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10 Sept 2026
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World Bank Procurement · published 10 Sept 2026 · last checked 10 Sept 2026 · no amendments recorded
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Software & IT Services
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Somalia
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Submission deadline
10 Sept 2026
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Scope of works
Project P501662 — Somalia productive, resilient, and inclusive growth (SPRING) project · Method: Individual Consultant Selection · Consulting services · Background : In May 2025, the Federal Republic of Somalia, through its Ministry of Finance (MoF) launched the Somalia Productive, Resilient, and Inclusive Growth (SPRING) project. The project development objective is to promote private sector-led growth and job creation by improving the business-enabling environment, strengthening the financial system, and enhancing access to finance. The SPRING project is organized around four components (three mutually-reinforcing and one supporting): (i) Component 1: Improving the enabling environment for the private sector; (ii) Component 2: Deepening financial sector reforms and strengthening institutional capacity; (iii) Component 3: Enhancing access to finance and resilience for MSMEs; and (iv) Component 4: Project Management. A wide range of activities will be implemented as part of this project to reach its development objective, such as improvements to regulatory/institutional frameworks, the rollout of the digital ID system, financial sector reforms, the creation of a risk-sharing mechanism, and the provision of business development services for micro, small and medium enterprises in select economic sectors, among others. The MoF received US$105 million from the World Bank, including US$10 million from the Somalia Multi-Partner Fund to implement the SPRING project. As part of this initiative, under Component 1, MoF intends to apply for part of the proceeds from the World Bank to finance the a Senior Legal and Policy Advisor to provide strategic leadership and technical expertise in drafting, reviewing, harmonizing, and implementing priority commercial legislation and regulatory instruments under the SPRING Project. Responsibilities: The Senior Legal and Policy Advisor will lead legal and regulatory reforms under the SPRING Project by drafting and reviewing key commercial laws, strengthening the business registration system, and ensuring alignment with constitutional, federal, and international frameworks. The role includes improving regulatory efficiency, supporting harmonization across Federal and Member State levels, providing legal and policy advice, and building institutional capacity. These efforts aim to enhance
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