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Growth-oriented local development (GOLD) project

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The GOLD project aims to promote sustained economic growth and job creation in Bosnia and Herzegovina by focusing on local-level interventions. Over an anticipated five-year period, the project seeks to strengthen municipal governments and local businesses, enabling them to harness both domestic and international economic opportunities. The initiative targets growth-oriented economic activities that will lead to increased foreign direct investment, domestic investment, job creation and retention, and enhanced competitiveness of existing industries through improvements in productivity, product quality, and long-term viability. This effort is supported by USAID and Sida, though any funding or support remains contingent upon internal approvals, donor regulations, and inter-agency agreements. The project is not a formal solicitation, and no commitments or endorsements have been made regarding donor funding. It is designed to leverage regional and local drivers of economic expansion by fostering an enabling environment for businesses and municipal governments to capitalize on growth potentials inherent within their localities, ultimately contributing to broader economic development in the country.

General Info

The GOLD project supports Bosnia's local governments to boost investment, jobs, and economic growth.

Agency

Agency For International Development → Usaid/bosnia/herz

NAICS

541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(1)

Logframe+matrix.pdf

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PostedApr 17

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/bosnia/herz

Contacts1 person available

OfficeSARAJEVO, BIH

Organization / AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/bosnia/herz

Office AddressSARAJEVO, BIH

Contacts

VIKTORIA HOLLOSYAcquisition Specialist

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Full Description

The long-term goal of the GOLD project is to expand economic opportunity for citizens in BiH. By intervening at the local level, the project will help municipal governments and businesses capitalize on the opportunities and economic potential of localities. The drivers of growth and jobs in BiH will be domestic and international/regional businesses capitalizing on and/or bringing economic opportunities to the local level. The purpose of GOLD is to increase the level of growth-oriented economic activity (EA) in BiH localities during the estimated five-year life of the project. The attainment of this purpose is expected to result in the following: (1) increased foreign direct investment and domestic investment; (2) jobs created and sustained; and (3) increased competitiveness of existing growth-oriented local industry, as measured through indicators such as upgrades to productivity, product quality, and long-term viability. The above summary description is released for informational purposes only and no questions will be taken at this time. Any comments submitted in response to this information will NOT be reviewed. This notice is not a formal solicitation or request for quotation or proposal. This public notice does not constitute an obligation or endorsement by USAID or Sida that any donor funding or support will be provided in connection with the initiatives described above. Any planned undertakings of USAID and Sida pursuant to GOLD are subject to internal approvals, the availability of funds of each respective donor and donor regulations, as well as further agreement between USAID and Sida.