
Scope of Work (SOW)
Sr. Consultant – Enterprise Development & Market Linkages (Goat Value Chain)
Background
Under JSPVAT Phase-2, Passing Gifts is providing specialized technical assistance to strengthen goat-based livelihoods and enterprises across Bihar. The project aims to develop commercially viable, women-centered goat value chains through strengthening existing Goat Producer Companies, supporting new GPC formation, promoting aggregation and market linkages, and establishing sustainable enterprise models.
The Senior Consultant will serve as a key field-based enterprise development resource responsible for driving business growth, market expansion, value chain integration, aggregation systems, and enterprise operationalization within project-supported geographies.
This is a results-oriented assignment requiring a highly entrepreneurial, self-driven, and execution-focused professional capable of translating business plans into commercially viable enterprise outcomes.
Nature of the Work Engagement
The key objective is to support the development of commercially sustainable goat enterprises by strengthening aggregation systems, establishing market linkages, supporting enterprise operations, facilitating business growth, and integrating producers into organized value chains.
Thispositioncontributes directly to the achievement of JSPVAT Phase-2 goals related to:
Scope of Work

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