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Capacity Building Programs

Capacity Building Programs operate in a number of countries. Contracts have been awarded to Managing Contractors (MC) to manage these programs. Typically these Programs comprise a diverse range of short term activities related to capacity building and institutional strengthening.

The MC is required to engage sub-contractors to implement activities agreed between AusAID and partner governments. The selection of sub-contractors must satisfy the Commonwealth Procurement Guidelines and MCs advertise opportunities in the press and their web sites.

Should you be interested in opportunities under the Capacity Building Program, please contact the MCs directly. A list of MCs and the programs is below.

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