81318510-Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in South Africa: Research & Strategy Development

81319112 - Development of Strategy for the Implementation of Air Quality Monitoring and Management in Iraq-Strategie für Lufmessnetz Irak

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Frist: 26. August 2025

81318273 - Development of a strategy for the Procurement Center under the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Frist: 25. Juli 2025

Auftragsvergabe: Kampagne für Verteidigungsausgaben-Das NATO HQ – Procurement Service plant einen Vertrag über eine Kampagne für Verteidigungsausgaben (Request for Propsal No 2025-80572 - Defence spending campaign: creative concept, strategy, audience research and implementation) international auszuschreiben.

Bundesamt für Wirtschaft und Ausfuhrkontrolle

Frist: 17. August 2025

Development of project concept document Summarize key findings, recommendations, and proposed investment strategy. Highlight Rwanda"s climate goals and the role of bus electrification.

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit

Frist: 04. August 2025

Conducting an evidence synthesis on development measures in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan-The main objective of the contract is to synthesise evidence of evaluations, evaluative studies, and research studies (hereafter referred to as "evaluations and studies") on development measures in various sectors in Jordan between 2016 and 2025. The evidence synthesis should focus on evidence related to the OECD DAC criteria effectiveness, impact, and sustainability. Evidence syntheses on country level can be an effective tool to map evidence from all sectors within a specific country. The evidence synthesis of existing evaluations and studies of development measures in Jordan aims to provide a robust evidence base, which contributes to the assessment of the effectiveness, impact, and sustainability of the BMZ-financed official development cooperation in Jordan. It will also highlight persistent evidence gaps across sectors and OECD DAC criteria. The evidence synthesis thereby contributes to the theory-based approach of the CPE.

Deutsches Evaluierungsinstitut der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit

Frist: 15. August 2025

Conducting an evidence synthesis on development measures in the Republic of Malawi-The main objective of the contract is to synthesise evidence of evaluations, evaluative studies, and research studies (hereinafter referred to as "evaluations and studies") on development measures in various sectors in Malawi between 2016 and 2025. The evidence synthesis should focus on evidence related to the OECD DAC criteria effectiveness, impact, and sustainability. Evidence syntheses on country level can be an effective tool to map evidence from all sectors within a specific country (see Zürcher, 2020) . The evidence synthesis of existing evaluations and studies of development measures in Malawi aims to provide a robust evidence base, which contributes to the assessment of the effectiveness, impact, and sustainability of the BMZ-financed official development cooperation in Malawi. It will also highlight persistent evidence gaps across sectors and OECD DAC criteria. The evidence synthesis thereby contributes to the theory- based approach of the CPE.

Deutsches Evaluierungsinstitut der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit

Frist: 15. August 2025

HUB for EU DEFENCE INNOVATION (HEDI): Technology watch, landscaping - Military Utility Assessment - Market consultation - Defence Innovation Training Courses - LOT 1: Technology Watch and Landscaping: Provision of a regular and structured AI supported assessment of worldwide technological developments across both defence and non-defence sectors, identifying emerging trends, weak signals, and dual-use innovations that could impact EU security and defence; LOT 2: Military Utility Assessment: Focuses on evaluating the potential military applications of emerging technologies, assessing their operational utility, and identifying pathways for adoption into defence capability development; LOT 3: Consultancy services for needs assessment, market research, and market consultations: Provision of expert consultancy support for conducting market research and facilitating structured market consultations to bridge gaps between innovation suppliers and defence users; LOT 4: Defence Innovation Training Courses: Development and delivery of a structured, high-quality Defence Innovation Course. The first specific contract will focus on an Intermediate Level while potential follow-up contracts will address Basic and Advanced levels. The course is aimed at fostering a harmonized understanding of defence innovation across EU Member States while equipping participants with practical skills for managing and implementing innovation projects within innovation ecosystems.

Event Facility 2026 FPI1/2/3 NDICI - The core business of the European Commission’s Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI) is to put EU foreign policy into action – fast and flexibly – in a policy-driven approach. It acts as first responder to foreign policy needs and opportunities, focusing on conflict prevention and peace as well as on leveraging the EU’s influence in the world. The Service plays a crucial role in translating the European Commission’s political priorities into external action, in line with the EU’s Global Strategy for Foreign and Security Policy. FPI operates through five Regional Teams (plus antennas) in EU Delegations around the world covering the Americas, West and Central Africa, East and Southern Africa, the Middle East, and the Asia and Pacific regions. Additionally, FPI maintains a presence at the EU Delegations in Vienna and Kyiv to cover the Europe and Central Asia region. To support its mandate, FPI intends to organise a series of events throughout 2026. These events will inform the planning of interventions under the Instruments and the FPI managed activities, will ensure visibility and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of FPI actions, and strengthen key working relationships with stakeholders. The objective of this contract is to provide, through individual assignments, appropriate organisation and logistical support, for seminars, trainings, workshops, consultations and similar events needed to support the work of Service for Foreign Policy Instruments in implementing the EU political priorities and commitments globally. The contractor will be responsible for all logistical and administrative arrangements related to the organization of the events. - WERT: 1 000 000,00 EUR