Call for Proposal: Employment Impact Assessment (Empia) Tender

• Country: Ethiopia
• Summary: Call for Proposal: Employment Impact Assessment (Empia) of Public Infrastructure Investments in Ethiopia.
• ETT Ref No: 138516914
• Deadline: 15 Apr 2026
• Financier: International Labour Organization
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: Call for proposal: Employment Impact Assessment (EmpIA) of Public Infrastructure Investments in Ethiopia.
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• Description:
• The ILO has a branch that analyses the employment impacts of public investments (EmpIA). Public investment programmes generally have social, economic or environmental development as the primary objective. At the same time, such programmes have the potential and can be used as instruments to generate employment, reduce inequalities and provide income support for selected groups in a society. However, the employment impacts of public policies and their related investments are not always well understood, and the research on this has been limited thus far. Because of this, there have been many instances where the projected employment effects of such investments have been inaccurate or claims of jobs created are not supported by credible monitoring, studies or evidence.The ILO-s EIIP has been trying to address this knowledge gap by undertaking Employment Impact Assessments to assess the employment potential and provide sound and practical policy advice on strategies for job creation through public investment in infrastructure development. This work has evolved in recent years, and EIIP is working with academics, policy makers and practitioners beyond the ILO to develop and modify tools and models to analyze the employment impact of public investments. These studies often combine micro (project-level) studies that look at direct employment impacts with macro-level studies that can look at economy-wide employment and income effects, including estimates of indirect and induced employ...
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