Retender RFQ_Honduras_RFQ-HN-2023-000057- Conference Room SAC-LAC
Contract for the provision of Conference Room and services in Honduras.
Re-tender for the RFQ.
In 2021, IDLO began working with the judiciary of Honduras to improve citizens’ access to public information and quality communication, and to make the justice system more accessible, affordable, cost-effective, transparent and efficient. Through the project ‘Enhancing Judicial Transparency and Promoting Public Trust’ IDLO supports the country’s judiciary in increasing transparency and public engagement in the functioning of the courts as well as strengthening the justice system’s accountability.
IDLO also partners with the Institute for Access to Public Information and the Ministry of Transparency to strengthen the capacities of anti-corruption institutions and mechanisms to promote transparency, accountability and integrity based on international and regional good practice. As part of this, IDLO assessed legal and policy frameworks on anti-corruption in Honduras, identified capacity development needs and put together joint plans to address these with partner institutions.
Contract for the provision of Conference Room and services in Honduras.
Re-tender for the RFQ.
Contract for the provision of Training Material in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Contract for the provision of PBX and Telephone Extensions Service in Honduras.
Contract for the provision of conference services (room and catering) in Tegucigalpa
Contract for the provision of Training Material in Tegucigalpa
Framework Agreements for the provision og Event-Hospitality Services in Honduras.
Survivor-centered Justice: Why Is It Essential for Ending Gender-based Violence?
The COVID-19 pandemic poses a significant threat to the right to food for populations, and especially for marginalized groups. In many countries, COVID-19 is intertwining with pre-existing factors affecting food security and nutrition, by limiting the access to affordable and nutritious food, including lack of economic opportunities, extreme weather conditions, ongoing conflicts and more.
Like all other parts of public life, the administration of justice and access to legal remedies and dispute resolution have been severely disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.