Guides
Practical, source-backed guides on finding tenders from multilateral development banks, preparing winning bids, writing bank-format CVs, and working with the right experts.
Tenders funded by multilateral development banks are spread across many separate portals. This guide explains where they are published, how to search them, and how to judge whether an opportunity fits before you invest in a bid.
A development bank bid usually splits into a technical proposal and a financial proposal, each with strict forms and deadlines. This guide explains what a bid package contains, how the expression of interest and full proposal differ, and how to assemble and submit a complete, compliant set of documents.
Development bank bids are usually won or lost on the strength of the proposed team. This guide explains where to find the right tender expert, how to judge their sector and MFI-funded experience, and how to bring them into a specific bid.
A tender CV is a consultant CV written in the exact format a development bank requires inside a technical proposal, such as World Bank Form TECH-6. This guide explains which format each bank uses, what evaluators score, how to structure the CV, and how to tailor it to the terms of reference.
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