Consultancy for the design and develop of the Intersectoral Working Group IWG: The cultural and creative sector’s key role in LAC’s economic reactivation
Inter-American Development Bank
Description
The objective of “Intersectoral Working Group IWG” is to build road maps for the growth and strengthening of the CCIs, and to identify opportunities for collaboration and support in the design of public policies with an intersectoral approach that reactivate the economy of their countries through employment, new technologies and inclusion.
The consulting services will focus on design and implement the intersectoral working groups. It will be designed for the minister of cultural/minister of orange economy, but with the participations of Ministers of Finance, Economy, Creative Industries, Cities, Labor Markets, Mayors, and interested public and private organizations. The intersectoral working groups are proposed for 2 countries over an 18 month period. There would be a total of 4 worktables, three for Mexico and one at the national level for another country. This consultancy must cover the complete methodology and design and technical facilitation of the working groups. As well as all material required before, during and after of the working sections. The final product must be a road map captured in a booklet that will be called “La biblia de las ICC”, to be used by the governments after the IDB interventions. This booklet’s purposes are to showcase strategies that countries can follow to empower the ICC in regional or national level.
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Expressions of interest must be delivered using the IDB Portal for Bank Executed Operations by: June 15 2022, 5:00 P.M. (Washington D.C. Time).
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