Provision of services for the external final evaluation of the System Strengthening Partnership with Jordan’s Ministry of Education Programme (2019-2026)
United Nations Educational, Science and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) hereby invite qualified companies to submit electronic proposals as follows:
UNESCO Office in Amman is seeking to engage an external evaluation team to undertake an external final evaluation for the System Strengthening Partnership Programme with Jordan’s Ministry of Education programme (2019- 2026) to be carried out between September and December 2026.
Interested companies who wish to participate in the OIC must request a complete set of Solicitation Documents, available free of charge, from UNESCO contact person at the address shown in the procurement notice below.
The proposals must be delivered by email to the UNESCO Amman Office on or before 30/08/2026 at 15:00 hours (Amman local time) in strict compliance with the instructions as stipulated in the Solicitation Documents.
Please refer to attached procurement notice.
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