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Call for Experts: Strengthening Politically-Informed Governance and Policy at British High Commission Islamabad
The Westminster Foundation for Democracy Limited · Local or regional public body
In brief
The Westminster Foundation for Democracy Limited was looking for suppliers for consultancy work. Bidding has closed and no award has been published yet.
The estimated value is £200,000 including VAT.
The contract runs for 13 months, starting 26 November 2025.
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What the notice says
Westminster for Democracy (WFD) is seeking to procure a team of governance experts to provide ongoing support to BHC Islamabad between December 2025 and December 2026. The team should consist of a mix of international consultants with experience delivering 'Thinking and Working Politically' (TWP) approaches in multiple contexts, knowledge of FCDO, and local experts who bring a deep understanding of Pakistan's political environment and actors.
The international experts will participate in up to 6 visits to Pakistan over the course of 13 months, in addition to providing ongoing remote support. The local experts will provide in-country assistance throughout this period. Support from the team will be delivered across four levels to: support Goal Teams delivering programmes and influencing policy around priority themes of economic growth, climate change and human development; ensure geographic coherence across focus Provinces of Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh; advise the senior management team as they shape the BHC portfolio and country strategy; and advance a learning agenda on the impact of this model of support to the FCDO
Timeline
- Tender notice · UK4, notice 064221-2025
About the buyer
The Westminster Foundation for Democracy LimitedLast 12 months
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From notice 064221-2025 on Find a Tender, first published 10 October 2025. We last checked for changes on 28 September 2026.