Internationale Zusammenarbeit Ausschreibungen

81319279-Religious and Traditional Actors Mapping (RAM) Study for Sudan-This contract is for a Religious and Traditional Actors Mapping (RAM) study in Sudan, with a focus on three wilayas in the East, Centre, and West of the country. 5 Milestones, Estimated expert days for orientation: 98

81318114a-Baseline assessment for Renewable Energy Supply in Rural Areas in Sudan

81319240 - Trainings on Renewable Energies (wind, solar and hydro energy) in Mongolia-Planning and implementation of Trainings on Renewable Energies (wind, solar and hydro energy) as well as coaching and advisory sessions in Mongolia

81319225-Competence development TVET management training on income generation and CNC training for teachers -

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

Modellvorhaben der Raumordnung (MORO) - Kommunale und regionale Aspekte im Fokus – Transnationale Zusammenarbeit (Interreg B) Es besteht ein besonderes Bundesinteresse, dass die künftigen transnationalen Programme (Interreg B) weiterhin ein breites Spektrum deutscher Partner, insbesondere kommunale und regionale Akteure, ansprechen und dass diese ihre eigenen raumentwicklungsbezogenen Projekte in einen europäischen Kontext stellen. Dafür müssen die Themen der künftigen Interreg B-Programme die aus deutscher Sicht relevanten räumlichen Herausforderungen abdecken und die Programmstrukturen einen niedrigschwelligen Zugang auch von Neueinsteigern und kleineren Verwaltungen und Institutionen ermöglichen. Programm- und Projektakteure sowie Multiplikatoren sollen deshalb wirksam in Konsultationsprozesse zur Ausrichtung der Interreg B-Programme 2028-2034 einbezogen werden. Letztlich zielt das Projekt darauf, gute Rahmenbedingungen für eine starke Beteiligung von deutschen Städten, Gemeinden und Regionen an der transnationalen Zusammenarbeit in der Förderperiode 2028-2034 zu schaffen. Die Ergebnisse des Projekts dienen als Entscheidungsgrundlage für BMWSB / BBSR und Länder für die Ausgestaltung der künftigen Interreg B- Programme mit deutscher Beteiligung.

81318500-TVET and labour market support for the Just Transition in South Africa Beschreibung: This tender and subsequent contract is divided into five work packages. Work package 1 is concerned with curriculum development and implementation of learning programs for 2 new areas (NEV"s and H2) and to implement learning programs for 600 participants, of whom 225 women. Work package 2 of the programme is concerned with the development and implementation of the women in energy initiative that aims to identify employment potential in the energy sector in South Africa. Work package 3 of the programme is concerned with the support to DHET to integrate labour market intelligence into DHET"s new JET Skills Desk. This entails to further develop the JET skills research repository and NCAP. Work package 4 of the programme is concerned with the implementation of an idea competition for local subsidies with the objective to promote inclusive (for women and persons with disabilities) innovative employment promotion approaches in the context of just transition. Work package 5 of the programme is concerned with supporting the South African Renewable Energy Technology Centre SARETEC in organisational and lecturer development.

Technical project support to BioClime-Biodiversity loss and climate change represent two of the most pressing challenges of our era. To address both with urgency, it is essential to make swift strides in implementation, harnessing the synergies between biodiversity and climate action, as well as climate adaptation. The goals of the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Paris Agreement of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) cannot be achieved without faster progress in implementation and utilization of the synergies between climate and biodiversity protection. Against this background, the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUKN) has commissioned the "Support project on Implementation Instruments of the Global Biodiversity Framework and the Paris Climate Agreement (BioClime)" with a duration of 01.04.2024 - 30.06.2027.

81319042-Green transformation competences for VET education in Serbia-Consulting services should provide to school staff competences for green transformation processes. Divided in 3 service packages, training programs should be created and conducted for teachers, school managers.

81319053-Organisation & Implementation of the 3rd AgSys Regional Forum-The contractor supports the commissioning party in the conception, planning, coordination and implementation of the AgSys ReFo and the DV-Workshop- both at the venue and - on demand - in virtual space. The contractor offers all services for conference participants bilingually in both English and French. Communication between the contractor and participants and between the contractor and the commissioning party"s country project teams will be in English. If necessary, the contractor commissions subcontractors for the implementation of services.

The Agroecology Support Program in Benin (ProEcoLo) is a new program initiated by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) through the Swiss Cooperation Office in Benin to support the country in its agroecological transition. The purpose of this international call for tenders is to identify a qualified service provider to carry out the preparatory phase and phase 1 of ProEcoLo on behalf of the Swiss Cooperation Office in Benin. The main tasks of this mandate are presented in two (02) main parts, A and B. You will find further information in the document.

Local Consultant Case Study Kenya-- Honorarium up to 30 day rates (see ToR for details) - Travel Costs (see calculating sheet for details)-DEval is looking for a Local Consultant supporting the evaluation of the Civil Peace Service (CPS) in Kenya. The subject of the evaluation is the CPS as an instrument for civil conflict management since its foundation in 1999. The investigation period for the empirical study includes CPS projects that started or were already running in 2017 and extends until 2024. As part of the evaluation, DEval will conduct a case study in Kenya between 6 October 2025 and 19 October 2025 and is looking for a Local Consultant to prepare, implement, and follow up on the case study on behalf of DEval. As described in the ToR, tasks will include organizing and recording interviews and focus group discussions in Kenya and carrying out document/ literature reviews, as well as managing the logistics as part of the case study.

Local Consultant Case Study Sri Lanka- Honorarium up to 30 day rates (see ToR for details) - Travel Costs (see calculating sheet for details)-DEval is looking for a Local Consultant supporting the evaluation of the Civil Peace Service (CPS) in Sri Lanka. The subject of the evaluation is the CPS as an instrument for civil conflict management since its foundation in 1999. The investigation period for the empirical study includes CPS projects that started or were already running in 2017 and extends until 2024. As part of the evaluation, DEval will conduct a case study in Sri Lanka between 9 November 2025 and 22 November 2025 and is looking for a Local Consultant to prepare, implement, and follow up on the case study on behalf of DEval. As described in the ToR, tasks will include organizing and recording interviews and focus group discussions in Sri Lanka and carrying out document/literature reviews, as well as managing the logistics as part of the case study.

Local Consultant Case Study Bolivia-- Honorarium up to 30 day rates (see ToR for details) - Travel Costs (see calculating sheet for details)-DEval is looking for a Local Consultant supporting the evaluation of the Civil Peace Service (CPS) in Bolivia. The subject of the evaluation is the CPS as an instrument for civil conflict management since its foundation in 1999. The investigation period for the empirical study includes CPS projects that started or were already running in 2017 and extends until 2024. As part of the evaluation, DEval will conduct a case study in Bolivia between 15 November 2025 and 29 November 2025 and is looking for a Local Consultant to prepare, implement, and follow up on the case study on behalf of DEval. As described in the ToR, tasks will include organizing and recording interviews and focus group discussions in Bolivia and carrying out document/literature reviews, as well as managing the logistics as part of the case study.

81317947-Strategische Beratung zur Weiterentwicklung des Fonds internationale Agrarforschung

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.

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.

Dienstleistungen im Energiebereich – 81318401-Framework Agreement: Service providers for Renewable PtX Trainings-Es sollen Dienstleister für Renewable PtX Trainings gefunden werden, die bei der Durchführung von Trainings unterstützen und die Entwicklung von Schulungsmaterialien und -konzepten im Bereich Renewable PtX übernehmen. Die Trainer sind verantwortlich für die Durchführung der Schulungen und unterstützen die inhaltliche und konzeptionelle Entwicklung der HCD-Maßnahmen im Bereich Renewable PtX. Die Schulungen finden in der Regel in englischer Sprache und mit 12-18 Teilnehmern statt, entweder virtuell, hybrid oder vor Ort.Die Renewable PtX Trainingsaktivitäten lassen sich in drei Kategorien einteilen: (1) Basic Renewable PtX Training, (2) Spezifische Zusatzmodule und (3) Train-of-Trainer PtX Training.Voraussetzungen für die Teilnahme an der Ausschreibung sind: a) Erfolgreiche Teilnahme am Renewable PtX Train-of-Trainer Programm des PtX Hub, b) Teilnahme am Renewable PtX Training des PtX Hub und c) Berufliche Qualifikation gemäß den Anforderungen in der Ausschreibung sowie die Unterzeichnung einer Nutzungsvereinbarung mit dem PtX Hub zur Nutzung der Schulungsunterlagen.

81318052-Training on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence-Development of a training concept consisting of a series of training sessions, including a detailed training plan as well as the delivery of one TFGBVtraining and coaching sessions on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence.

81318789 - Strategic and technical support to the EIB-GIZ Gap Fund Technical Secretariat in the field of Transport

81318699-Support Brazil"s circular economy with international expertise in policy, finance, business, and governance-The objective is to hire an international company or consortium with proven technical and practical expertise in circular economy. The contractor will support the PromEC team in integrating internationally recognized standards, tools, and methodologies into public policies, financial instruments, and circular business models. The work must align with Brazil"s multilateral commitments (such as the SDGs, the Paris Agreement, and CEAP 2.0), ensure regulatory interoperability, and apply best practices with high replication potential. Experience in technical cooperation with governments, development banks, multilateral agencies, and international circular economy networks is essential.1. Diagnostics and Strategic Analyses 2. Support for the Internationalization of Brazil"s Circular Economy Strategy 3. Multilateral Dialogues 4. Technical Support

81318707 - Strategic communication & advocacy activities for the sector project Cooperation with the Private Sector (ZmW) The contract includes various activities for the strategic communication of the ZmW sector project. These are divided into the following three work packages (1) Stakeholder Engagement & Advocacy (2) Analysing and Monitoring the Political Landscape (3) Brand Management (as an option) 30 + 30 + 10 + 10 + 20 + 10 expert days (Main service), 10 Roundtables in Germany with two experts attending each one.

81317834-eLearning advisory for the service portfolio of the digital learning platform of GIZ - atingi-On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), GIZ has been implementing the atingi learning platform ("atingi") from 2019 to 2025. The platform is established as a multilingual and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)-compliant digital learning environment, offering an effective, scalable, and sustainable way to implement digital learning - free of charge for learners in GIZ partner countries. Target groups are learners aged 16 and above living in Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, or Eastern Europe. The platform hosts over 300 public digital courses, covering topics such as Artificial Intelligence, digital skills, health, entrepreneurship, tourism, and more. GIZ projects can work with atingi to develop new learning content or use and adapt existing resources. atingi"s technical foundation is a website with multiple subdomains, centered around a Moodle-based Learning Management System (LMS), currently Moodle Workplace 4.1. An upgrade to Moodle Workplace 4.5 is planned in 2025. The LMS is used for training, certifications, and knowledge sharing. It integrates various tools such as the webinar tool BigBlueButton, the authoring tool H5P, tenancies, communication tools, and has been extended with multiple plug-ins. From 2026 onwards, atingi will be offered as a GIZ-wide internal standard product, accessible to all GIZ projects. While it will remain free of charge to learners, internal charges will apply for the services used by GIZ projects. The focus of the new phase is on simplifying and standardizing the atingi product and service portfolio, ensuring data protection and information security, and enabling smooth and transparent procurement and onboarding processes for all interested GIZ projects (referred to as "partners"). To support this transition, the atingi team is seeking external support through a contractor. Within the framework of this collaboration, the contractor will support the atingi team on a regular basis through a combination of planned and ad hoc work tasks, each defined with clear goals, deliverables, and methods. The contractor will be responsible for the following work packages: A) Work package 1: Collaboration management and offboarding Objective: Ensure effective coordination, strategic alignment, and quality assurance throughout the collaboration with the atingi team, supporting adaptive implementation, smooth team transitions, and sustainable knowledge transfer. B) Work package 2: Service portfolio development and management Objective: Provide expert guidance, research, and hands-on support to enhance atingi"s eLearning offerings by advising on eLearning best practices, scoping and implementing new platform features, maintaining atingi-owned courses, and developing multilingual support materials for partners and learners. C) Work package 3: Quality assurance and partner and learner support Objective: Conduct regular quality assurance testing for courses to be published on the atingi platform, and provide support to partners and learners upon demand.

81318698-Strategic analytic and advisory support on international B2B partnerships in West Africa"s pharmaceutical industry

81318678-implementation of GALS in Bangladesh The Gender Action Learning System (GALS), a participatory approach that empowers individuals and communities to analyze and address gender inequalities, is to initiate more favorable attitudes that serve as an enabler for women to attend CBT courses with the backup of their families and community.

81318196-On demand experts to support cities in the early-stage preparation of climate resilient and low carbon investment projects in the solid waste management sector (Lot 2)Project description - All lots The City Climate Finance Gap Fund (Gap Fund) is a collaborative initiative involving donors (GER BMWK / BMZ and LUX), the World Bank (WB), the European Investment Bank (EIB), and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, along with partner organizations such as city networks and international multi-stakeholder partnerships. Its primary objective is to assist cities in middle- and low-income countries (as per the OECD-DAC List (https://www.oecd.org/content/oecd/en /topics/sub-issues/oda-standards.html)) in transitioning towards low-carbon and climate- resilient pathways. The implementation of the Gap Fund is carried out by Technical Secretariats at the WB and EIB in cooperation with GIZ, with an implementation period spanning from 2020 to 2027. Both the EIB and WB host a multi-donor trust fund (MDTF) of EUR 48 million and EUR 57 million respectively. In 2023, donor contributions to the Gap Fund have doubled the initial fund"s capitalisation bringing it to 105 million EUR. The Gap Fund provides support to cities in emerging and developing economies in the development and execution of climate strategies and investment projects, including energy, transport, waste, water, and nature-based solutions with a focus on both, adaptation and mitigation. Its assistance covers the early stages of the investment process, ranging from contextual understanding and strategy development to data collection, stakeholder engagement, investment prioritization, and project preparation. Additionally, a new area of support is being opened under the Gap Fund, focusing on capacity development for cities and intermediaries. The Gap Fund activities are organized into three main tracks: 1. Support to urban strategy development (WB); 2. Support for low-carbon, climate-resilient project development (WB and EIB/GIZ); 3. Partnership coordination, knowledge and information sharing among project preparation facilities and standardisation of early project preparation approaches (advocacy, outreach and coordination - WB and EIB/GIZ). The tendered service is related to Track 2. The EIB-GIZ Gap Fund The specific objective of the EIB/GIZ Gap Fund (outcome) is: Cities access catalytic technical assistance and grant funding for early-stage preparation of 1.5 degree compatible climate-resilient and low-carbon urban infrastructure projects and prepared projects are successfully taken up by existing national, regional, and international PPFs. The EIB/GIZ Gap Fund key performance indicators include assessing 900 expressions of interest (EoI) from cities jointly with the WB, implementing technical assistance for 130 urban investment projects, and linking 65% of these projects to further technical assistance or financing by November 2027.

81318197-On demand experts to support cities in the early-stage preparation of climate resilient and low carbon investment projects in the urban mobility sector (Lot 3)-Project description - All lots The City Climate Finance Gap Fund (Gap Fund) is a collaborative initiative involving donors (GER BMWK / BMZ and LUX), the World Bank (WB), the European Investment Bank (EIB), and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, along with partner organizations such as city networks and international multi-stakeholder partnerships. Its primary objective is to assist cities in middle- and low-income countries (as per the OECD-DAC List (https://www.oecd.org/content/oecd/en /topics/sub-issues/oda-standards.html)) in transitioning towards low-carbon and climate- resilient pathways. The implementation of the Gap Fund is carried out by Technical Secretariats at the WB and EIB in cooperation with GIZ, with an implementation period spanning from 2020 to 2027. Both the EIB and WB host a multi-donor trust fund (MDTF) of EUR 48 million and EUR 57 million respectively. In 2023, donor contributions to the Gap Fund have doubled the initial fund"s capitalisation bringing it to 105 million EUR. The Gap Fund provides support to cities in emerging and developing economies in the development and execution of climate strategies and investment projects, including energy, transport, waste, water, and nature-based solutions with a focus on both, adaptation and mitigation. Its assistance covers the early stages of the investment process, ranging from contextual understanding and strategy development to data collection, stakeholder engagement, investment prioritization, and project preparation. Additionally, a new area of support is being opened under the Gap Fund, focusing on capacity development for cities and intermediaries. The Gap Fund activities are organized into three main tracks: 1. Support to urban strategy development (WB); 2. Support for low-carbon, climate-resilient project development (WB and EIB/GIZ); 3. Partnership coordination, knowledge and information sharing among project preparation facilities and standardisation of early project preparation approaches (advocacy, outreach and coordination - WB and EIB/GIZ). The tendered service is related to Track 2. The EIB-GIZ Gap Fund The specific objective of the EIB/GIZ Gap Fund (outcome) is: Cities access catalytic technical assistance and grant funding for early-stage preparation of 1.5 degree compatible climate-resilient and low-carbon urban infrastructure projects and prepared projects are successfully taken up by existing national, regional, and international PPFs. The EIB/GIZ Gap Fund key performance indicators include assessing 900 expressions of interest (EoI) from cities jointly with the WB, implementing technical assistance for 130 urban investment projects, and linking 65% of these projects to further technical assistance or financing by November 2027.

81318195-On demand experts to support cities in the early-stage preparation of climate resilient and low carbon investment projects in the energy sector (Lot 1)-Project description - All lots The City Climate Finance Gap Fund (Gap Fund) is a collaborative initiative involving donors (GER BMWK / BMZ and LUX), the World Bank (WB), the European Investment Bank (EIB), and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, along with partner organizations such as city networks and international multi-stakeholder partnerships. Its primary objective is to assist cities in middle- and low-income countries (as per the OECD-DAC List (https://www.oecd.org/content/oecd/en /topics/sub-issues/oda-standards.html)) in transitioning towards low-carbon and climate- resilient pathways. The implementation of the Gap Fund is carried out by Technical Secretariats at the WB and EIB in cooperation with GIZ, with an implementation period spanning from 2020 to 2027. Both the EIB and WB host a multi-donor trust fund (MDTF) of EUR 48 million and EUR 57 million respectively. In 2023, donor contributions to the Gap Fund have doubled the initial fund"s capitalisation bringing it to 105 million EUR. The Gap Fund provides support to cities in emerging and developing economies in the development and execution of climate strategies and investment projects, including energy, transport, waste, water, and nature-based solutions with a focus on both, adaptation and mitigation. Its assistance covers the early stages of the investment process, ranging from contextual understanding and strategy development to data collection, stakeholder engagement, investment prioritization, and project preparation. Additionally, a new area of support is being opened under the Gap Fund, focusing on capacity development for cities and intermediaries. The Gap Fund activities are organized into three main tracks: 1. Support to urban strategy development (WB); 2. Support for low-carbon, climate-resilient project development (WB and EIB/GIZ); 3. Partnership coordination, knowledge and information sharing among project preparation facilities and standardisation of early project preparation approaches (advocacy, outreach and coordination - WB and EIB/GIZ). The tendered service is related to Track 2. The EIB-GIZ Gap Fund The specific objective of the EIB/GIZ Gap Fund (outcome) is: Cities access catalytic technical assistance and grant funding for early-stage preparation of 1.5 degree compatible climate-resilient and low-carbon urban infrastructure projects and prepared projects are successfully taken up by existing national, regional, and international PPFs. The EIB/GIZ Gap Fund key performance indicators include assessing 900 expressions of interest (EoI) from cities jointly with the WB, implementing technical assistance for 130 urban investment projects, and linking 65% of these projects to further technical assistance or financing by November 2027.

Durchführung von wissenschaftlichen Studien in Vietnam-Im Rahmen der Langzeitstudien des Leibniz-Instituts für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung (Leibniz-IZW) in Vietnam sind für das Jahr 2025 wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen durchzuführen. 1. Kommunikation und Transfer der wissenschaftlichen Ergebnisse des USAID Biodiversity Conservation Projektes an die Management Boards der 21 Untersuchungsgebiete und an das "Ministery for Natural Resources and Environment". 2. Systematische Kamerafallenstudien sollen im Waldgebiet der Lak State Forest Company durchgeführt werden. 3. Systematische Kamerafallenstudien sollen im südlichen Waldgebiet der Long Dai State Forest Company durchgeführt werden. Zeitraum: Juli 2025 - Dezember 2025 Gebiete: Zentrales und südliches Vietnam

81318386-Developing Greening Guidelines and Handbook for Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation (CCMC) and Coimbatore Citizens. s.

81317521-Scaling digital agriculture innovations through start-ups (SAIS)-The Scaling Digital Agriculture Innovations through Start-ups (SAIS) programme is a global accelerator and company development initiative implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. Commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), SAIS also receives co-funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the European Union. Launched in 2019, SAIS aims to scale tech and tech-enabled private sector solutions in agriculture, livestock, food, climate, and the circular economy. Through its investment readiness programmes, SAIS provides tailored support to start-ups and companies to enhance their investment readiness, enabling them to attract funding, scale operations, and increase their impact. SAIS currently operates the following programmes: - SAIS Africa: A 12-month investment readiness programme for up to 25 tech and tech-enabled African start-ups, with tracks for francophone countries (PPI), anglophone countries (r-IRP), and livestock-focused start-ups. - SAIS CIRCULAR (Sri Lanka): Supports start-ups and SMEs developing circular economy solutions to reduce food loss and plastic waste in Sri Lanka, including incubation, acceleration, and access to finance. Through SAIS, GIZ aims to scale proven digital innovations that improve income, nutrition, or climate resilience in the agri-food sector. SAIS is currently commissioned until June 2029.

81317958-Process support and capacity building for regional technical working groups -Conception and preparation - Detailed planning of content and methodology of each workshop incl. learning objectives, content, methodology, schedule. The draft has to be submitted to GIZ in form of the AIZ/TVET Academy template at least 10 days before the respective measure. - A detailed plan for the whole sequence shall be worked out after the first workshops have taken place, taking into account adaptations that are considered necessary in coordination with the participants and GIZ. (for details see ToR)

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

81318498 - Developing the training and documentation, facilitating reflection meetings.-Providing participatory, action-oriented training to enable municipal staff to navigate the times of uncertainty while advocating for inclusive assessments and interventions. Supporting the development of facilitation manuals, assessment tools, and training materials, ensuring sustainability.-36 expert days and one travel to Turkey

81318497 - Conflict-sensitive municipal engagement training-Co-development and provision of trainings and supervision sessions in the area of MHPSS and conflict resolution-41 expert days and three travels to Turkey.

81318466 - CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT OF RSC ON ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS IN BANGLADESH

Development of national sustainability disclosure requirements and support in the implementation of the requirements for financial institutions-Emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) have set ambitious targets aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Paris Agreement, and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). Achieving these goals requires a fundamental transformation of economic and financial systems, particularly in countries that are highly vulnerable to climate and biodiversity crises and face limitations in financial and institutional capacities. To support this transformation, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is implementing the global project Sustainable Economic Transformation and Sustainable Finance (2Transform) on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), co-funded by the European Union. The project is part of the Team Europe Initiative (TEI) Sustainable Finance Advisory Hub (SFAH) and complements the Global Green Bonds Initiative. It provides targeted technical assistance to partner countries, enabling them to attract private capital for sustainable development and ensure a just and inclusive transition. The project works in two components: 1. Sustainable Finance This component aims to accelerate the financial sector"s transformation towards sustainability in alignment with international standards and national development goals. The Sustainable Finance component is currently active in Brazil, India, Mexico, Peru, Rwanda, Senegal, Egypt, South Africa and Ghana . The activities are divided in three workstreams: Global agenda setting and knowledge exchange: This pillar fosters international dialogue and peer learning, working closely with networks such as the Sustainable Banking and Finance Network (SBFN), UNEP Finance Initiative (UNEP FI). It promotes the interoperability of frameworks and supports partner countries in articulating their needs and positions globally. Policy and regulatory frameworks: The project supports the development and enhancement of sustainable finance policies, regulations, and supervisory practices. This includes assistance in drafting taxonomies, sustainability disclosure frameworks and policies, green/sustainable bond frameworks, sustainable finance strategies, and risk-based regulations that foster financial stability and green investments. Transformation of financial institutions: The project helps banks and other financial actors embed sustainability in governance, strategies, and operations. To deliver scalable training, GIZ, UNEP FI, and the Chartered Banker Institute have co-founded the Principles for Responsible Banking Academy (PRB Academy). This global learning platform offers both online and in-person trainings based on the PRB. Tailored advisory services are also provided to selected institutions to support their sustainability transformation. 2. Sustainable Economic Transformation This component offers economic policy advisory services through capacity-building measures to advance green industrial development and the sustainable economic transformation of partner countries. It supports capacity development for evidence-based industrial and economic policymaking within relevant ministries and subordinate authorities - such as ministries of economy, energy, planning, and environment - as well as private sector organisations and structured economic actors (e.g., industry associations). A particular focus lies on green hydrogen and Power-to-X, aiming to maximise the development impact and local value creation of investments in the green hydrogen economy. The project ensures that such investments are meaningfully integrated into evolving national industrial ecosystems.

Renforcer la résilience alimentaire de la Tunisie, soutien à l’Office des Céréales WERT: 2 940 000,00 EUR

Contract for Local Consultant Palestine Project-Die Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig beabsichtigt die Vergabe eines "Contract for Local Consultant Palestine Project" gemäß der "Description of Tasks".

Baseline Assessment - Coffee

81318124-Monitoring of political and project developments in Afghanistan (3 Lots)

81318230 - Human Rights Impact Assessement, Leverage Strategy & Lessons Learnt Guidance-Conduct a human rights impact assessment of natural gas exploration, extraction and transportation in Azerbaijan and to develop actionable recommendations for concrete next steps for the sector dialogue and its members

Programm zur Verwaltung gefährlicher Abfälle aus dem Gesundheitswesen (HHWMP) in Ägypten-Das SECO schreibt Beratungsdienstleistungen zur Unterstützung der Umsetzung des "Hazardous Healthcare Waste Management Project" (HHWMP) in Ägypten aus. Das Programm befindet sich bereits in der Umsetzung. Aufgrund interner strategischer Änderungen, wird die derzeitige Beratungsfirma ihre Dienste jedoch bis Ende 2025 beenden. Vor diesem Hintergrund wird ein neues Beratungsmandat vergeben, um die verbleibende Umsetzungszeit zu begleiten.

81317692-Development of water allocation plan of Katuma catchment-The responsibility of the contractor is to elaborate the WAP according to the WAP Guidelines published by the MoW but due to limited availability of data, a pragmatic approach will be applied. The contractor is responsible for different Work packages.Inception Report identifying methodology and workplan , Assessment of available water resources, Quantification of demands at catchment level, Allocation of the available water resources, Final WAP version

Fiscal Governance for Local Reconstruction and Recovery Program in Ukraine-This notice serves to inform interested parties about an upcoming tender for an Implementing Agency for the Fiscal Governance for Local Reconstruction and Recovery Program in Ukraine. This program aims to strengthen capacities of selected Ukrainian cities to raise and effectively manage public finances, which is crucial groundwork for recovery and reconstruction. It contains preliminary information that may be subject to adjustments in the tender. The publication of the tender on SIMAP is expected in mid July 2025.

Study "Economic and ESG impacts on the mining sector of the southeastern DRC related to Lobito Corridor development and the global energy transition"-The German Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR) and the Congolese Ministry of Mines have been long-term partners within the bilateral development cooperation framework, seeking to support responsible mining practice and good governance, both in industrial as well as artisanal and small-scale mining. The current project phase (2024-2027), entitled “Economic development and responsible supply chains in the Congolese mining sector II”, includes a project component that focuses on supporting and advising Congolese partners on the topic of managing ESG (environment, social and governance) impacts in the industrial mining sector. The present study, commissioned by BGR as the Client, shall fulfil a supporting role in this regard while also providing relevant background information. The objective of this study is to perform a systematic evaluation of the anticipated or already observed economic and ESG impacts on the mining sector related to (1) Lobito Corridor development and (2) market trends and market requirements in association with the global energy transition. The implicit purpose of this study is to provide advice to the Client’s Congolese project partners on relevant international developments in this regard and what this implies for national mining sector ESG performance. This shall support effective policy development and mining sector governance with a view to broadening global market demand for Congolese raw materials and associated manufactured products by improving and marketing their associated ESG performance features. The study may further be useful to a broader public audience that includes mining sector stakeholders, public and private prospective investors, financing parties, interested offtakers and downstream industries associated with Congolese raw materials, as well as development partners and civil society.

81316433 - Beratungsleistung im Bereich Flexibilisierung thermischer Kraftwerke in Indien-95 Fachtage

Technical Assistance for the implementation of a Green Sustainable Industries Project (GSI) in Egypt

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