After carrying out the Study, the Contractor will produce a Report covering the specific tasks mentioned above in section 2.4, including the consultation with stakeholders during the assignment and on the results of the Study. The Report should include at least the following chapters: Analysis of legal and institutional frameworks underpinning roaming policies in the EaPP. Analysis of existing market data in the EaPP. Recommendations on tools and measures for roaming regulation in the EaPP. Cost-benefit analysis of possible intervention schemes in roaming regulation in the EaPP. Recommendations for the RRA. Consultations on the scope and results of the Study with key line ministries, regulators and operators in the EaPP. 3. EXPERTS PROFILE OR EXPERTISE 3.1 Requested experts per category and person-days per category 3.1.1 Senior experts (up to 65 person-days total) This is the team steering the work of the national/local experts and leading the analysis and synthesis tasks based on findings at national level. One of the two being the Study Team Leader (STL) Senior Expert no. 1 and no. 2. the STL coordinates the work of the whole team of experts (2 senior and 6 local ones), ensures the overall quality of the Study deliverables and adherence to the agreed Study project time-plan; the STL acts as main contact between the Contracting Authority and the team of experts; the STL coordinates all tasks and reporting for the Study. At the beginning of the study, the two senior experts will assign tasks and responsibilities among themselves. During the Study, the tasks might be reassigned, after consultation with the Project Team Leader and after prior approval by the Contracting Authority (EC). 3.1.2 National/Local experts (up to 120 person-days = 6 experts x 20 person days each) National experts will perform data collection and reporting on findings, based on questionnaires, reporting sheets and explanatory information common to all EaPP countries that will be provided by the senior experts. Data collection includes information in the public domain, as well as interviews with partners' governmental and private sector representatives, as well as relevant regulatory authorities. National/local experts can be junior or senior experts. 3.2 Profile or expertise required The table below describes the ideal profile for senior and local experts. These requirements will be adapted during the recruitment process of experts on a case by case basis. The STL should additionally, have experience in on study projects in a leadership capacity. delivering
After carrying out the Study, the Contractor will produce a Report covering the specific tasks mentioned above in section 2.4, including the consultation with stakeholders during the assignment and on the results of the Study. The Report should include at least the following chapters: Analysis of legal and institutional frameworks underpinning roaming policies in the EaPP. Analysis of existing market data in the EaPP. Recommendations on tools and measures for roaming regulation in the EaPP. Cost-benefit analysis of possible intervention schemes in roaming regulation in the EaPP. Recommendations for the RRA. Consultations on the scope and results of the Study with key line ministries, regulators and operators in the EaPP. 3. EXPERTS PROFILE OR EXPERTISE 3.1 Requested experts per category and person-days per category 3.1.1 Senior experts (up to 65 person-days total) This is the team steering the work of the national/local experts and leading the analysis and synthesis tasks based on findings at national level. Senior Expert no. 1 and no. 2. One of the two being the Study Team Leader (STL) the STL coordinates the work of the whole team of experts (2 senior and 6 local ones), ensures the overall quality of the Study deliverables and adherence to the agreed Study project time-plan; the STL acts as main contact between the Contracting Authority and the team of experts; the STL coordinates all tasks and reporting for the Study. At the beginning of the study, the two senior experts will assign tasks and responsibilities among themselves. During the Study, the tasks might be reassigned, after consultation with the Project Team Leader and after prior approval by the Contracting Authority (EC). 3.1.2 National/Local experts (up to 120 person-days = 6 experts x 20 person days each) National experts will perform data collection and reporting on findings, based on questionnaires, reporting sheets and explanatory information common to all EaPP countries that will be provided by the senior experts. Data collection includes information in the public domain, as well as interviews with partners' governmental and private sector representatives, as well as relevant regulatory authorities. National/local experts can be junior or senior experts. 3.2 Profile or expertise required The table below describes the ideal profile for senior and local experts. These requirements will be adapted during the recruitment process of experts on a case by case basis. The STL should additionally, have experience in delivering on study projects in a leadership capacity.
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