IESC – the International Executive Service Corps – is a U.S.-based nonprofit that seeks private enterprise solutions to problems of poverty in developing countries and around the world. By providing a mix of technical assistance and volunteer expert support, IESC works with emerging industries, financial institutions, and governments to stabilize economic environments, increase opportunity, and promote growth. We have completed over 25,000 projects in more than 130 countries worldwide.
The USAID LinkSME project funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) works with business support organizations (BSOs) and the Government of Vietnam (GVN) to link Vietnamese small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with lead firms (LFs) in order to integrate SMEs into lead firm supply chains chain and accelerate domestic SME growth. The USAID LinkSME project is creating systemic changes in business relationships between Vietnamese SMEs and lead firms, as well as significant increases in the quantity and/or quality of business linkages between Vietnamese SMEs and lead firms.
The USAID LinkSME project is seeking to recruit the following positions:
- Consultancy to Develop Manual on Devolution of Authority for AP handling (C1-2022-03 – TOR 1) (TOR in Vietnamese [1]) – Please apply via LINK [2]
- Recommending AP devolution of authority for MONRE, MPI, MOC and MOT (C1-2022-03 – TOR 2) (TOR in Vietnamese [3]) – Please apply via LINK [4]
- Consultancy to recommend AP devolution of authority for MOET, MOH, MOF and MOIT (C1-2022-03 – TOR 3) (TOR in Vietnamese [5]) – Please apply via LINK [6]
- Evaluation Framework on Governance Quality in Regulatory Reform and AP Handling (C1-2022-011 – NC1) (TOR in Vietnamese [7]) – Please apply via LINK [8]
- Training on Policy Impact Assessment for ACAPR Members (C2-2022-10- NC1) (TOR in Vietnamese [9]) – Please apply via LINK [10]
- Training on Business Regulation Database and Consultation Portal for ACAPR Members (C2-2022-10- NC2) (TOR in Vietnamese [11]) – Please apply via LINK [12]
To learn more about the project, visit: https://www.usaid.gov/vi/vietnam/documents/fs-usaid-linksmeoct2019vie [13]