Economic security in the Philippines: invitation for expressions of interest
Published 23 April 2024
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Economic security in the Philippines
Economic security and resilience are central priorities for the government of the Philippines. As in any economy, there are homegrown and external factors which cause economic vulnerabilities and risks.
The objective of this research is to map the economic landscape of the Philippines and identify vulnerabilities. We expect to commission a rapid evidence assessment focused looking at both the homegrown and external vulnerabilities in key sectors of the Philippine economy and identifying their current and future implications.
The budget for this project is £80,000.
Thematic and methodological experience
In order to receive the full terms of reference, answer the questions below to demonstrate your relevant methodological or thematic experience. Each answer should be no longer than 100 words.
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Provide a brief overview of your experience in conducting evidence synthesis research. Include details about the scope of projects you have worked on, methodologies used, and any relevant publications or reports.
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Have you previously conducted research on economic security or related topics (in the Philippines/South/Southeast Asia)? If yes, provide a summary of the projects.
Optional question
3. Can you describe any partnerships or collaborations you have had with local organisations, academic institutions, or government agencies in the Philippines/Southeast Asia? Highlight any experience working with stakeholders in the field of economic security or related areas.
Submitting your expression of interest (EOI)
Complete the expression of interest form and email it to evidence.fund@fcdo.gov.uk by 11:59pm British Summer Time on 13 May 2024.
Late responses may not be considered.
Next steps
As part of our commitment to protecting the confidentiality and integrity of this research, we will request that all interested suppliers sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before we share the terms of reference (ToRs).
Suppliers who submit an EOI will be sent an NDA to sign and return to evidence.fund@fcdo.gov.uk by 15 May 2024.
When we receive the signed NDA, we will send you the full ToRs on 16 May 2024.
You will have until 13 June 2024 to submit a proposal.
If you have any questions on this EOI, email evidence.fund@fcdo.gov.uk.