TERMS OF REFERENCE, PRINTING OF COMPOUND SANITATION REPORTING TOOLS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE CERTIFICATION STICKERS

 

 

WSUP is a tri-sector partnership between the private sector, civil society and academia, focused on addressing the increasing global problem of inadequate access to water and sanitation for the urban poor. WSUP believes that access to safe and affordable water, improved sanitation and improved hygiene practices underpin poverty reduction through impacts on health, education and livelihoods. This is supported by the belief that sustainable and viable improvements can only be made by strengthening the technical capacity and financial viability of local service providers. 

 

WSUP has a strategic portfolio of six countries in Africa and South Asia where it works in close partnership with local service providers and national government. WSUP’s approach in each city begins with the identification of approaches to improve the direct delivery of service improvements at a representative scale, in order to A) enable the practical application of capacity development of the local service provider, and B) remove a key barrier to a better functioning market for pro-poor service delivery by using grant funding to overcome risk aversion to failure. Through the delivery of financially viable and effective service provision at a representative scale in each city, and by strengthening the capacity of local partners to provide pro-poor services under viable business models, WSUP aims to trigger investments for the scale-up of service delivery at the city and ultimately the national level. WSUP is committed to sharing the learning from its work with the wider sector to inspire replication and ensure maximum global impact. For a summary version of WSUP’s Theory of Change 2012-2015, see Figure 1.

 

Figure 1: simplified WSUP theory of change

 

WSUP has been established as a not-for-profit company for over 10 years and in that time has grown its programme of work from zero during that period. Over that period, the company has also progressed from having no position of influence within the international WASH development community to being well recognised widely by organisations such as the World Bank, UNICEF, Stone Family Foundation and others as providing a unique and successful approach to help overcome the challenges faced in providing sustainable WASH services to low income communities in urban areas.

 

Building on the back of the above recognition, WSUP has established WSUP Advisory CIC, a wholly owned subsidiary incorporated as a Community Interest Company (CIC), to operate as a consultancy to extend WSUPs reach into countries outside of our 6 core countries. Profits generated will be returned into the not-for-profit entity as a source of unrestricted funding. WSUP Advisory has already secured very significant contracts in India, Ethiopia, Pakistan and elsewhere funded by USAID, UNICEF and others.  

 

The current WSUP business plan runs from December 2012 – March 2016. The business plan programme targets the adoption and replication of effective urban water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) models by WASH service providers, national governments and international financing institutions across the six countries where WSUP has an established presence. It is further characterised by a comprehensive programme of research, publications and communications aimed at informing and influencing the international WASH sector.

 

Box 1: current business plan programme key characteristics

 

A new 2016-2020 WSUP business plan has been prepared and has already attracted significant support from funders. It is envisaged that annual spend over the 4 year period will average GBP 15 million.

 

Objectives of the project 
The overall objective is to print reporting tools and certification stickers for the SSD compound sanitation project detailed in the table below for the SSD compound sanitation project.
 

	Item	Description	Predominant color	No. of leaflets	Front and back	Quantity
1	TSA/Artisan reporting forms	Reporting form (data collection forms) used by TSA/Artisan daily to collect customer information	White	1	Yes	31,500
2	Quality Assurance Certification stickers	Stickers to certify toilets as quality assured during QA monitoring	Green	1	No	2,000
3	Sharing learning	Developing 3 success stories and disseminating learning outcomes to key stakeholders - Target municipal assemblies, Sinapi Aba	-	3	No	20

Programme

The services of the consultant are as outlined in the table above, and time would only be counted from the start of each task and is expected to be completed by the stipulated periods in the various phases of the assignment.

Date	Milestone/deliverable
23-May-19	Print 70% quantity of each of the items
07-Jun-19	Print 30% quantity of each of the items

 

Instalment	Phase	Value (% of total contract sum)
1	After signing of agreement	70%
2	After acceptance of first batch of materials	30%

Payment will be by bank transfer upon receipt of invoice.