Assessment of Childcare Supply and Demand in Tunisia

The World Bank invites proposals from qualified data collection firms to conduct a national mixed-methods assessment of childcare supply and demand in Tunisia, as part of a global multi-country study under the World Bank's Investing in Childcare initiative. The selected firm will be responsible for: - Adapting survey instruments to the Tunisian context and coordinating CAPI programming using Survey Solutions - Developing a sampling plan in coordination with the Institut National de la Statistique (INS) - Conducting field testing of all quantitative and qualitative instruments - Implementing a nationally representative household demand-side survey and a supply-side survey of childcare providers - Conducting focus group discussions with mothers, fathers, parents of enrolled children, childcare workers, and domestic workers - Conducting key informant interviews with government representatives, sector experts, and childcare providers - Delivering fully labelled, cleaned datasets in Stata format and verbatim transcriptions of all qualitative data in Arabic or French and English - Conducting a desk review of Tunisia's childcare regulatory and institutional landscape - Providing technical assistance to inform the development of a regulatory framework for home-based childcare services.

Procurement number: 0002023914. Expressions of interest are submitted through the World Bank Group's eProcure (RFx Now) portal, which requires vendor registration.