As a follow up to the call to action by IHIP and ZOA circulated mid September 2021 to the humanitarian sector, both OXFAM international and FHI 360 replied to join the community of early adopters of the IHIP WASH COPA (Conditions Of Particular Application). Thanks to both of them, we look for forward to engage with those 2 additional great organizations through pilot project at the local level.
Be an early adopter of the improved contracts for construction in the WASH sector
Be part of the community of practitioners that are testing the new harmonised conditions of contract for construction for the humanitarian WASH sector.
In November 2020 the International Humanitarian Infrastructure Platform (IHIP www.ihip.earth) released the first edition of the harmonised conditions of contract for construction for the WASH sector. Built on the best practices from the private sector and input collected from the Global Wash Cluster members, IHIP consolidated all valuable contributions in a new set of particular conditions of contract. Those are specifically designed to derisk WASH projects, with a solid and relevant contract template allowing your organization to take on larger project with mature contract management inbuilt mechanism.
If you are planning to start a new WASH construction project for more than USD 50K, you can benefit from this available expertise and be an early adopter of the IHIP harmonised conditions of contract. We are already partnering with the NGO ZOA, which will be among the first implementers, but more partners are sought.
IHIP is looking forward to support you in using the contract and collect any contributions from our partnership to improve the conditions of contract when relevant.
CALL FOR HELP
Are you ready to be a contributor to the improvement of contracting in the WASH sector?
OXFAM AND FHI 360 replied to IHIP/ZOA call to action
/ Non classé /szerzõ: IHIPAs a follow up to the call to action by IHIP and ZOA circulated mid September 2021 to the humanitarian sector, both OXFAM international and FHI 360 replied to join the community of early adopters of the IHIP WASH COPA (Conditions Of Particular Application). Thanks to both of them, we look for forward to engage with those 2 additional great organizations through pilot project at the local level.
IHIP Call to Action with ZOA & DCHI
/ Non classé /szerzõ: IHIPBe an early adopter of the improved contracts for construction in the WASH sector
Be part of the community of practitioners that are testing the new harmonised conditions of contract for construction for the humanitarian WASH sector.
In November 2020 the International Humanitarian Infrastructure Platform (IHIP www.ihip.earth) released the first edition of the harmonised conditions of contract for construction for the WASH sector. Built on the best practices from the private sector and input collected from the Global Wash Cluster members, IHIP consolidated all valuable contributions in a new set of particular conditions of contract. Those are specifically designed to derisk WASH projects, with a solid and relevant contract template allowing your organization to take on larger project with mature contract management inbuilt mechanism.
If you are planning to start a new WASH construction project for more than USD 50K, you can benefit from this available expertise and be an early adopter of the IHIP harmonised conditions of contract. We are already partnering with the NGO ZOA, which will be among the first implementers, but more partners are sought.
IHIP is looking forward to support you in using the contract and collect any contributions from our partnership to improve the conditions of contract when relevant.
CALL FOR HELP
Are you ready to be a contributor to the improvement of contracting in the WASH sector?
Deadline 30/10/2021
IHIP part of the Wash Sector presentation at the 2021 World Water Week in Stockholm
/ Non classé /szerzõ: IHIPEach year, the water sector meets for the World Water Week in Stockholm end of August.
IHIP was honoured to present initiatives of Working Group “Coordination and partnerships” of the Wash sector Roadmap.