The Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association (KWCA) is a national landowner led membership organization, established in 2013 to serve the collective interests of community and private conservancies in Kenya.
KWCA’s mandate is to catalyze growth of conservancies, by advocating for enabling policies and incentives, equip members with information and tools that build their capacity, convene platforms for peer-to peer learning, and serves as a national hub of conservancies data and information
KWCA’s Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) activities are currently guided by the ICT Policy 2020. This policy was established to protect KWCA’s ICT assets and investments, safeguard the information contained within the KWCA’s systems, reduce and mitigate operational, reputation and legal risks, ensure the systems’ integrity, confidentiality and availability
With the changes in the ICT environment and institutional growth, there is a need to determine that our ICT systems are sufficient and fit for need.
As an ongoing effort by KWCA to improve controls, ensure efficient use of IT systems and align the ICT policy with organizational strategies, KWCA seeks to engage a qualified IT Firm or Consortium to conduct an independent review of its IT infrastructure, user systems, user’s capacity and work environment, report any significant issues and/or key findings, and make practical recommendations to address deficiencies, mitigate risk and improve efficiencies.
The proposal should demonstrate sound knowledge, technical skills and capacity as required by the nature of work of the assignment and understanding of the requisite tasks set forth in the scope of work.
The consultant should submit the following.
The proposals should be emailed to ceo@kwcakenya.com indicating clearly on the email header the title of the consultancy by Monday 26th June, 2023