United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women (Egypt)

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Office:Egypt

Other offices:

Israel, Antigua and Barbuda, Slovakia, Costa Rica, Sierra Leone...

Israel, Antigua and Barbuda, Slovakia, Costa Rica, Sierra Leone, Switzerland, UAE, Zambia, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Somalia, Libya, Cape Verde, Kiribati, China, Tunisia, Algeria, Paraguay, Tanzania, Senegal, Peru, El Salvador, Uruguay, Iraq, Dominican Republic, Sudan, Malaysia, Albania, Central African Republic, Mozambique, Indonesia, Myanmar, Guinea-Bissau, Panama, Kosovo, Cambodia, Burundi, Tajikistan, South Sudan, Papua New Guinea, Lebanon, Rwanda, Nigeria, Philippines, Kazakhstan, Timor-Leste, Chile, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Argentina, Kyrgyzstan, Colombia, Jordan, Ecuador, Brazil, Haiti, Mali, Bolivia, Guatemala, Serbia, Georgia, North Macedonia, Ukraine, Turkey, China, Palestine / West Bank & Gaza, South Africa, Yemen, Malawi, Mexico, Egypt, Uganda, Nepal, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bangladesh, Liberia, USA, Morocco, Cote d'Ivoire, Germany, Thailand, Barbados, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Pakistan, Russia, Moldova, Vietnam, India, Fiji

Address:Villa #21 Nahda Street, Maadi Cairo,

Website: egypt.unwomen.org/en

Contact person:Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director of UN Women

Phone:

+20227510191

Sectors:

Gender, Human Rights

Nr. of employees:51-200

Types:

Multilateral

Status: Active

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UN Procurement Manual 2020.pdf

Mar 31, 2021

UN General business guide for potential suppliers of goods and services.pdf

Mar 31, 2021

Description

UN Women procures more than USD 100 million worth of services and goods each year to support its programme of work. UN Women is committed to promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women worldwide while delivering green results, with an emphasis on transparency and effectiveness. UN Women is also committed to providing tools to, and supplementing the capacity of, its partners—such as governments, other UN entities, and corporations—to achieve socioeconomic objectives through practicing and encouraging gender-responsive procurement. UN Women has therefore taken the lead to integrate gender considerations in its procurement processes.