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Baseline Study for Sida/CRDB Development Indicators

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541618 - Other Management Consulting Services

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Call for Service_Baseline study: development indicators of Sida's guarantee with CRDB in Tanzania Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

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PostedNov 11

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Performs a comprehensive baseline study for prime contractors on International Labour Organization (ILO) projects in Tanzania. Conducts baseline data collection and analysis, develops and validates development indicators, and analyzes the impact of Sida's guarantee with CRDB using surveys and interview protocols. Requires expertise in international development indicators and financial guarantee monitoring. Delivers a completed Baseline Study Report.

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