Attachment 8 - Sample Work Plan.pdf

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Youth Employment for Migration Prevention Activity Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
72052220R00001
Issued by
US Agency for International Development Honduras

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This document contains a sample work plan and related federal contract opportunity for a youth employment activity in Honduras. The five-year cost-plus-fixed-fee contract will be awarded by USAID Honduras to increase employment among at-risk youth. The sample work plan outlines tasks, sub-tasks, labor hours, and costs for activities like regional workshops and trips. It also lists expected outcomes and processes. The related opportunity describes the purpose of preventing irregular youth migration through employment. The contractor will be responsible for implementing activities outlined in the work plan to achieve the goals of the program.

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RFP No. 72052220R00001

ATTACHMENT 8

SAMPLE WORK PLAN

2001 2002

RESULTS, TASKS AND SUB-TASKS

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1.1 I.R. or SUB-I.R.:

1.1.1. TASK: CCN-ST: (220)

TCN-ST TBD (30)

USN-ST TBD (30) Ongoing

Activity

1.1.1.1. Sub-Task:

Also supports another I.R. Cross-reference with 2.1.14.3.

1.1.2. TASK:

Continued until completion

Three 30 person hotel venue workshops @ $2500 per workshop.

25 regional 3 day trips @ $750 airfare and $112 per diem.

Three 30 person hotel venue workshops @ $2500 per workshop.

Workplan with LOE and Key Direct Costs rmetzger Callout This is the detailed workplan.

rmetzger Callout Figures found in the first table (Component Summary Budget) are also included under the “Labor” and “Resources” column.

rmetzger Line rmetzger Callout Amounts are indicated at the Task level; i.e., the amounts indicated are the sum of costs or LOE anticipated for all sub-tasks specified under the Task in question. In other words, the amounts indicated next to Tasks are aggregations of any amounts indicated for the sub-tasks found under each task.

rmetzger Callout Tasks are distinguished by 3 digits numbers (e.g. 1.2.1) and are in bold type.

rmetzger Callout Sub-Tasks have identification numbers with 4 or more digits.

rmetzger Callout This column provides examples of expected resulting work-products or the processes to be followed when activities are being implemented according to plan. The items identified should be a natural byproduct of appropriate progress in the completion of each activity or sub-activity.

Attachments 2-7
Attachment 2 - Branding Strategy
Attachment 3 - Key Ind Certification
Attachment 4 - IEE
LAC-IEE-15-65
IEE prepared by: Sofia Mendez, EG
Peter Hearne, MEO
INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION
Activity Location: Honduras
IEE Prepared by: Sofia Mendez, EG
Peter Hearne, MEO
Associated IEEs: LAC-IEE-10-82, LAC-IEE-14-13
1.0 BACKGROUND AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1.1 Purpose and Scope of IEE
1.2 Background
1.3 Sub-IR Descriptions with Illustrative Interventions
Current and Planned Activities
1.4 Geographic Coverage and Existing Conditions
1.5 National Environmental Policies, Procedures and Regulations
2. EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT POTENTIAL
3. RECOMMENDED THRESHOLD DECISION AND MITIGATION ACTIONS
Environmental Compliance Language for Awards
Guidelines for Implementing Partners
USAID/Latin American and Caribbean Bureau (LAC) ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION and MONITORING PLAN (EMMP) 0F
USAID/LAC ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION and MONITORING PLAN (EMMP)
Attachment 5 - PP Chart EXAMPLE
Attachment 6 - Form 1420-17
Attachment 7 - Sample Workplan

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