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RECRUITMENT OF CONSULTANTS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROJECT – AUGUST 2021 – OCTOBER 2021

BACKGROUND
PARADIGM INITIATIVE (PIN) strives to connect underserved young Africans to digital opportunities and ensure their rights are protected. In our regional offices in Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Zambia, Zimbabwe and beyond, we work to connect underserved young Africans to improved livelihoods through our digital inclusion and digital rights programs. Our programs include ICT skills building, financial preparation, entrepreneurship training program (LIFE), and a digital rights advocacy program that promotes adoption of human rights respecting ICT policy and legislation.

PROJECT SUMMARY
The project on Artificial Intelligence aims to influence the consideration of human rights in Artificial Intelligence (AI) processes in Africa, at national and regional levels, as well as to stimulate conversations with relevant stakeholders. The African Commission on Human and Peoples ‘Rights recently adopted a resolution on “the need to undertake a study on human and peoples’ rights and artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and other new and emerging technologies in Africa “in order to understand the full impact of these technologies on human rights. It is on this backdrop that the project aims to raise awareness of and influence policy processes currently being developed on the continent. The project will focus on Kenya, Nigeria and Senegal and is aimed at stakeholders in civil society organizations, technical communities, business entities deploying technology and policy makers in ministries responsible for information and communication technologies amongst others.

OXFAM
PROCUREMENT OF VSLA SAVINGS BOXES IN BAUCHI STATE, NIGERIA
RFQ- RFQ03168

INTRODUCTION
The Livelihoods and Nutritional Empowerment (LINE) Project is a 60-month initiative implemented by Oxfam in Bauchi State of Nigeria, with funding from Global Affairs Canada (GAC). LINE Project aims to promote agriculture-driven economic growth and improve living conditions for 10,000 rural farmer households (60% women) with a specific focus on women and youth. LINE will be implemented in six Local Government Areas (LGAs): Gamawa, Shira, Darazo, Ningi, Alkaleri and Tafawa Balewa. As a market-based agricultural initiative, the project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, and livestock (goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with relevant stakeholders and key private sector actors. LINE

Project is expected to result in:
• Increased yields in selected livestock and crop value chains for 10,000 rural farmer households (60% women)
• Improved agricultural business-enabling environment which is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households.
• Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children.

In engaging 10,000 beneficiaries, the LINE project intends to work with farmer through cooperatives as a common approach to the reach the targeted beneficiaries efficiently. Through this process, the LINE project intends to reach and strengthen at least 600 farmer cooperatives spread across the selected 6 LGAs during this project and also plans to establish and enhance 1000 village savings and loans (VSL) groups.

The need to establish the VSLs on the LINE project is necessitated by the need to facilitate access of beneficiary households to various financial services in the form of savings, loans, and insurance. This will also promote household savings, productive investment, an increase in income generating activities, and cost savings access to micro finance. So far, over 600 groups have been formed in the LINE Project.

STATEMENT OF WORK– PREMIX STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP PRESENTATION AND REPORT REVISION
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS & SCOPE OF WORK

Assignment
Presentation of the global landscape of vitamin and mineral premix, with a focus on Nigeria supply chain dynamics, ultimately resulting in the revision of a premix landscape study that was done in 2019. This would include establishing current situational analysis of the sector based on the previous report. Identifying new market entrants that contribute significantly to the sector. Determine new challenges or policy drives that have impact in the development of the sector.

Location Lagos, Nigeria
Duration 10 days
Reporting to Program Manager, SAPFF Nigeria