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Introduction

The FUNGUO Innovation Programme is a UNDP initiative funded by the European Union as part of the “Business Environment, Growth and Innovation” (BEGIN) Programme. Other funders include UNDP itself and the UK Government through the Africa Technology and Innovation Partnerships (ATIP).  The programme aims to increase the number of successfully scaled innovative ventures. It does so by addressing the challenges and gaps in the innovation ecosystem that hinder the scaling of innovative impact ventures, while fostering an environment that supports innovation for development and empowers innovators, entrepreneurs, and enablers.

The programme is designed to lay the foundation for, and unlock the potential of, Tanzanian innovators and entrepreneurs to create scalable start-ups capable of attracting impact and commercial investments. The more start-ups are supported and scaled, the more jobs will be created, and more income will be generated, leading to sustainable and inclusive development.

FUNGUO, through its Second Call for Funding, reserved at least 30% of the available funds exclusively for women-founded or women-led ventures. By implementing the quota, FUNGUO aimed to bridge the gender gap in the startup ecosystem, empowering women and enabling their active participation in the realm of entrepreneurship. FUNGUO recognized the immense potential and talent that women had, underscoring the importance of their contributions in driving innovation and economic growth. By providing women with a platform to access funding and resources, FUNGUO aims to catalyze their entrepreneurial journeys and foster a supportive ecosystem that encourages their success.

For this reason, UNDP Tanzania, through its FUNGUO Innovation Programme, would like to produce a compelling documentary highlighting the success stories, unique challenges and opportunities, and impact of women-led ventures supported by the FUNGUO Innovation Programme. The documentary aims to raise awareness, inspire stakeholders to act, and promote the importance of women's empowerment in entrepreneurship.

To accomplish this, UNDP is seeking to procure the services of a competent service provider capable of providing professional video production services.

Interested firms are encouraged to submit bids related to Consulting Services for Mini-Documentary_Women-led Ventures

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UNDP OFFICE TANZANIA

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