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Management Information Systems (MIS) Development Partner for a Food Systems Programme in Nigeria 17:00/30.03.2026
The purpose of this Expression of Interest is to identify and shortlist qualified information systems development partner to design, develop, and deploy a robust Management Information System (MIS) for the programme.
The integrated MIS is expected to support automated data integration, centralized programme data management, robust data processing, and advanced analytics and visualization to strengthen programme monitoring, learning, and evidence-based decision making.
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Request for Proposals – Services Case Studies and Learning Synthesis of Nutrition Impact at Scale Project 18:00/07.04.2026
The purpose of this RFP is to engage services of a qualified organisation or individual to document and synthesise learning from the Nutrition Impact at Scale project, with a particular focus on how the programme has worked through Enterprise Support Organisations (ESOs).
Through the Nutrition Impact at Scale project, GAIN seeks to scale the impact of its work to increase access to safe and nutritious foods, especially for low-income consumers. By working with other organisations (ESOs) that are willing and have the requisite capacity to attach a 'nutrition lens' to their work with micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), Nutrition Impact at Scale (NIS) will enable a large-scale and accelerated nutrition impact for the larger African population. Funded by
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, NIS uses a market systems development approach to improve food systems, increase inclusivity, and, ultimately, nutrition outcomes. The project is implemented in Nigeria, Benin, Uganda, Mozambique, and Kenya
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