Provision of Subscription for Access to Statistical Tender

• Country: Ethiopia
• Summary: Provision of Subscription for Access to Statistical Databases and Knowledge Products for 3 Years
• ETT Ref No: 126082420
• Deadline: 19 Sep 2025
• Financier: United Nations Secretariat
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: EOIUNECA23846
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• Description:
• High debt-to-GDP levels, high fiscal deficits, high costs of borrowing, and depreciation of many African currencies against the euro and the dollar have been the main challenges facing African countries exacerbated by the rent economic crises including the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine. Most African governments have taken steps over the past few years to strengthen their macroeconomic frameworks such as debt management strategies and procedures. However, these have not been very effective as debt levels remain relatively high in most African countries. Debt vulnerabilities remain elevated, with many African countries, especially LICs, facing high interest payments but with elevated refinancing needs, in the context of limited revenue mobilization ability, low growth prospects, and declining ODA, hence exacerbating fiscal challenges.These developments call for robust and coordinated immediate responses guided by evidence-based and -driven research that leverages on multilateral cooperation to address and mitigate these challenges. Befitting its think-tank role, the current situation provides immense opportunities for ECA to provide thought leadership, looking beyond the recent emergency phase, to rethink traditional development models that could enhance the continent's growth by addressing its macroeconomic and structural vulnerabilities to boost resilience to shocks, safeguard macroeconomic stability, and unlock countries' growth potential.As the continent embarks ...
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