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Payment of Daily Subsistence Allowance and Transport Refunds Dawda Sanyang - [email hidden], Tel: +220 3922740

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LRPS-2026-9206763International

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UNICEF is soliciting bids under solicitation number LRPS-2026-9206763 for the provision of fund transfer services within the seven administrative regions of The Gambia. The primary objective of this contract is to facilitate the payment of daily subsistence allowances and transport refunds to the staff of implementing partners who are supporting the delivery of various UNICEF programmes, specifically those attending workshops and campaigns. The services will be performed throughout The Gambia to ensure that personnel involved in programme execution receive necessary financial reimbursements and allowances. Interested parties can coordinate with the primary point of contact, Sanyang, regarding the requirements for these financial disbursement services.

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UNICEF seeks fund transfer services for staff allowances and refunds across The Gambia.

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Description Fund transfer services to implementing partners' staff within the seven 7) Administrative Regions of The Gambia for various expenses such as daily subsistence allowance, transport refund for attending workshops and campaigns as part of delivery of UNICEF Programmes.

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