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Convocatoria FN-UTEP-INDIO-018 - Diagnóstico, diseño e implementación de un programa de fomento y rescate de la cultura de la cuenca de río Indio
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Location:Panama
Category:Consulting services
Status:Open
Sectors:Culture & Arts, Environment & Climate, Monitoring & Evaluation
Languages:Spanish
Contracting authority: Fundacion Natura (Panama)
Quick summary
Objectives: Conduct a cultural assessment and deliver the design and implementation of a program to promote and rev...
Eligibility criteria: Eligible applicants are duly constituted Panamanian organizations, including contracting firms and non‑governmental organizations. The bidder must be national; if bidding as a consortium with a foreign firm, the lead entity must be Panamanian and must submit a notarized consortium commitment letter; consortium terms cannot change without Fundación NATURA consent. Proposals must be submi...
Description
Se invita a toda organización debidamente constituida (Empresas Contratistas, Organizaciones No Gubernamentales), a presentar propuesta para el siguiente proyecto: “Diagnóstico, diseño e implementación de un programa de fomento y rescate de la cultura de
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