** 10 August Update ** Request for Proposals: Impact Evaluation of East Africa Reality Tv Show

Posted by 2472015, East Africa

Africa Lead proposes to support the creation, broadcast, and launch of a pilot season of a new reality TV program called “Don’t Lose the Plot,” encouraging young people to consider agribusiness as a career. Africa Lead is looking for proposals for the design, pilot, and implementation of an impact evaluation or a proposed equivalent, that can measure the success of the “Don’t Lose the Plot” television program.

The deadline for proposals is 4 September 2015, COB East Africa Time. For more details, please see the full RFP and Budget Template below.

**  NEW  **  Questions about the RFP have now been answered.  Also below, please find the list of questions and answers.

NAI-A-0045, EA Don’t Lose the Plot Impact Evaluation RFP Final

NAI-A-0045, EA Impact Evaluation Budget Template

List of Question for RFP-002_ Dont Lose the Plot_August 2015

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