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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: Provision of Marketing and Communication Services

For DAR-Teknohoma Business Incubator

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As a part of the Creating Sustainable Businesses for the Knowledge Economy (CSBKE) project, infoDev is seeking a qualified consulting firm to provide marketing and communication services to Dar Teknohama Business Incubator (DTBi) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

REOI: Development of a Sustainable and Replicable ICT Business Incubation Model

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Send expressions of interest by May 9, 2008.

REOI: Development of a Sustainable & Replicable ICT Business Incubation Model

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Send in submissions by May 9, 2008.

Call for Expressions of Interest: “Enhancing Access to Finance for Technology Entrepreneurs in Southern African and SmartLessons on Matching Entrepreneurs with Angel Investors”

Closing Date: 4 August 2013

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  This is a call for Expressions of Interest for a project consisting of research and production of two reports.

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: Establishing a Climate Innovation Center in Vietnam

Closing Date: Monday August 26, 2013

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Vietnam

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infoDev, a Global Partnership Program of The World Bank, with support from the Australian Government’s Overseas Aid Program AusAID and the United Kingdom’s UKAid  is launching a Climate Innovation Center (CIC) in Vietnam. The Vietnam CIC will provide a country-driven approach to addressing climate change and support the government of Vietnam’s National Strategy for Green Growth. Download REOI here.

Call for Expressions of Interest for Business Models of Mobile Apps Used at the Base of the Pyramid

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This request for expressions of interest (EOI), concerns research and production of three country case studies (you may propose any three from among Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, Mozambique or Zambia) to identify successful business models for mobile applications used by the “base of the pyramid” market segment, i.e. among the poor who live on less than $2.5 a day.