Business Partner for the Operation of Dao House in Nam Dam Community Based Tourism Village, Quan Ba, Ha Giang
Caritas Switzerland is a Swiss international NGO which has been operating in Vietnam since 1996. One of the focuses of Caritas Country Programme is sustainable livelihood to reduce poverty and increase equity, especially for ethnic minorities.
The current 2nd phase of the Quan Ba Integrated Community Development Project (Quan Ba IDCP 2) has been operating since 2009 and will end in February 2015. Pro-Poor Tourism is one of the key interventions of the project. Caritas Switzerland in cooperation with the Vietnamese NGO Pan Nature and the local authorities provide supports to develop an alternative source of income via community-based tourism (CBT) activities for local people in Nam Dam village, Quan Ba district, Ha Giang province. Currently, Caritas is assisting the Nam Dam community to build a traditional Dao Guesthouse to accommodate mid-range tourists and to act as a focal point for the coordination of other tourism activities in the area.
The project is looking for a qualified business partner, must be a legal identity which can legally be involved in the business operation, to help local community in operating sufficiently the Dao Guesthouse. Please see the TORs [1], Dao Guest House design as attached for further details [2].
Interested organizations are invited to send by post or email applications including:
- An Interest Expression Letter
- A business plan (see the template as attached)
- Company profile with full CVs of key staff involved in managing and operation of the business
To our address:
Caritas Switzerland in Vietnam
Add: Room 120, Block A, La Thanh Hotel, 218 Doi Can, Da Dinh, Ha Noi
Tel: 043 8325 943/37623358, Fax: 043 7626 277
Email: [email protected] [3]
Contact person: Mr. Hoang Van Tu (Ad- Interim Country Representative) – email: [email protected] [4]
Closing date for applications: 30 June 2014
Only short-listed candidates will be invited for an interview.
Caritas Switzerland in Vietnam gives equal opportunity to every candidate, regardless of religion, race and gender.