How Does Nepal Development Marketplace Work ?
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The objective of Nepal Development Marketplace 2005 is to
harvest the most innovative ideas in development from around the
country. The Marketplace also brings together a variety of actors
in development to promote knowledge sharing and help form
networks. The goal of the Marketplace is to expose and engage
the
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development community in productive and inventive
partnerships that will try new approaches and offer high potential
impact in poverty reduction and economic development.
- Call for Proposals
- Review of Proposals Selection of Finalists
- Review of Finalist Proposals- Selection of Winners
- Knowledge Forum
- Project Implementation
Call for Proposals
The announcement for the competition will be kicked off with a
"Call for Proposals" in early November 2004. Incoming proposals
should be short and include information about the project idea and
implementation plan, what makes it innovative, an overall budget
outline, and the proposed partners. All proposals must meet the
eligibility criteria listed below and be received by December 31,
2004, after which a review process (described below), will select
approximately 40 finalists who will be requested to submit
detailed proposals by April 5, 2005. These proposals should
describe a more comprehensive business or implementation plan
with detailed budget. Finalists will be invited to participate at the
national competition to be held in Kathmandu on May 13, 2005.
Review of Proposals Selection of Finalists
Incoming proposals that meet the Development Marketplace's
eligibility criteria will be reviewed by a group of technical experts.
Proposals will be evaluated against a set of assessment criteria
described below. Roughly 40 finalists will be invited to submit a
longer proposal and attend the national competition.
Review of Finalist Proposals- Selection of Winners
At the Development Marketplace competition, an independent
jury will evaluate each proposal and will conduct a public
interview with each finalist team. At the end of the event on May
13, 2005, the jury will select approximately 20 winners who will
receive funding for their projects.
Knowledge Forum
To take advantage of the rich gathering of development actors,
Development Marketplace will convene a Knowledge Forum that
will engage the participants in inventive partnerships, networks,
and opportunities for discussion of the key challenges facing
development entrepreneurs.
Project Implementation
Winners will sign a project agreement that indicates how and
when the award money will be disbursed to them. TheWorld
Bank and the Nepal Poverty Alleviation Fund will monitor project
performance, marshal technical assistance, if necessary, and help
disseminate lessons learnt to the broader development community.
What is the Nepal Development Marketplace ?
Theme of the Nepal Development Marketplace 2005
Eligibility Criteria
Assessment Criteria
Timeline and Key Steps
How to Apply
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» Download Monitoring Final Report Format [Word]
» Photo Gallery of Final National Competition
» 20 Winners
» 40 Enterprising Finalists [PDF]
» Download Finalist Format [PDF]
» Assessment Team [PDF]
» Assessment Workshop
For Further Details:
Public Information Centre
The World Bank in Nepal
P.O.Box: 798, Heritage Plaza I,
Kamaladi, Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel: (01) 4268195 Fax: (01) 4249731
email: pic@biswabank.org.np
World Bank in Nepal
www.worldbank.org.np
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