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Strengthening Media Systems (SMS)

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SOL-169-17-000007Federal

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The contract focuses on enhancing the capacity of Serbian media outlets to deliver professional, informative news that empowers citizens to engage in informed citizenship and active societal participation. It aims to achieve this by fostering a more supportive legal, regulatory, and market environment for media in Serbia and promoting financial sustainability, innovation, and partnerships within the media sector. The initiative emphasizes collaboration among a diverse group of traditional and non-traditional partners, including media associations, private sector entities like advertising and PR agencies, academia, regulators, and business groups. This broad coalition is intended to address challenges related to EU accession requirements, market fairness, technological progress, and reform of public media funding. USAID encourages proposals that demonstrate innovative technical approaches for uniting this wide network of stakeholders around emerging technological and regulatory challenges, promoting consensus and advocacy for media market development. Proposals should also show strong leveraging of local, regional, and international resources—both public and private—through mechanisms like memoranda of understanding, co-funding arrangements, and consulting expertise. The contract solicitation was posted in March 2017 under the title "Strengthening Media Systems (SMS)" and is managed by USAID’s office in Belgrade, Serbia, with specific points of contact designated for acquisition and assistance.

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Enhance Serbian media capacity, foster innovation, partnerships, regulatory support, and financial sustainability.

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813920 - Professional Organizations

Place of Performance

Serbia, USA

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AgencyAgency For International Development → Usaid/serbia
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBELGRADE, SRB
Office AddressBELGRADE, SRB
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Branislav BulatovicAcquisition and Assistance Specialist
Albert RexhepiAcquisition & Assistance Specialist

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The overall purpose of the SMS activity is to strengthen Serbian media outlets ability to provide citizens with professional news that would increase their knowledge and enable them to effectively engage in informed citizenship and play an active role in Serbian society. To achieve this purpose, the SMS activity will seek to achieve two interrelated objectives: (1) Support the development of a more enabling legal, regulatory and market environment for media in Serbia, and (2) Catalyze financial sustainability, innovation and partnerships in the Serbian media sector. To address these objectives, USAID will seek proposals that bring together a wide range of traditional and non-traditional partners (emphasis on the non-traditional) and stakeholders (such as local or Code 937 implementing organizations, media/journalist associations, media outlets, private sector representatives such as advertising, marketing, PR agencies, academia, scientific and research and development institutions, regulators, self-regulators, business associations, and others) with common interests in advocating for and effecting an improved enabling environment that will foster better operating conditions for media. Given the cross-sectoral nature of the factors affecting the enabling environment for media, such as the requirements of the EU accession process and its focus on market fairness, technological advances, and ongoing Serbian reforms regarding public funding for media, among others, a broadened network of stakeholders will be important to ensuring that the requirements of the EU accession process and technological change are leveraged to improve the operating environment for Serbian media. When the solicitation is released, USAID may utilize the following two aspects in considering technical approaches: - Strategies for convening a broad network of stakeholders interested and committed to adapting to emerging technological and regulatory issues, and facilitating consensus among them, to advocate for reform and further media market development on a range of issues affecting the media sector in economic, legal and regulatory terms - Leveraging of resources, i.e. the extent to which proposals demonstrate leveraging of local, regional and international private and public sector resources and the level of their commitment (through instruments such as MOUs, co-funding, consulting expertise, etc.) Please review the full solicitation when it is released.

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