Deadline: 11-Jan-2016 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington
D.C.)
Through this assignment WASAC wishes to review the current approach to the development and delegation of rural water services to the private sector in Rwanda and make recommendations for the improvement and optimization this approach. This assignment will also support WASAC to identify projects that could be developed as pilot PPPs under an enhanced/improved PPP model in partnership with the WBG.
Deadline: 18-Jan-2016 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The Bank is seeking a Consultant Team to assist the WBOJ Water Team in providing
support to the Directorate of Water Supply Development of DG Human Settlements in the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, to develop the national urban water supply investment and service delivery improvement framework that later on will be utilized and operationalize to support the implementation of the Indonesia National Urban Water Supply Platform Program.
Deadline: 17-Dec-2015 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The aim of this study will be to identify the current
good/
best practices for climate resilient WSS. The selected consultant will be expected to identify common climate change scenarios that have affected/will affect water utility capacity for delivering services and identify more than one good practice per climate scenario (from both developed and developing countries).
Deadline:14-Dec-2015 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The program is designed to provide technical advisory services (AS) to industrial clients as well as partner banks to facilitate investment in cost-effective projects that conserve valuable water resources.The purpose of the study is to assist IFCs partner bank in building up the volume of water efficiency lending business by first understanding the industrial water efficiency and wastewater treatment market potentials in China.
This morning the fifth edition of the NL4WorldBank 
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We are pleased to inform you that yesterday, at the 30th of November, the Nethe
rlands Embassy has successfully hosted its third Annual World Bank Luncheon. The session – attended by government representatives, NGOs, Embassy colleagues and World Bank personnel – included insightful remarks of the World Bank’s lead procurement specialist, Diomedes Berroa. Mr. Berroa shed alight on the Bank’s new procurement strategy. Staying up-to-date on the latest changes in the World Bank Strategies is a priority for the Netherlands and Dutch companies in particular.
Monday November 30th, the Netherlands Embassy in Washington DC organized the third annual World Bank luncheon. The Dutch private sector, World Bank Group Staff, the Dutch Executive Director’s office and Embassy staff came together to talk about the changes to the procurement rules and doing business with the World Bank. Speeches were given by the Dutch Ambassador to the US, Henne Schuwer, the Executive Director to the World Bank Group Mr. Frank Heemskerk followed by a presentation by lead procurement Specialist of the World Bank Mr. Diomedes Berroa.
In case you missed the luncheon, below you can view the presentation by Mr. Diomedes Berroa.
And for your convenience we’ve also attached World Bank Procurement Reform, Presentation by Mr. Diomedes Berroa.
Earlier this year, the Worldbank issued a new procurement strategy. After three years of negotiating on a strategy that had not been updated since 19
70, it goes without saying that there are some significant changes…
The World Bank Team at the Netherlands Embassy has identified some of the most relevant changes:
IFC Press Release
by John McNally
Antalya, Turkey DC November 24, 2015— IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and 
the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs today announced an initiative to provide much needed financing and advice to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially to those in difficult to reach segments and in fragile markets, by lending through emerging market banks and other financial intermediaries.
Deadline: 15-Dec-2015 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) provides support to address global environmental concerns. The GEF IEO, which has central role in ensuring the independent evaluation function within the GEF, is conducting an Evaluation of the Expansion of the GEF Partnership. The evaluation will assess the extent to which the present structure of the GEF partnership meets the needs of its key stakeholders.The consultant will be a member of the evaluation team and will provide support for various tasks related to the evaluation.
Netherlands for the World Bank 
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