03 جويلية 2020 Il y a 4 years
Title: Local Consultant on Investment
Length of Assignment: Short-Term
Reports to: Team Leader for JOBS Business Enabling Environment
Tunisia JOBS, financed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is delivering technical assistance to Tunisian SMEs to enable enterprise growth and employment. JOBS is helping the private sector and the Government of Tunisia (GOT) forge a more competitive business enabling environment by jointly identifying policy and regulatory constraints to business growth.
As part of the year two work plan, JOBS selected among its policy priorities market access for investors, specifically streamlining administrative authorizations specified in Decree 417 of May 2018, which will encourage greater investment in the Tunisian economy.
In 2019, the OECD and MCC finalized a Competition Assessment Review that analyzes the impacts of regulatory barriers to competition that exist in the freight-transport, wholesale, and retail trade sectors. The review identified 259 potential regulatory barriers in 251 legal texts. This report makes 220 specific recommendations that if implemented could have a positive effect for the Tunisian economy ranging between TND 574.6 million and TND 645.8 million.
Decree 417 provides an inventory of the licenses and permits/authorizations required for all economic sectors. It is comprised of three pages of general provisions and the following four annexes:
Several public and private entities – the Ministry of Development Investment and International Cooperation’s (MIDCI’s) Management by Objectives Unit (MOU), which is responsible for revision of the authorizations for economic activities, GOT agencies (mainly Tunisia Investment Authority/TIA and Industry Promotion Agency/APII), and professional organizations – all recognize that Decree 417 is too long (222 pages). This length and complexity make it very difficult for an investor to identify rules and regulations required for a specific sector.
To address this concern, MDICI has requested JOBS’ assistance to develop an action plan to reduce regulatory barriers with the following activities.
The simplification of the decree will attract additional investments, modernize the business climate.
Detailed responsibilities are outlined below:
These deliverables will be prepared using standard USAID/Tunisia JOBS templates and appropriate branding and marking.
The consultant will report to USAID/JOBS Business Enabling Environment team leader.
This scope of work includes two related short-term assignments totaling 40 LOE. The first assignment will start from July 20th and will include 15 LOE focused on providing technical expertise on Tunisia’s investment regulations and sectors for the international consultant
The second assignment will start once the IT agency will be hired and will include 25 LOE focused on directing the IT firm to digitalize Decree 417.
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