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Country: Ethiopia
Summary: Carry out a Study on Exploring Modern Post-Harvest Malt Barley Grain Storage Systems for Smallholder Barley Producer Farmers
ETT Ref No: 60096895
Deadline: 22 Nov 2021
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: -
Tender Value: Refer Document
Notice Type: Tender
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Purchaser : SELF HELP AFRICA
Yeka Sub-city, K.08, H.No. 912, P.O.Box 1204, A.A Tel: +251-116182001/116620659
Email :procurementet@selfhelpafrica.org

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Tenders are invited for Carry out a Study on Exploring Modern Post-Harvest Malt Barley Grain Storage Systems for Smallholder Barley Producer Farmers. Self Help Africa (SHA) is an international NGO dedicated to the vision of an economically thriving and resilient rural Africa. SHA has been working in Ethiopia since 1984 and is re-registered by F.D.R.E. Authority for Civil Society Organizations with a registration number of 0051. SHA has been working with smallholder farmers, farmer associations, cooperatives, and agribusinesses to help farmers grow and sell more food, improve diets, diversify incomes, and make their livelihoods more sustainable and resilient to external shocks. It also works to build awareness of issues affecting smallholders and represent their interests at policy and institutional level. SHA is currently implementing a portfolio of 8 projects funded by a variety of institutional and private donors in three national regional states of Ethiopia: namely, Amhara, Oromia and SNNP. One of these projects is a project entitled: “Malt Barley Supply Chain Development Project-. The project is funded by the IFC to improve malt barley producer smallholder farmers livelihood and to substantially increase local sourcing of commercially available malt barley from smallholder and emergent commercial farmers. As part of the project, SHA would like to carry out a study on exploring modern post-harvest malt barley grain storage systems for smallholder barley producer farmers.
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