Supply of Vehicles / Machinery, Equipment and Machinery for Composting and Milling Tender

Procurement Summary

Country : Cambodia

Summary : Supply of Vehicles / Machinery, Equipment and Machinery for Composting and Milling

Deadline : 21 Aug 2024

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 105066331

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Competition : ICB

Financier : Other Funding Agencies

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Tenders are invited for Supply of Vehicles / Machinery, Equipment and Machinery for Composting and Milling

Cambodia Community & Environment Development (Live & Learn Cambodia) is a local non-profit organization established in Cambodia in 2005 and Recognized by the Ministry of Interior in 2005. LLC aims to contribute to poverty reduction, sustainable development and progress through education and learning. Our priority is to support and strengthen community movements to improve environmental and livelihood sustainability.

The Angkor Water Resilience Project aims to be effective and sustainable for climate resilience and socio-economic change. In restoring the ancient irrigation system from the Angkorian period to function through the repair and construction of infrastructure Irrigation alliances to assist in the effective management of water in Angkor Park, facilitate the irrigation of agricultural crops and Help reduce drought as well as floods in the area. In addition, the project will establish two nursery stations to plant and supply seedlings for tree planting in Along the canal, rehabilitated trees in Angkor Park and provided seed crops planted in the garden Also a family vegetable

To support the planting and planting of these seedlings or crops, we will have a program to produce compost and ground coconuts at Both nursery stations as well. Compost will be produced by mixing fresh leaves and dead branches in the Angkor Heritage Site. And manure as it helps provide nutrients such as iron to the lost soil. Coconut shells will be collected from shops or restaurants in the Angkor area and then ground thoroughly, this coconut shell will help keep Prolonged moisture in the soil to reduce water consumption, especially in the dry season.

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