📋 Tender Overview
IATI identifier 46002-P-TD-KF0-016
Country Chad
Sector Multi-Sector
High 5 Improve Life of People in Africa
Sovereign / Non-Sovereign Sovereign
Environmental Category [3] Low Risk
Climate Safeguards Categorization [3] Projects are not vulnerable to climate risk.
Gender Marker System Categorization [GEN II] Gender Outcomes
Commitment (UA) 1,000,000
Project General Description
The Support Project for Private Sector Development and Investment Promotion in Chad (PADSP-AI) has been designed in alignment with Chad’s long-term objectives outlined in the forward-looking document Vision 2030: The Chad We Want , particularly its pillars focused on developing a diversified and competitive economy and improving the quality of life for the Chadian population. Accordingly, the PADSP-AI is embedded within the framework of the upcoming 2024–2028 National Development Plan (PND), which draws inspiration from Vision 2030. It is worth highlighting the government’s efforts to ensure strategic alignment between national priorities—articulated through Vision 2030 and the PND’s strategic pillars—and the objectives of the African Union’s Agenda 2063.
Project Objectives
The overall objective of the PADSP-AI is to strengthen Chad’s economic resilience by supporting private sector development, with the goal of effectively contributing to economic diversification and structural transformation. More specifically, the project aims to support the establishment of an appropriate institutional framework to: (i) upgrade private sector governance mechanisms, and (ii) build the capacities of youth and women entrepreneurship stakeholders.
Beneficiaries
The direct beneficiaries of the PADSP-AI are public institutions (National Agency for Investment and Exportation – ANIE), public funds (the Youth Entrepreneurship Fund), private sector promotion structures (the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Agriculture, Mines, and Handicrafts; the Chad Business House; and the National Chamber of Women Entrepreneurship), as well as women and young entrepreneurs. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will be indirect beneficiaries, as they will have the opportunity to access new financial resources and partnership opportunities, thereby contributing to a more inclusive and sustainable growth of the private sector. Furthermore, with the aim of increasing access to public procurement for the Chadian private sector, the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (ARMP) will be equipped with the necessary capacities and tools to strengthen the transparency and efficiency of the national public procurement system.
