Scope of Services, Expected Outputs and Target Completion Sample Clauses

Scope of Services, Expected Outputs and Target Completion. The Service Provider will report to the Programme Specialist, Knowledge and Outreach at UNV Bonn to support the production (design, editing, production and publishing) of the State of the World’s Volunteerism Report 2021 and other UNV knowledge products in print and digital forms. This includes: 1.1. Concepts for overall branding style and design; and innovative product formats 1.2. For print products: 1.3. For digital and marketing products:
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Scope of Services, Expected Outputs and Target Completion. The services required shall include, but are not limited to, the following: 2.1 The Contractor shall make available vehicles with fuel and drivers for UNDP project Indoor Residual Spraying with insecticide to control malaria in 34 administrative unit within the 8 localities of Gezira state and 23 administrative unit within the 7 localities of Sennar state. Provision of vehicles with drivers shall be on a daily and/or monthly basis and will be needed only from 1/8/2016 to 22/8/2016 for Sennar state and from1/8/2016 to 2/9/2016 for Gezira state. The actual starting date will be confirmed before signature of the contractor. 2.2 In addition, the Contractor will provide on a daily basis transportation of staff to and from their residence to different localities and administrative units within Sennar and Gezira states the workplace or other location if so is required by assigned staff of government or UNDP. 2.3 Average mileage per day is estimated to be between 30 minimum to 350 maximum kilometers, please note that the travel distance vary from day to day based on the distance between Madani and the targeted localities and administrative units with the localities, for more information that can guide the contractor to estimate the distance ,please refer the tables shows the names of administrative units to be reached on daily basis within the 8 localities of Gezira state and 7 localities of Sennar state . 2.4 UNDP will in all cases provide the Contractor with specific requests for transport. The request will include the number and type of vehicles, number of passengers and the destination. 2.5 If the vehicle is out of order or the driver is not available during the agreed hours, UNDP shall be entitled to receive replacement of the non-functional vehicle/driver without hampering normal business process. Otherwise UNDP shall be entitled to a prorate rebate on the fees. 2.6 Working hours in general will be from 07:00 am to 10:30 pm daily including weekends. Working hour includes- break for - meals as per the supervisor schedule.
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Scope of Services, Expected Outputs and Target Completion. The UNCC comprises a four-storey office building on approximately 2,188 sqm, nine villas with 18 accommodation rooms on approximately 1,318 sqm, and out buildings (cafeteria, water purification plant, kitchen and security search area). Twelve (12) staff stay at the UNCC on a full-time basis but the number shall vary due to staff travel in and out of Garowe. The Contractor shall provide, catering, cleaning, laundry, gardening, maintenance and repair (electrical, plumbing, air conditioning, carpentry, and minor civil works). Services shall be rendered six (6) days a week except for the catering which will be required seven (7) days a week. Subject to prevailing local conditions, the UN may approve requests for variations to staffing schedule. The services will be provided by the Contractor in conformity to the TOR, UNDP General Terms & Conditions. Provision of cafateria services for UNCC staff and visitors. An average number of 4 guests per days may require three times meals. The contractor xxxx and kitchen staff will prepare and serve the food at the UNCC cafateria. The Contractor shall prepare and serve meals based on agreed upon menu three times a days. The exact timing of the Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner will be decided by UNDP Operations. A weekly menu of selected items will be prepared by the contractor xxxx for approval of UNDP Operations and shall be posted on the UNCC dining room. Any changes to the menu will discussed and approved by the UNDP Operations Manager. The Contractor will also cater for conferences/meetings and social events on an adhoc basis.
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