FC Africa seeks bids for the translation of the National Financial Education Module and Trainers’ Manual into Afaan Oromo, Sidama, and Amharic, along with the development of promotional materials and delivery of a Training of Trainers (ToT) program in Amhara, Oromia, and Sidama regions.

Terms of ReferenceTranslation of the National Financial Education Module, Trainers’ Manual,and Delivery of Training of Trainers (ToT) ABOUT FC AFRICA Founded in Ethiopia and operating across the continent, FC Africa is a pan-African organization delivering complex economic development programmes at scale. Established in 2006, FC Africa has grown into a trusted partner for governments, development partners, financial institutions, and private sector actors, known for execution discipline, institutional credibility, and results that endure. Our multidisciplinary teams combine a capacity to execute with clarity of the local context. As a result, we have delivered at-scale real impact in terms of job creation, business formation, business growth, and investment attraction and mobilization. MESMER PROGRAM MESMER is a 5-year programme launched in October 2022 to support 72,200 MSMEs and 410,800 jobs by creating access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to realize their growth prospects and resilience. MESMER works to provide support to MSMEs through business development support, psychosocial services, and technical assistance to financial institutions. MESMER is a countrywide programme implemented by Mastercard Foundation in partnership with FC Africa as part of the Foundation’s Young Africa Works strategy and aiming to create dignified and fulfilling work for the youth, the majority of them women. The Programme has the following four-pillar/components driving to meet its objectives: a) Grants and soft loans to MSMEs through a risk-sharing liquidity fund arrangement, b) Technical assistance to financial institutions, c) Business development services and life skills, and d) Psychosocial support. The FDRE Ministry of Labour and Skills is the main government counterpart for the program. Other partners include financial institutions (microfinance institutions, banks, and digital financial service providers), BDS, and psychosocial support providers. BA