G) Chelidze, Acquisition Specialist, Phone 995 322 544 203, Fax 995 322 544 145, Email [email protected] - Jonathan Chappell, Contracting Officer, Phone 995 322 544 128, Fax 995 322 544 145, Email [email protected]
