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Auftragsänderung 3: 81309651-Supporting the economic inclusion of refugees and host communities in Kirehe District, Rwanda
Services to be provided by the contractor: In close coordination with SD4T and its partners, the contractor contributes to the implementation of SO 2 of the EU Action and the relevant indicators on outcome and output level (see below). All activities carried out for this purpose also contribute to achieving the module objective and its mo...
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- Tender type:
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- Contracting authority:
- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
- Published:
- July 28, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Vocational Training
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Services to be provided by the contractor: In close coordination with SD4T and its partners, the contractor contributes to the implementation of SO 2 of the EU Action and the relevant indicators on outcome and output level (see below). All activities carried out for this purpose also contribute to achieving the module objective and its module objective indicator 4 and 5 of the BMZ results matrix as well as the underlying output 5 of which the contractor contributes to achieving the target values of output indicator 5.1 and is responsible for achieving the target values of output indicator 5.2. Output 5 objectives, activities, and indicators reflect SO 1 and SO 2 of the EU Action. Therefore, output 5 is only being tendered partially (with regards to SO 2). Relevant indicators of the SD4T EU logframe Outcome (SO.2): Strengthened resilience, empowerment, and self-reliance of refugees (women and men in all their diversity) and hosting communities. Outcome indicator SO.2.1: 33% of overall people benefiting of this measure having received an employment offer in the last 6 months (disaggregated by sex, age group, migration status and disability). Outcome indicator SO.2.2: 65% of 250 MSMEs confirming (based on one concrete example) that the participation in BDS has improved their potential access to financial services (disaggregated by sex and disability of MSME owner, and migration status). Outcome indicator SO.2.3: 40% of 500 participants of "Active Labour Market Measures" (self)-employed 6 months after having participated in the initiative (disaggregated by sex, disability and migration status). Output 2.1: The access for MSMEs to BDS in Mahama camp and surrounding host communities improved. Output indicator OP.2.1.1: 250 self-employed individuals and owners of micro and small firms benefiting from BDS with the support of the EU (disaggregated by sex, age, disability, migration status) Output indicator OP.2.1.2: Not relevant for this assignment. Output indicator OP.2.1.3
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