AA-012813-001 Technical Assistance for ASPIRE-AT programme in Cambodia

“Thematic Support Second Swiss Contribution to EU Member States in the Health Domain” for the period 01.02.2026 to 30.06.2029 in Switzerland and abroad -This mandate is placed within Switzerland’s second contribution to selected European Union (EU) member states. The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) is mainly responsible for half of the funds of the cohesion framework credit. Strengthening social and health systems is a key theme, with 12 individual programmes in 10 countries and a total budget of CHF 100 million. The mandate consists of a dual-level support structure for enhancing health programme implementation in selected EU member states through Swiss expertise. The first level involves technical backstopping, where the tenderer provides expert input on various health-related topics. The second level focuses on organizing study visits to Switzerland for delegations from partner countries of Switzerland’s second contribution to selected EU member states.

Federal Office for the Environment FOEN

Frist: 13. Oktober 2025

81317917-Supporting the mutual recognition of TVET qualifications among IGAD Member States-The target is to establish the framework for the mutual recognition of at least two TVET programmes in 3 IGAD Member States, namely Kenya, Somalia and South Sudan. The focus will be on 3 cities, namely Mogadishu, Nairobi and Juba-Review in depth the findings from the "Assessment of Available Skillsets, Qualifications, and Labor Market Needs in Three Urban Centers in the IGAD Region" consultancy and conduct a comprehensive assessment to identify the TVET programmes most commonly pursued by refugees, returnees, and migrants, as well as those most in demand by host labour markets - Provide advisory to IGAD, GIZ, and the respective Member States - Develop a clear and robust methodology for adapting the selected TVET programmes to the IGAD Regional Qualifications Framework (IGAD QF) - Develop a methodology and guidelines for the mutual recognition of qualifications across borders within the IGAD region - Address gender-related priorities - Recommend an appropriate strategy for the creation of a regional platform

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit

Capacity Development on Sustainable Finance for Domestic Banks - The tender seeks a qualified contractor to support 4 to 5 Palestinian financial institutions (PFIs) in institutionalizing sustainable banking practices. The services include developing E&S (environmental and social) strategies, implementing E&S risk management frameworks, designing and piloting green financial products for MSMEs, and establishing non- financial disclosure systems. The assignment also includes internal capacity building for banks and a sector-wide dissemination of best practices. The contractor is expected to implement tailored technical assistance packages, produce strategic guidance on sustainable banking, and organize high-level dissemination events. The assignment will be implemented over 17 months (Dec 2025 - May 2027) and includes three main work packages: project inception, institutionalization of sustainable banking practices, and dissemination of results. The goal is to adapt have 4 to 5 adapted / new green financial services piloted that improve access to finance for MSMEs and support green economic growth in Palestine.

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Consulting services for the implementation of nutrition and gender- transformative approaches under FANSER - (1) Establishing and facilitating the community-based care group model together with the decentralised structures of the Ministry of Health; (2) Establishing and facilitating the Saving and Internal Lending Communities (SILC, a village-based saving and lending approach) together with the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services; (3) Developing and implementing concepts to enable gender equality with a focus on joint decision making in the rural households related nutrition, agriculture and WASH aspects. For this, the contractor shall work with and through traditional and church leadership structures. In addition, the contractor shall contribute to improving services related to family planning for youth through so-called "youth-friendly corners" which are part of rural health facilities; (4) Developing and implementing capacity development approaches for relevant government staff (mostly at district level) to increase their technical, organisational and leadership skills with the aim of increasing their ability to provide nutrition related services independently.

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Support to Selected Outputs for the Project PEACECORE II - The Programme provides technical advisory services, process consulting and tailored capacity building interventions in these fields. Beneficiary institutions include the Plateau Peacebuilding Agency (PPBA), the Taraba and Kaduna Peace Commissions as well as farmer and herder communities - including vulnerable groups (women, youth, IDPs), and civil society organizations in Plateau, Kaduna and Taraba States. The Programme seeks to achieve sustainable results as follows: Peace Mediation: conflict cases between arable farmers and livestock breeders are sustainably addressed through mediation agreements with the participation of relevant state and civil society actors. Economic Empowerment: cooperatives or community-based initiatives with a focus on marginalized groups, including women's cooperatives are strengthened Infrastructure development: The long-term and sustainable maintenance of rehabilitated infrastructure measures to secure livelihoods is ensured Sustainability: the sustainable use of natural, local resources to secure livelihoods is promoted; and Gender Transformation: gender-transformative approaches are promoted and implemented The successful contractor will support the PEACECORE II project in achieving selected outputs. The main areas of work are explained in three work packages. These include technical assessments, studies and surveys falling into the scope of the Programme (Work package 1); the conceptualization/identification and roll out 5 pilot approaches to the sustainable use of natural, local resources to secure livelihoods in Plateau State (Work Package 2); and Programme-relevant workshops, trainings, and coaching targeting the beneficiaries of the PEACECORE Programme (Work Package 3).