This innovative financial program aims to promote inclusive growth, job creation and sustainable development and in this way, tackle some of the root causes of irregular migration.
In December 2018, FMO and the European Commission (EC) signed the agreement for the NASIRA Risk Sharing Facility for an amount up to €75 million for a period of four years. The facility targets mainly Tier 1 and Tier 2 financial institutions, and Tier 1 microfinance institutions in the sub-Saharan Africa and European neighbouring countries regions.
FMO will manage this facility, which provides a bilateral loss-sharing scheme between FMO and its financial institution clients for unlocking lending to specific target groups (migrant-, women- and young- entrepreneurs) that are perceived by the financial institutions as being high-risk.
On 3 June 2019, FMO has initiated the following three tender procedures in conformity with the 'Practical Guide to Contract European External Actions 2018' (PRAG):
The procurement documents are addressed to potential service providers and are available for unrestricted and full direct access, free of charge here.
The deadline for submitting an offer (1 August 2019) has passed.
New expected date for commencement of the framework agreement: December 10th, 2019
De Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden N.V. (FMO) would like to inform that the time schedule for the official commencement of the Framework Agreement Technical Assistance Services under the EFSD Guarantee NASIRA (TA1 and TA2) as stated in point 1.2 of the Request for Proposals and point IV.2.6 of the notices 2019/S 105-256182 and 2019/S 105-256403 (both published on June 3rd, 2019) has been changed. The new expected date for the commencement of the framework agreement is December 10th, 2019. FMO's team will contact the shortlisted service providers to provide more details on the next steps of the process. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in contact with David Hernandez at d.hernandez@fmo.nl |
Complementary to NASIRA, the EC approved in total €4 million in technical assistance (TA) for financial institutions and end-beneficiaries to strengthen the ability of financial institutions to serve the target groups better and to unlock and enhance their potential.
The TA program will work on i) financial institutions’ internal risk management systems, and ii) tools to improve the service provided to the target groups. For a successful implementation of the facility and to generate the envisioned impact, TA is a crucial component of the NASIRA program.
The purpose of the request for proposals regarding technical assistance is to establish a multiple framework agreement with 3 to 5 service providers to provide technical assistance to FMO’s financial institutions clients and the target group.
The procurement documents for TA1 (risk management technical assistance program):
The procurement documents for TA2 (improve service for target group technical assistance program):
For the ICT services, FMO envisages to enter into two separate agreements:
The procurement documents for the ICT services:
NASIRA TA1 Addendum to the Summary of additional information 190719
NASIRA TA2 Addendum to the Summary of additional information 190719
NASIRA ICT_Addendum to Summary of additional information_180719
Annex 3 Price Schedule TA1_190719
Annex 3 Price Schedule TA2_190719
NASIRA TA1_Summary of Additional Information_150719
NASIRA TA2_Summary of Additional Information_150719
NASIRA ICT_Summary of Additional Information_150719
NASIRA ICT_Questions and Answers_280619
NASIRA TA1_TA2_Questions and Answers_071119
For more information on TA1 and TA2, please contact:
David Hernández-Velázquez
E D.Hernandez@fmo.nl
W www.nasira.info
For more information on ICT, please contact:
Bert Snabel
E B.Snabel@fmo.nl
W www.nasira.info