Request For Proposal -Service Provider to Develop M&E Tools and Support with the Endline Assessments-ENABLE (Reposted)
Dear Bidder,
On behalf of the International Labour Organization, you are invited to submit a proposal for RFP 001/2025/ENABLE: Development of M&E Tools and Assessments. Note: The ILO will only accept electronic offers submitted via the e-Sourcing platform on UNGM and no other submission avenues will be accepted.
We look forward to receiving your Proposal and we thank you in advance for your interest in applying.
Best Regards.
ILO Procurement Bureau ROAS
ighly appreciated, and we thank you in advance for your interest in this.
Best Regards.
ILO Procurement Bureau ROAS
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