АБР - Азиатский Банк Развития - Fighting Poverty in Asia and the Pacific

News

  • 30/11/2011

    8 August-16 December, 2011 workshops on development of assessment tools for 18 priority occupations will be held. Representatives from industry sector are actively participating in the process of development of assessment tools. Soon they will be awarded with certificates about recognizing them as independent assessors. Also they will be included in the registry for independent assessors in AVE, and when needed, will be involved to assessment of graduates. This activity is a step to introduction of national assessment and certification system.

  • 30/11/2011

    From 15 August till 4 November, 2011 with the support of international competency-based training consultant the workshop on development of modular curriculums and learning materials was held. Masters and teachers of relevant PVSs participated in this workshop. Result of the workshop will be modular curriculums for 18 priority occupations.

  • 8/06/2011

    On 6 June 2011 the training was launched using pilot modular curriculum for occupation "sewer". This training is piloted in the follwoing PVSs: PVS № 2, PVS 16, PVS 17, PVS 94, PVS 95, PVS 102, PVS 110. Groups of trainees comprise of the unemployed, recruited throught Employment Center.

Procurement

All ADB-financed civil works, goods, and related services will be procured in accordance
with ADB’s Procurement Guidelines (April 2006, as amended from time to time). Civil works will
involve rehabilitation of existing facilities, but there will be no construction of new facilities. Civil
work contracts will be less than $1.0 million. National contractors are capable of carrying out all
rehabilitation works, so civil work contracts estimated to cost $1.0 million or less will be procured
through national competitive bidding (NCB) procedures acceptable to ADB. Before
commencement of NCB procurement, ADB and the recipient will review the recipient’s
procurement procedures to ensure consistency with ADB requirements. Any necessary
modifications or clarifications to the recipient’s procurement procedures will be documented in the procurement plan.

The Project will provide training equipment, computer and related ICT equipment,
teaching aids, classroom furniture, learning materials, and manuals. Equipment and goods
estimated to cost more than $500,000 will be procured under international competitive bidding
procedures. Equipment and materials estimated to cost $500,000 or less will be procured under
NCB procedures acceptable to ADB. Learning materials and other equipment and materials
valued at $100,000 or less will be procured by shopping. Before the commencement of any
procurement activity under NCB procedures, ADB and the Government will review the public
procurement law to ensure consistency with ADB’s Procurement Guidelines. Any necessary
modifications or clarifications will be reflected in the procurement plan. The Government has
prepared a procurement plan for the initial 18 months (Appendix 7). The procurement plan
includes (i) particular contracts for the goods, works, and related services required to carry out
the Project, (ii) proposed methods for procuring contracts that are permitted under the grant
agreement, and (iii) related ADB review procedures. The Government will update the
procurement plan annually or as needed throughout project implementation.