Caribbean Development Bank Tender

Tenders are invited for Corporate Process Review of Managing for Development Results The Caribbean Development Bank (Cdb) Intends to Apply a Portion of Its Own Funds Towards the Cost of Contracting a Consultant to Conduct a Corporate Process Review of Cdb’s Managing for Development Results (Mfdr) Frameworks. The Objective of the Consultancy is to Examine the Current State of Mfdr Practices (Relevance and Effectiveness) Within the Bank and the Degree to Which It Contributes to Improved Management Decision-making and Development Effectiveness. The Assignment is Outlined in Detail in the Attached Terms of Reference. The Level of Effort of the Assignment May Be Up to 80 Person Days, Spread Over a Period of Five Months (October, 2020 – March, 2021). Cdb Now Invites Interested Eligible Consulting Firms to Submit Expressions of Interest for the Provision of These Consultancy Services. Eligiblity Consultants Shall Be Eligible to Participate if: in the Case of a Body Corporate, It is Legally Incorporated or Otherwise Organised in an Eligible Country, Has Its Principal Place of Business in an Eligible Country and is More Than 50 Per Cent Beneficially Owned by Citizen(S) and/or Bona Fide Resident(S) of Eligible Country(Ies) or by a Body(Ies) Corporate Meeting These Requirements; in the Case of Unincorporated Firms, the Persons Are Citizens or Bona Fide Residents of an Eligible Country; and in All Cases, the Consultant Has No Arrangement and Undertakes Not to Make Any Arrangements, Whereby Any Substantial Part of the Net Profits or Other Tangible Benefits of the Contract Will Accrue or Be Paid to a Person Not a Citizen or Bona Fide Resident of an Eligible Country. CARIBBEAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (CDB),