Consultant – Industrial Zone Management Feasibility Study – FSVC Retour vers les opportunités

Position:    Short-term Consultant – Industrial Zone Management Feasibility Study

Location:  Tunis

Deadline:  August 7, 2020

Duration of the mission: 15 man-days (2 weeks)

About FSVC:

The mission of FSVC is to help build sound financial sectors to support healthy market-oriented economies in developing and emerging market countries.  FSVC structures practical, demand-driven technical assistance and training missions staffed by senior financial sector professionals.

Background:

In 2019, Financial Services Volunteer Corps (FSVC) launched a project to build the capacity of the Chambers of Commerce (CoCs) of the Northwest, Southeast and Southwest of Tunisia to serve as major drivers of local development and investment within their communities. To do so, FSVC is strengthening the internal capacities of the CoCs to provide meaningful services to their members and promote private sector development.

About the Assignment:  

FSVC is looking for a short-term technical consultant to conduct a feasibility study for the potential management of an Industrial Zone (IZ) by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of North West.  The Consultant is expected to perform the following tasks:

• Map out the regulatory framework related to the study; And:
• Assess the current services provided by a pilot IZ (to be defined) in the northwest region. The assessment will include a gap analysis with a well-performing Tunisian IZ

Identify potential services that can that be improved and/or developed by the pilot IZ and provide a clearly-articulated plan on how the CoC can possibly take over the management of the IZ to develop lucrative services for businesses located in the IZ.

Deliverables

To do so, the Consultant will

• Draft an inception report detailing the methodology that will be employed to achieve the assignment ( including survey);
• Undertake on-site visits in the target IZ to assess the needs of the established businesses;
• Conduct a series of consultations with relevant stakeholders (the CoC, the land management agency ( AFI) along with local sub-national government institutions);
• Draft a report summarizing the main findings; And:
• Organize a stakeholder’s workshop to present the main findings of the study