Foreign economic-aid-related services

Tender description

DFID Tanzania is seeking a Service Provider to provide technical support and advice to improve the fiduciary risk management capabilities of government, civil society and other development organisations in Tanzania. Support areas will include governance, management oversight and financial controls. Organisations to be supported under this contract will be identified via the DFID Tanzania portfolio of programmes, which is currently valued at approximately 600 000 GBP. The objectives of this contract are to i) improve the efficiency and effectiveness of selected partner organisations and government institutions by strengthening internal controls, ii) improve capacity of staff in selected organisations (and DFID) to minimise and manage fiduciary risk, iii) drive VfM and safeguard public funds in relation to UK aid flows. The contract will help development practitioners in Tanzania deepen their knowledge and understanding of the fiduciary environment through which funds are channelled, and gene. This is a prior information notice (PIN) only: publication and call for competition will be conducted once the scope of work is fully defined. DFID Tanzania is seeking a Service Provider to provide technical support and advice to improve the fiduciary risk management capabilities of government, civil society and other development organisations in Tanzania. Support areas will include governance, management oversight and financial controls. Organisations to be supported under this contract will be identified via the DFID Tanzania portfolio of programmes, which is currently valued at approximately 600 000 GBP. The objectives of this contract are to i) improve the efficiency and effectiveness of selected partner organisations and government institutions by strengthening internal controls, ii) improve capacity of staff in selected organisations (and DFID) to minimise and manage fiduciary risk, iii) drive VfM and safeguard public funds in relation to UK aid flows. The contract will help development practitioners in Tanzania deepen their knowledge and understanding of the fiduciary environment through which funds are channelled, and generate evidence to challenge and support partner organisations to improve their systems in order to obtain greater fiduciary assurance.