Somalia_ITB N. 238-SOM-2024 Office Furniture and ICT Equipment
One or several contract of provision of Office Furniture and ICT Equipment in Somalia. (For Training Purpose).
Attached amendment letter no.1 to amend LOT A - Item No. 1.
Somalia
Anglais
In 2012 a Somali government took office with international backing, after two decades of anarchy and warfare. Supported by African Union peacekeeping troops, the government is seeking to extend its jurisdiction over areas of the country still controlled by Islamist militias.
As a consequence of conflict, Somalia's development and humanitarian indicators remain among the lowest in the world. IDLO is helping build and strengthen institutions, as a precondition to improving the lives of Somali citizens. This work includes supporting the judicial system and contributing to the Constitution-making process.
Somalia_Design and Printing Services N_174-2024/SOM/ITB
Framework Agreements for Design and Printing Services in Somalia
Somalia_Office Furniture Retender ITB No. 185-SOM-2024
Retender - Contract for the provision of Office Furniture in Hargeisa, Erigavo, Ainabo - Somalia.
Somalia_Criminal Investigation Kits ITB No.236-SOM-2024
Contract for the provision of Criminal Investigation Kits for training purposes in Somalia.
- Clarification N.1 published
Somalia_Evidence Lockers ITB No. 132-SOM-2024
Contract for the provision of Evidence Lockers in Somalia
- Clarification No.1 added
- Clarification No.2 added
Somalia_Framework Agreements for Passenger Transportation Services ITB No. 164-SOM-2024
Framework Agreements for Passenger Transportation Services in multiple locations in Somaliland
Somalia_ICT Equipment and Office Furniture ITB No. 185-SOM-2024
Contract for the provision of ICT Equipment and Office Furniture in Somalia
*Amendment letter extending the deadline to 14 August uploaded
Somalia_Office Furniture, ICT Equipment and Painting and Partitioning Works ITB N_173-2024-SOM
Contract for the provision of Office furniture, ICT Equipment, Repair and Partitioning of the Somaliland FIU office.
Empowering communities through Alternative Dispute Resolution Centres in Somalia
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Key Initiatives
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Lack of good governance and the rule of law are one of the most pressing problems confronting modern Somalia on its path towards stability and reconstruction. While there have been signs of progress, the absence of robust and competent institutions has contributed to a climate of insecurity and impunity. Several assessments of the justice system in Somalia have found that judges and prosecutors lack of adequate skills to effectively administer criminal trials in line with Somali laws and procedures, particularly with respect to safeguarding the rights of the accused. -
As a result of the combined military offensive of the Somali National Army and African Union Mission in Somalia with international support, the Al Shabaab extremist group has been significantly degraded and forced into retreat. Al Shabaab’s emergence, and support, particularly among marginalized communities, was and is still to a large extent fueled by both inter and intra-clan conflicts and lack of justice. -
Lack of access to a fair and equitable justice system is one of the most pressing problems confronting modern Somalia on its path towards stability and reconstruction. Informal justice systems, offering alternative dispute resolution are often much better placed to respond to the immediate justice needs of many Somalis seeking justice, as they have more legitimacy and are more easily accessible. To enhance access to justice in Somalia, it is therefore essential to engage with the alternative dispute resolution systems. -
In Somalia, alternative justice mechanisms remain the main providers of justice services for lack of formal justice institutions. However, these justice mechanisms can be discriminatory particularly against women, youth and minority clans. -
As part of IDLO’s continuous commitment to accountability and results-based management, IDLO is pleased to share this Evaluation Brief for the project, "Strengthening Linkages Between Formal Justice System and Traditional Dispute Resolution System to Improve Access to Justice - Phase II". The evaluation has been conducted by independent evaluation experts, supervised by IDLO’s Evaluation Unit.
