Microcredit Fund “IMON” (MCF IMON) is inviting qualified and experienced firms to submit proposals for the development of online courses within the scope of our new project “Online Accelerator for Women and Youth” within the frames of the USAID Future Growth Initiative’s co-financing program (USAID/FGI) project in Tajikistan. MCF IMON is implementing the project in partnership with the National Association of Business Women of Tajikistan (NABWT) and Madcat World Sdn Bhd (MADCash), Malaysia.
The “Online Accelerator for Women and Youth” project is aimed at supporting aspiring entrepreneurs and young business leaders with promising ideas. The project’s goal is to promote business expansion and its sustainable growth by providing access to education, financial support and expert guidance. The project will provide startups with unique tools, including training, mentoring and financial assistance. The selected firm will be responsible for creating engaging and effective online courses aligned with the project's objectives.
Scope of Work:
Proposal Submission:
Interested firms are invited to submit detailed proposals outlining their expertise, methodology, and relevant experience by January 22nd of 2024. The proposals should be sent to info@mcf-imon.tj
Eligibility Criteria:
Firms with a proven track record in developing online courses, expertise in e-learning technologies, and a comprehensive understanding of the project's thematic areas are encouraged to apply.
Selection Criteria:
The selection will be based on a combination of technical expertise, experience, cost-effectiveness, and the firm's understanding of the project's goals.
Deadline for Submission: January 22nd of 2024.
Contact person: Hasanzoda M. Project coordinator. Tel: +992929710031
IMON Fund reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals and to negotiate with the selected firm. The selected firm will be notified by January 26th, 2024.
USAID’s Future Growth Initiative (FGI) works to increase the competitiveness of high-growth industries in Central Asia through a market systems approach that incentivizes private and public sector behavior change. More information: FGICentralAsia