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Practitioners of highest level are granted the opportunity
of doing the research work and facilitate the project. In
2006 Doulah & Doulah along with its partners was granted the
framework project for two lots as follows:
LOT 11
Our consortium led by IDC has been awarded the European
Commission’s Country Framework Project for the Lot 11
described as follows. At present we are the firm from
Bangladesh working in the project. [11 partners of Doulah &
Doulah in the team]
i Macroeconomic
ii Fiscal accounts and analysis (Government Financial
Statistics), Taxation (direct and indirect, personal and
corporate, excises etc.)
iii Treasury, Budget and Debt management
iv Public procurement
v Central banking (incl. fight against money laundering,
monetary policy etc.)
vi Financial sector regulation (incl. supervision of
banking, insurance, pension funds, Stock exchange etc.)
vii Corporate governance issues (incl. standards on audits
and accounting)
viii Financial instruments for SME development (policy)
ix Insurance sector (incl. insurance accounting and
licensing)
x Customs legislation and procedures
xi External trade policy
xii Competition policy
xiii Privatisation and industrial policy, including
Public-Private Partnership
xiv Intellectual property
xv Commercial policy
LOT 10
Our consortium led by ATOS has been awarded the European
Commission’s Country Framework Project for the Lot 10
described as follows. At present we are the firm from
Bangladesh working in the project. [11 partners of Doulah &
Doulah in the team]
i Investment promotion (domestic and foreign)
ii Small and Medium enterprises (SME) support (inclusive
advisory services for management, production, technology,
research & development, marketing, partnership, safety,
exports promotion, financing, human resources management
incl. gender issue, training, environmental impact,
production quality, etc.)
iii Commercial banking, inclusive financial services to SMEs
(credit lines, equity, guarantees, micro-credits …),
guarantee funds
iv Supporting professional/commercial/advisory bodies
(professional associations, decentralised advisory agencies,
local consultancy strengthening, chambers of commerce,
European Information Correspondence Centres (EICC)
networking), Business Centres
v Stock exchange |
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