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   አጋር ማይክሮ ፋይናንስ ተቋም አ.ማ AGGAR MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTION S.C   Invitation to Bid Advertisement  For the Procurement of Interior Design and office Setup Service   AGGAR MICRO-FINANCE S.C. was established by 443 visionary investors, comprising both individuals and enterprises, with an initial paid-up capital of ETB 4.2 million. The institution was founded to address the financing challenges faced by the “missing middle,” often referred to as Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs). It received its operational license from the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) on March 18, 2004, and commenced operations in April 2004 with just two branches. As of December 31, 2025, the number of shareholders has increased to 995, and the paid-up capital has grown to ETB 475 million. The company’s total assets have also seen significant growth, reaching ETB 1.1 million as of the same date. AGGAR MICRO-FINANCE S.C. offers loan and savings services through its 29 branches located across five regions of Ethiopia, including Central Ethiopia, Sidama, Oromia, Amhara, and Addis Ababa. The objective of this Bid advertisement is to buy an interior design and construction services that reflect AGGAR’s new brand identity. The interior design will be implemented at the Head Office level as well as at the 29 branches located both in Addis Ababa and outside the City. The construction activities for these office areas will be carried out according to the prioritization criteria established by AGGAR. The interior design should establish a consistent visual language and spatial layout that encourage interaction, creativity, and productivity among users (clients, employees etc.), in alignment with the branding elements outlined in the guideline. Thus, interested bidders can purchase a complete set of terms of references (TOR) for the above activities engagement upon payment of non-returnable fee of birr 1,000.00 (one thousand birr only) starting from April 01, 2026 to April 15, 2026 (Fifteen days) at office working hours from the address mentioned below. Instruction to Bidders The Bidders should submit at least the following:- Bidders must have renewed trade license and registration certificate. VAT and TIN registration certificate. Tax clearance certificate for 2017 E.C. The company profile. Evidence of previous experience in providing similar organization. Strong interior design skills and the ability to meet deadlines Deadline for the submission of both the technical and financial proposals in a separately sealed envelope on or before April 15,2026 at 10:00 AM to HRM and Facility Administration Directorate located as Lideta Sub-city, around Balcha Hospital, Dama House Building office No. 305. Bid security of 2% of the total quoted price in separate and sealed envelope. Bid proposals will be opened on April 15,2026 at 10:30 AM in presence of bidders or their representative who wants to attend at Lideta Sub-city, around Balcha Hospital, Dama House Building office No. 305. Bidders must submit their documents in English. One original and one copy of technical and financial proposals should be presented separately with sealed envelope. Bidders can collect the Term of Reference (TOR) for the activities Engagement from Aggar Micro Finance Head Office HRM and Facility Directorate Office No. 305 and adhere to the requirements and instructions within the TOR. Aggar Micro Finance S.C reserves the right to accept or reject all or parts of the bid at any time without assigning any reason or reasons whatsoever.   ADDRES:-AGGAR Microfinance Institution Share Company. Behind Balcha Hospital, Dama House Building 3rd floor HR and Facility Administration Directorate Room Number 305 Telephone: 251-11-5577195 Fax: 251-11-5577234 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia  

Invitation to Open Tender RFP: PSI-006-2026 Economic Decision Making on Menstrual Health – Consultancy Service Under the Sang Pour Sang Menstrual Health (MH) Research Grant, PSI Ethiopia seeks to commission a qualified consultancy firm to conduct a rigorous mixed-methods study examining the economic and gendered determinants of menstrual health product purchasing decisions among women and girls in Ethiopian households. The study will be conducted in four selected woredas (two each in Oromia and Somali regions) in close coordination with the Ministry of Health and relevant regional stakeholders. These regions represent diverse rural and pastoralist contexts where economic vulnerability and gendered power dynamics may significantly influence purchasing autonomy and product access. Therefore, PSIE hereby invites all eligible and qualified firms to participate in-and-respond to this RFP through submission of a cover/motivation letter, a company profile, a technical proposal, a financial proposal, and documents of eligibility. Applicants should be: Legally registered organization: Have renewed and valid registration documents & statutes with:- Proven experience in mixed-methods public health or market systems research Strong experience in menstrual health, Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), gender, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Market systems, and women’s economic empowerment interventions. Experience conducting research in Ethiopia, particularly in Oromia and Somali regions. Strong quantitative and qualitative analytical capacity Demonstrated experience in econometric analysis, affordability research, or price/market analysis. Experience facilitating stakeholder workshops and policy dialogues Ability to deploy female data collectors fluent in Afan Oromo and Somali languages in Oromia and Somali regions, respectively. Proven capacity to manage data quality assurance processes and ensure ethical and safeguarding compliance during fieldwork. Bidders strongly advised to use this link xxxxx to obtain bidding documents starting from April 02, 2026, until April 21, 2026.  Bid responses must be submitted in soft copy and hard copy at PSI/Ethiopia office by or before April 28, 2026, 10:00 AM. Late bids shall be rejected. PSI Ethiopia Address: Bole Sub City, Kebele 03/07 Namibia Street from Edna Mall to Bole Atlas hotel on the right side of the road. Adjacent to SOS International Villages 11th floor on METI Building Tel:- +251-11-6674820/78 or+251-11-6674607, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Invitation to Bid Bid Reference No.:  ERCS/GDS/SVC/0014/26 The Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) hereby invites sealed bids from eligible and qualified bidders for the supply of the items listed below. Bid Description of goods/Services 1 Re-bid for the supply of different IT Equipment. 2 Red-bid for the supply of Zink tablets of 20mg 10*10 tabs, Compression spray of 10 ltrs, ORP Table/Counter, ORP Tent/shelter, Signage and Apron of 100 pcs 3 Procurement of consultant to conduct baseline assessment, Red Cross bag with ERCS Log for gift purpose.   Interested and eligible bidders may obtain a complete set of bidding documents upon payment of a non-refundable fee of ETB 500 (Five Hundred Birr) for each bid. The payment shall be deposited to CBE Account No. 1000000950487, in the name of Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS). The bidding documents can be collected from the ERCS Humanitarian Supply Chain Department, Procurement Division, First Floor, Office No. 25, located around Stadium, Addis Ababa. Bidders Shall Submit Copies of the Following Valid and Renewed Documents: Business License for The Year 2018 E.C, Business Registration Certificate, Tax Identification Number (TIN) Certificate, VAT Registration Certificate and any other relevant supporting documents as per bid. All bids must be submitted to the Ethiopian Red Cross Society together with a bid security (bid bond) in the form of CPO only, as specified in the Bidding Data Sheet, amounting to 2% of the bid price. The bid security shall be submitted in a separate sealed envelope and shall remain valid for 28 consecutive days beyond the bid validity period. The Financial Offer shall be submitted in two separate sealed envelopes clearly marked “Original” and “Copy.” The Technical Offer shall be submitted in a separate third sealed envelope clearly marked “Technical Offer.” All four envelopes, including the CPO, shall then be enclosed in one outer envelope, which must be sealed, stamped, and signed. The outer envelope shall be addressed to the Ethiopian Red Cross Society at the address indicated below. Bids shall be closed on April 8, 2026, at 2:00 PM and opened on the same day at 2:30 PM, in the presence of bidders or their duly authorized representatives who wish to attend, at the ERCS Conference Room, Addis Ababa. Bidders are strongly advised to read the bidding documents carefully and ensure that all required information and details are properly completed. Failure to comply with the requirements stated under Items 2 to 7 above may result in automatic rejection of the bid. The Ethiopian Red Cross Society reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to cancel the bidding process at any time prior to contract award, without incurring any liability to bidders. Address: Ethiopian Red Cross Society Head Quarters Tel. 011 5 180175 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.  

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (REOI) EOI Reference No: NBE/ICB/REOI/S/02/2026 Date: 21th March 2026 The National Bank of Ethiopia invites interested, eligible and qualified consultants to submit Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for consultancy services under International Competitive Bidding (ICB) for the design, supervision, and contract administration of a New NBE Headquarter to be constructed in Addis Ababa. The objective of this consultancy service is to engage a competent consulting firm to undertake the Architectural and Engineering design, preparation of tender documents, construction supervision and contract administration of the proposed Head Office Building. Interested consulting firms are invited to submit their Expression of Interest (EOI) demonstrating their qualifications and experience to perform the required services. Reference No. NBE/ICB/REOI/S/02/2026 Background of the Project The National Bank of Ethiopia plans to construct a new headquarters on a site of approximately 5,700 m² which is located in the compound of the current headquarter building in Addis Ababa. The head quarter is intended to help to consolidate its operations and serve as a landmark institutional facility reflecting the Bank’s strategic vision and long-term mandate. The headquarters will comprise parking facilities, administrative offices, conference and training facilities, staff amenities, advanced mechanical, electrical, IT and communications infrastructure, energy-efficient and sustainable building systems, modern security and safety features, and accessibility provisions. The facility will be designed to meet current operational requirements and accommodate future expansion, integrating contemporary technological systems to support the Bank’s evolving objectives. The Bank seeks a qualified architectural and engineering consultant to make an assessment and feasibility study, develop the design, prepare tender documents, assist in bid evaluation, provide advisory support prior to contract award, and undertake construction supervision and contract administration, ensuring the project is executed in line with quality, safety, sustainability, and schedule requirements. The consultancy services will be provided under a professional services agreement based on the FIDIC White Book 2017, reflecting that the consultant is engaged for advisory, supervision, and contract administration purposes. The contract for the construction will be based on FIDIC Red Book 2017. Objective of the consultancy The objective of the consultancy service is to: ·         Assess the need of the bank ·         Prepare complete Architectural and Engineering designs ·         Prepare cost estimates and bidding documents ·         Assist in evaluation of bidders for procurement of construction works ·         Provide construction supervision and contract administration ·         Ensure quality construction in compliance with standards and specifications   Scope of Services The consultancy services will include, but not be limited to, the following: A.   Design Services The consultant shall: ·         Soil investigation and related services ·         Topographic survey and related services ·         Prepare the schedule of requirements, including space planning and functional allocations, with the support and guidance of the employer ·         Prepare concept design and schematic design ·         Develop architectural design, 3D visualizations (renders) of interior and exterior spaces for presentations ·         Prepare physical 3D scaled model of the building for display ·         Prepare coordinated BIM model of all disciplines with clash detection to ensure fully integrated systems before construction ·         Prepare Structural design ·         Prepare Mechanical designs ·         Prepare Electrical designs ·         Prepare Plumbing and sanitary designs ·         Prepare BMS design ·         Prepare landscape design ·         Prepare IT and security infrastructure and related design & service ·         Conduct necessary site assessments and feasibility study on the selected site ·         Prepare detailed engineering drawings ·         Prepare bill of quantities and cost estimates ·         Prepare tender documents for construction works B.   Construction Supervision and Contract Administration Services The consultant will be responsible for: ·         Supervision of construction works ·         Ensuring compliance with designs and specifications ·         Monitoring project progress ·         Quality assurance and control ·         Contract administration ·         Certification of contractor payments ·         Review and approval of shop drawings ·  

 AWASH BANK INVITATION TO BID NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (NCB) PROCUREMENT REFERENCE NUMBER BID AB– 34 -2025/26 Awash Bank invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for the good & services listed       S.N Description U.M Quantity (RE-BID) LOT-1 Supply and Deliver Fully Automatic Espresso Machine (Automatic Coffee Machine for Office use) Pcs           7       LOT- 2   UPS 40 KVA Pcs 1   LOT-3 Request for Technical and Financial Proposal of consulting firms of Grade V and above their licence is renewed for 2018 E.C for water well drilling from the Ministry of Water and Energy to submit their Proposal Consultancy Services for Assessment of Ground Water Borehole at Awash Bank Ashewa Meda No.2 Warehouse Building, Located Sheger City Burayu Around Tatek Industrial Zone.       Bidding will be conducted in accordance with the open tendering procedures outlined in the Bank’s Procurement Directives and the relevant public procurement laws of The bid is open to all eligible bidders. A complete set of bidding documents in English shall be obtained from Procurement Division of Awash Bank located at Awash Towers left side 12th floor upon producing receipt of non-refundable fee of Birr 00 /Five Hundred/ for each lot by depositing in Account Number 01540000544500 through AWASH BIRR or at any Awash Bank Branch during office hours (Monday to Friday 8:00AM-12:00PM; 1:00PM-4:30PM and Saturday 8:00AM12:00PM) starting from May 6, 2026 upon Presentation of copy of renewed Trade license, Certificate of registration, Tax Clearance Certificate, VAT Registration Certificate and TIN Registration Certificate. if payment made by Awash Birr, transaction confirmation must be present with screenshot or downloaded. The bids must be accompanied by a bid Bond of: – For Lot 1: ETB 100,000.00 (One Hundred Thousand Birr) For Lot 2: ETB 50,000.00 (Fifty Thousand birr) For Lot 3: ETB 50,000.00 (Fifty Thousand birr) Bid security must be in the form of Unconditional & Irrevocable Bank Guarantee from other than the purchaser’s Bank or Cashier’s Payment Order (C.P.O) from any local Bank. Deadline for submission of proposal and opening will be as indicated below. Lot No Bid Submission Deadline Bid Opening Date & Time Lot- 1 May 20, 2026 – 10:00 AM     May 20, 2026 – 10:30 AM Lot-2 May 20, 2026 – 10:00 AM  May 20, 2026 – 10:45 AM Lot-3 May 20, 2026 – 10:00 AM May 20, 2026 – 11:00 AM   Bid opening shall be held at the office of Procurement & Supplies Management Directorate located at Awash Towers 12th floor in the presence of bidders and/or their representatives. Interested bidders may obtain further information or clarifications from Awash Bank Procurement Division at Tel: 0115-57-11-07 / 0115-57-00-84. Failure to comply with any of the conditions outlined under Sections 2 to 5 will result in automatic disqualification of the bid. Awash Bank reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids partially or fully without assigning any reason.

 Invitation to a bid of external evaluation for a project entitled “Scaling-up agroecology in Ethiopia through Networking, Continuation (Project number – A-ETH-2024-3056)” PELUM Ethiopia Consortium is a network with thirteen member organizations founded in April 2016. It works to address food and nutrition security by promoting and scaling-up agroecological practices through networking in Ethiopia. It emphasizes supporting and capacitating smallholder farmers, pastoralists, and agro-pastoralists, and member organizations to sustain and increase production and productivity by keeping the environment safe. Moreover, it is mandated to lobby and advocacy. At the moment PELUM Ethiopia has Seven project implementation woredas in Five Regional Sates of the country and one city administration, namely Addis Ababa, Afar, Benishangul Gumiz, Oromiya, Central Ethiopia and Tigray. Different activities are being implemented that could promote and scale-up of agroecological practices in these project weredas. Currently, PELUM Ethiopia has been implementing a 31 month project obtaining financial support from the Bread for the World/ PADD. As the project is ongoing (runs until 30 December 2026), PELUM Ethiopia plans to commission an external consultant/s to conduct an external evaluation to facilitate tracking progress and objectively verify the changes made in the lives of the beneficiaries and changes in agriculture extension service. Criteria Extensive experience conducting project evaluations, mainly in rural development, food security, agricultural production, and integrated rural livelihood improvement projects and a proven record in delivering professional results. The experience in conducting projects in advocacy among the agriculture extension, ministry, and policy maker’s level. Excellent in local and English language skills. Experience in working with CSOs networks and NGOs in Ethiopia. Knowledge of advocacy, agroecological practices, rural livelihood, and livelihood improvement strategies. The bidders are expected to produce a well-designed evaluation reportin 30 days, including field assessment. Interested bidders are invited to collect a ToR of the overall evaluation tasks beginning from Sunday, 03 May 2026 from PELUM Ethiopia Consortium Head office at Addis Ababa. Applicants are invited to submit applications along with technical and financial proposalswithin 10 working days after Newspaper announcement. Address: – PELUM Ethiopia Consortium Tel: – +251-921239824 (Rahel) /097815102 (Dr. Hailu), Email:-hailuara@yahoo.com Physical address: – Megenagna, Gedam Mariam Building;-1stfloor office No. 26

Expression of Interest (EOI) For Feasibility Study on the Establishment of Integrated Diagnostic Services Date: 26/3/2026 Reference No.: 0048/26 Background Our company ES PLC is among the largest privately owned company with business engagement across multiple sectors in Ethiopia. We are now fully committed to engage and strengthening healthcare delivery systems through improved access to quality diagnostic services. Our company intends to commission a comprehensive feasibility study to explore the establishment of integrated diagnostic services (Laboratory and Imaging). The study is expected to provide evidence-based recommendations to guide investment for a sustainable and scalable integrated diagnostic system. Objectives of the Assignment The primary objectives of the feasibility study are to: Assess the current state of diagnostic services, including infrastructure, human resources, technology, and service delivery models. Identify gaps and inefficiencies in existing diagnostic pathways. Evaluate technical feasibility, including equipment, IT systems, and interoperability requirements.; Analyse financial viability, including capital and operational costs, return on investment and long-term sustainability. Review regulatory and policy frameworks relevant to diagnostic services. Recommend an implementation roadmap, including phased roll-out strategies, risk mitigation measures, and monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. Scope of Work The consultant/firm will be expected to: Conduct a situational analysis of existing diagnostic services, including public, private, and community-based facilities. Benchmark best practices from comparable health systems that have successfully implemented integrated diagnostic models. Prepare a detailed financial model outlining investment requirements, operational costs, and potential funding sources. Assess human resource needs, including training and capacity-building requirements Identify potential risks and propose mitigation strategies. Deliver a comprehensive feasibility report with actionable recommendations. Required Qualifications Interested consultants/firms should demonstrate: Proven track record in conducting feasibility studies in the healthcare sector. Expertise in diagnostic services, including laboratory and imaging Strong analytical skills, including financial modelling and cost-benefit analysis. Submission Requirements Interested parties should submit: Company/Consultant Profile highlighting similar assignments completed. Curriculum Vitae (CVs) of key experts to be involved in the study. Proposed Methodology and Work Plan detailing approach, timelines, and deliverables. Submission Details EOIs must be submitted electronically to: kalidsphar23@gmail.com Subject line: EOI – Feasibility Study for Integrated Diagnostic Services Deadline for submission: 15/04/2026

Advertisement – Consultancy Service for Adaptation of Gender Transformative Male Engagement Manual and Facilitation Training   Background   ActionAid Ethiopia is a gender justice, good governance and poverty eradication organization working to achieve gender equality and poverty eradication.   In Ethiopia, AAE works to challenge various forms of power and build capacities to create people agencies of a critical mass of communities especially women and girls living in poverty and exclusion to fulfill their rights, ensure redistribution of resources, and build their resilience. We prioritize working with women and girls and their organizations, networks of civil society organizations, national and local government, and other allies to overcome gender injustice and structural causes of poverty, we engage in national-level policy works to influence the agendas of women and girls to tackle gender injustice.   As WRP III has adopted gender transformative approach, one of the tools proposed for use towards cultural level change is male engagement. In this regard, AAE had developed a gender transformative male engagement manual in collaboration with FHI while implementing the USAID Healthy Behavior Activity (UHBA). Since the manual was more focused on health issues pertaining to pregnancy and childcare, it would be important to tailor it to the contexts of Semen and Shey Bench and WRP III outcomes. ActionAid Ethiopia (AAE) invites competent and experienced consultants to submit proposals for adapting a Gender Transformative Male Engagement Manual in line with Women’s Rights Program III (WRP III) outcomes and facilitating training for community facilitators in Semen Bench and Shey Bench Woredas, Southwest Region of Ethiopia.   Objective   The consultancy aims to:   Tailor and adapt the existing Gender Transformative Male Engagement Manual to the WRP III context; Produce finalized manuals in English and Amharic; Facilitate training for selected community facilitators using the adapted manual; Submit a final training report.   Duration and Budget: Indicative assignment period: May–June 2026.   Scope of Work   The consultant will deliver:   Adapted Gender Transformative Male Engagement Manual (English and Amharic); Facilitation of training for selected facilitators; Final consultancy/training report.   Application Requirement   The consultant should demonstrate the following requirements in their application to be considered.   At least a Master’s degree in Gender Studies, Human Rights, Development Studies or related social science fields; Strong knowledge of gender equality, GBV prevention, social norms change and women’s rights; Excellent writing and facilitation skills; Proficiency in English and Amharic. Proven experience in gender analysis, power analysis and participatory approaches; Relevant professional experience, particularly in male engagement programming; Demonstrated expertise in gender transformative approaches, positive masculinity and social norms transformation; Experience developing manuals and facilitating trainings on gender and male engagement; Familiarity with ethical and safeguarding standards in sensitive programming. Excellent communication and facilitation skills Experience working with CSOs and INGOs Familiarity with the South-West Ethiopia context, especially Bench Sheko Zone, is desirable. Ability to conduct training in Mizan Aman. Legally required documents (renewed license and TIN certificate, VAT registration) as well as credentials must be submitted. Date for submission of tender documents is on the 10th day from the first day of this announcement in Reporter newspaper and Ethiojobs on or before 2:00 PM (bid closing time). You can access the full TOR from our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/actionaidethiopia Bidders must provide CV and application letter together with a complete set of technical and financial documents “Original” and “Copy” in a separately sealed envelope with one copy for each. The winner is required to comply with ActionAid’s SHEA and Safeguarding Policies which will be delivered to them together with the contract agreement and must be filled and returned to AAE. If the winner fails to do this, the award will be cancelled automatically. Bidders can obtain additional information through our Office telephone 0932025053 Only short-listed applicants will be contacted. ActionAid Ethiopia reserves the right to cancel any part or full of the bid.   Address: Addis ababa, Lemi-kura Sub-City Woreda 11, house no. 3044, behind CMC/Altad/ St. Michael Church Street (Opposite to Gast Cinema) ActionAid Ethiopia Addis Ababa

BID No. 325/2026 BID INVITATION FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR GENDER AND SOCIAL ANALYSIS AND BASELINE ASSESSMENT FOR ARISE: INTEGRATED GBV RESPONSE AND SOCIAL REINTEGRATION IN SOUTH WOLLO, ETHIOPIA. CARE was Founded in 1945, CARE (Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere) is a leading international humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. CARE started working in Ethiopia in 1984 in response to severe drought and famine. The focus of our work is addressing the root causes of poverty and vulnerability through nexus and development programing as well as humanitarian response. This includes programing for improved governance; water and sanitation; food security; women’s economic justice; sexual and reproductive health and rights; and nutrition; and household and community level resilience. Our programs are implemented across both rural and urban areas. CARE Ethiopia works in multiple sectors including the following priorities: Food Security; Livelihoods & Resilience; Nutrition; Water, Sanitation & Hygiene; Humanitarian Response; Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights; Women’s Economic Justice; Dignified Work. CARE’s operation spans most of the country: Afar, Amhara, Oromia, SNNP, Sidama, Somali, Tigray, Addis Ababa, and Dire Dawa and other regions. CARE Ethiopia is seeking eligible & competitive bidders for the PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR GENDER AND SOCIAL ANALYSIS AND BASELINE ASSESSMENT FOR ARISE: INTEGRATED GBV RESPONSE AND SOCIAL REINTEGRATION IN SOUTH WOLLO, ETHIOPIA. No Description UoM Qty   1 PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR GENDER AND SOCIAL ANALYSIS AND BASELINE ASSESSMENT FOR ARISE: INTEGRATED GBV RESPONSE AND SOCIAL REINTEGRATION IN SOUTH WOLLO, ETHIOPIA THROUGH POST-CONFLICT MEDICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT (MHPSS) SERVICES TO GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND CONFLICT-AFFECTED COMMUNITIES IN AMHARA REGIONAL STATE Job 1   A complete set of bidding documents shall be obtained from Afro tender https://careethiopia.afrotender.com or https://careethiopia.2merkato.com with free of charge. Bid closing date will be April 14, 2026, at 2:00PM (8:00 local time). Bids after this date and time will not be considered. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from the Head of Supply Chain with the following email address: Tadesse.Alemayehu@care.org. CARE reserves the right to reject the bid partially or fully.

Advertisement – Consultancy Service for Adaptation of Girls’ Peer Discussion Manual and Facilitation of TOT Background   ActionAid Ethiopia is a gender justice, good governance and poverty eradication organization working to achieve gender equality and poverty eradication.   In Ethiopia, AAE works to challenge various forms of power and build capacities to create people agencies of a critical mass of communities especially women and girls living in poverty and exclusion to fulfill their rights, ensure redistribution of resources, and build their resilience. We prioritize working with women and girls and their organizations, networks of civil society organizations, national and local government, and other allies to overcome gender injustice and structural causes of poverty, we engage in national-level policy works to influence the agendas of women and girls to tackle gender injustice.   Action Aid Ethiopia is implementing Women’s Rights Program III in Semen Bench and Shey Bench woreda of the Southwest Region of Ethiopia (SWR) (2023 – 2027) and the program covers five kebele in each Woreda. The general objective of the project is to ensure gender justice is realised at all levels of society and women live in safety with economic security and resilience. Several activities have been conducted to support the overall goal of the project and the outcomes.   The WRP III has adopted gender transformative approach, one of the tools planned for use to reach targeted girls and boys is through the girls’ club facilitator manual which has been developed through “The Girl Generation Africa Led Movement to End FGM”. The manual has been translated to Amharic as well however since the contexts are different, the manual needs to be adapted so that it relates to the lived realities of the girls and boys in Semen and Shey Bench Woredas. Following the adaptation, facilitators selected from target Kebele schools need to be provided training on the sessions for them to cascade to target girls and boys.   AAE invites qualified and experienced consultants to submit proposals for the adaptation of a Girls’ Peer Discussion Facilitators’ Guide and delivery of Training of Trainers (TOT) for facilitators in Semen Bench and Shey Bench Woredas, Southwest Region of Ethiopia. Objective The objective of this assignment is to onboard a consultant to adapt the girls’ club facilitator’s guide to the context where WRP III program and provide TOT for VCFs and teachers students who will be supporting the cascading of the discussions.   Duration and Budget: Indicative assignment period: May–June 2026.   Scope of Work   The consultant will deliver:   An adapted girls’ peer discussion manual to fit the objectives of WRP III and the context where the program is being implemented. Adapted manuals in English and Amharic version Training report after delivering the TOT training to facilitators based on the adapted manual   Application Requirement   The consultant should demonstrate the following requirements in their application to be considered.   Master’s degree in social sciences, psychology, gender studies, social work, human rights, development studies or related fields. Demonstrated experience in gender transformative programming, social norms change, and GBV prevention. Proven expertise in designing youth-friendly participatory content. Strong training facilitation and community engagement skills. Experience working with CSOs/INGOs. Knowledge of the South-West Ethiopia context, particularly Bench Sheko Zone, is an asset. Ability to facilitate training in Mizan Aman. Experience developing manuals and facilitating trainings on gender and male engagement; Familiarity with ethical and safeguarding standards in sensitive programming. Excellent communication and facilitation skills Legally required documents (renewed license and TIN certificate, VAT registration) as well as credentials must be submitted. Date for submission of tender documents is on the 10th day from the first day of this announcement in Reporter newspaper and Ethiojobs on or before 2:00 PM (bid closing time). You can access the full TOR from our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/actionaidethiopia Bidders must provide CV and application letter together with a complete set of technical and financial documents “Original” and “Copy” in a separately sealed envelope with one copy for each. The winner is required to comply with ActionAid’s SHEA and Safeguarding Policies which will be delivered to them together with the contract agreement and must be filled and returned to AAE. If the winner fails to do this, the award will be cancelled automatically. Bidders can obtain additional information through our Office telephone 0932025053 Only short-listed applicants will be contacted. ActionAid Ethiopia reserves the right to cancel any part or full of the bid. Address: Addis ababa, Lemi-kura Sub-City Woreda 11, house no. 3044, behind CMC/Altad/

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (REOI) Country: Ethiopia Program: Rural Financial Intermediation Program III Assignment: Institutional design for the National Agri-Finance Implementation Roadmap (NAFIR) Implementation Arrangements Selection Method: Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) IFAD Grant No. Reference No. 2000002344  IFAD/RUFIPIII/NBE/ICB/CS/05/2025/26 The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia has received financing from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) for the rural financial intermediation program III (RUFIP-III), under which a portion of the funding will be utilized towards qualified payments on assignments for the consultancy services. The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) is a central bank engaged in maintaining safe and sound financial institutions (banks, microfinance institutions, and insurers) to support the country’s overall economic development. NBE has received finance from the International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD) towards the cost of RUFIP III (project year three) and intends to apply part of the proceeds for the requirement of consulting service, for which this REOI is issued. NBE would like to receive expressions of interest (EOIs) from a team of experts, or a consulting firm, with relevant expertise to perform institutional design and establish an independent institution for the National Agri-Finance Implementation Roadmap (NAFIR) including its three pillars. The terms of reference contain additional information about these consulting services. Objective of the Consultancy: Agricultural financing is constrained by high costs and risks, small loan sizes, limited financial infrastructure, low financial literacy, lack of specialized agri-finance products, exposure to climate and market volatility, and limited access to acceptable collateral. A national Agri-Finance Implementation Roadmap (NAFIR) has been developed to address remaining constraints and scaling up agricultural finance in a coordinated and sustainable manner through three pillars: Pillar I: National Agri-Finance Accelerator (NAFA), a wholesale financing and credit guarantee mechanism that provides financial incentives to qualifying financial institutions (FIs) extending eligible loans to agriculture, overcoming constraints in loanable funds availability and high real or perceived levels of risk lending to agriculture Pillar II: Farmer Access to Streamlined Financial Services (FAST), a digital public infrastructure that integrates borrower data and streamlines through digitalisation and automation key loan lifecycle management process interactions with the agri-finance enabling ecosystem in order to overcome the high costs, timeliness and complexity faced by FIs in onboarding agricultural producers and managing agricultural loan lifecycle processes Pillar III: Centre of Excellence (CoE), a hub for strategic stakeholder coordination, problemsolving, and technical assistance delivery on key thematic enablers of agri-finance, including agro-insurance, financial literacy, rural-urban linkages and financial institution capacity-building, in order to overcome prior fragmentation of efforts that have failed to scale up. NAFIR is planned to be fully implemented in a standalone institutional framework constituting the full implementation of the above pillars. The objective of this consultancy is to develop the end to end institutional design for the effective implementation of NAFIR.  The consultant is expected to assess and develop integrated legal, regulatory, governance, financial, risk, and operational frameworks, including systems and procedures towards NAFIR’s independent establishment taking into account relevant regional and global experiences as well as anchored in the specific context of Ethiopia. The Consultant will be selected in accordance with the procedures set out in the IFAD Procurement Handbook for consulting services, which shall prevail in case of any inconsistency, and the National Bank of Ethiopia Procurement Manual The Expressions of Interest will be evaluated based on the firm’s or team’s demonstrated expertise in institutional design and establishment of independent entities, proven experience in developing integrated legal, regulatory, governance, financial, risk, and operational frameworks, and a strong track record in comparable agri-finance and development finance ecosystems or financial sector assignments. High consideration will be given to familiarity with agri-finance and development finance ecosystems, as well as experience in regional and international contexts relevant to Ethiopia.   No. Description Weight (100%) 1 Specific experience 60% 1.1 Bidders must have a clean record, absent criminal conviction, bankruptcy or sanction, or a consulting firm, legally incorporated for at least 5 years, with good financial standing and reputation. 10 1.2 Bidders must provide evidence of at least two similar assignments successfully delivered over the l

Invitation to Tender For the procurement of a consultancy service to develop a Youth and Volunteer Engagement Strategy for Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia   Bid Reference Number:    HFHE/006/26 Driven by the vision that everyone needs a decent place to live, Habitat for Humanity began in 1976 as a grassroots effort on a community farm in southern Georgia. Habitat for Humanity has since grown to become a leading global nonprofit working in local communities across all 50 states in the U.S. and in more than 70 countries. Families and individuals in need of a hand-up partner with Habitat for Humanity to build or improve a place they can call home. Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia (HFHE) is a branch of Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI). HEHE is currently operating under Africa Habitat for Humanity International. Since it started operation in 1993, Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia has supported more than 165,279 families (826,396 individuals). Initially focused on mortgage houses for families affected by poverty and other vulnerabilities, the organization has expanded its efforts to incorporate vulnerable group housing, urban slum upgrading, urban resilience building, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and Disaster Risk Reduction Response (DR3)-WASH Resilience Building. Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia (HFHE) hereby invites potential and legally eligible bidders holding a valid license to operate as Consultancy Services to develop a Youth and Volunteer Engagement Strategy for Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia Interested bidders may request and obtain the Tender Documents via email at procurement@habitatethiopia.org. During the days from April 1, 2026, to April 15, 2026, between 8:30–11:40 A.M. and 1:00–4:00 P.M. The financial and technical proposals must be submitted by April 15, 2026, at 2:00 P.M. Late bids will not be accepted. Tenders duly completed must be accompanied by the following documents: Valid and renewed consultancy service Business License TIN and VAT Registration Certificate. Have proven experience in a similar consultancy service Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly labeled with the bidder’s name, address, legal stamp, the title of the specific service and bid reference number. Bidders must submit one (1) original and one (1) copy of both the technical and financial proposals. All documents, technical, and financial (original and copies), must be sealed individually and placed together in a larger outer sealed envelope before submission. All bids must be submitted to Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia at the address below on or before April 15, 2026, at 2:00 P.M. Bids will be opened the same day at 2:30 P.M. at the HFHE Country Office, in the presence of bidders or their authorized representatives who wish to attend. If the submission date falls on a public holiday, the deadline and opening will be postponed to the next working day. Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to cancel the bidding process at any stage without incurring any liability to the bidders. Physical Address: Habitat for Humanity Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, Bole sub-City, Woreda 06, On the way from Megenagna to Gurd Shola, next to Century Mall Phone No. 0116 46 08 01 / 116600195   P.O.  5893.