Support Program for the Consolidation of Stability in the DRC

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The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) intends to host an Early Market Engagement Event (EME) to test; (1) For FCDO to better understand future possible suppliers for the PACS stabilisation component (2) For potential supplier to better understand the PACS programme and specifically the stabilisation component (3) For FCDO to test the objectives and modality of the intervention of the stabilisation component with local and international partners. If security considerations allow we are hoping to run this engagement as a hybrid event with online participants and some limited in person attendance (only 10-15 places available in person). Early Market Engagement (Online) DRC Stabilisation Programme Tuesday 14th November 23 @ 10:00 -12:00 DRC Time / 08:00 – 10:00 GMT As part of the EME registration questions below please therefore indicate your preferred event method of attendance for this event. Please note that due to limited venue space we cannot guarantee that anyone selecting the "Attending in person" preferences will definitely be allocated a space so please do not book any travel or accommodation requirements until the programme team have confirmed that your request has been successful. Question 1-13 are standard questions which FCDO asks at all early market engagement events, for statistical/ monitoring purposes. If any situation arises whereby we cannot go ahead with our planned in person element of the event then everyone will be provided with the instructions to join this event online. Please note that a separate form must be completed for each intended EME participant. EME registration form link: https://forms.office.com/e/Lj8jC25KBF Lot 1: Overall Programme Objective: Communities are more resilient to conflict, trust and accountability between stateand society is strengthened. Local actors are supported to address and mitigate drivers of conflict, creating the conditions for improved governance and longer-term development. Indicative results: -Sustainable and inclusive dialogue structures are created/supported at community-level to mediate conflicts and support inclusive local governance. -Local security and justice governance is improved and formal and informal conflict resolution mechanisms are strengthened. -Land conflict is reduced, access to land increased and mechanisms for local natural resource management are strengthened. -At risk populations (especially women and youth) have access to sustainable socio-economic reintegration opportunities. Additional information: Please note this is not a call to competition and does not constitute the commencement of the procurement process. The use of PQQ functionality for the purpose of organising EME event is due to the limitation of the system.