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Management of the Community Food Initiative Funding Programme 2025-2028 (Ireland)

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208,000 EUR

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Safefood invites tenders from external organisations (either a ‘Non-Governmental Organisation’ or a State Body) who have knowledge of and strong links with the community sector, to manage the Community Food Initiative Funding (CFI) Programme 2025-2028, in accordance with the requirements specified below in Section three. The programme is funded by Safefood and will be implemented by the successful tenderer. This tender is for the management of the organisations based in Ireland that are part of the CFI core programme and the management of CFI innovate. A separate tender has been issued for management of the Northern Ireland organisations of the CFI core programme and management of the CFI cross border partnership. Safefood invites tenders from external organisations (either a ‘Non-Governmental Organisation’ or a State Body) who have knowledge of and strong links with the community sector, to manage the Community Food Initiative Funding (CFI) Programme 2025-2028, in accordance with the requirements specified below in Section three. The programme is funded by Safefood and will be implemented by the successful tenderer. This tender is for the management of the organisations based in Ireland that are part of the CFI core programme and the management of CFI innovate. A separate tender has been issued for management of the Northern Ireland organisations of the CFI core programme and management of the CFI cross border partnership.

Timeline

Publish date

3 months ago

Close date

2 months ago

Buyer information

Safefood

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safefood
Email:
research@safefoood.net

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Notice topics

Business and management consultancy and related servicesEqual opportunities consultancy servicesHealth and social work servicesOther community, social and personal servicesSocial work and related services

Related topics

Services provided by extra-territorial organisations and bodiesPrivate households with employed personsMiscellaneous servicesEqual opportunities consultancy servicesMembership organisation servicesOther community, social and personal services

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eTenders Ireland
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