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Call for Implementing Partners: METI Regional Knowledge Sharing and Impact Evaluation Preparation in Egypt

ILO · Call for implementing partners

Publié 29 sept. 2026 · 6 jours restants

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The International Labour Organization seeks implementing partners in Egypt to support knowledge sharing and impact evaluation for a project mainstreaming employment into trade and investment policies in the food manufacturing sector. Applications are due by 14 October 2026, with no specific budget range stated in the available information.

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The International Labour Organization (ILO) is implementing the project “Mainstreaming Employment into Trade and Investment” (METI), co-funded by the European Union. The overall objective of the project is to enable policy makers in the Southern Mediterranean region to incorporate employment issues into trade and investment policies, and design and implement interventions that ultimately optimize the quantity and quality of employment created in the region.

At the regional level, METI facilitates knowledge sharing and peer learning among participating Southern Mediterranean countries on how trade and investment policies can contribute to more and better jobs. Regional activities provide a platform for policymakers, employers’ and workers’ organizations, and technical partners to exchange practical experiences, examine evidence on what works, and identify approaches that may be adapted across different national contexts.

In Egypt, the METI project has undertaken analytical work on the food manufacturing sector to identify constraints and opportunities related to competitiveness, productivity, skills, enterprise upgrading, decent work, and employment outcomes. Building on this work…

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Régions éligibles

  • Afrique du Nord

Qui peut candidater

  • ONG / société civile
  • Établissement universitaire ou de recherche
  • Entreprise privée
  • Organisme public

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