Consultoría de revisión de la regulación necesaria para alcanzar la conectividad en escuelas, Guatemala City, Guatemala. 4 meses

UNICEF trabaja en algunos de los lugares más difíciles del mundo para llegar a las niñas y niños más desfavorecidos y salvar sus vidas, defender sus derechos y ayudarles a desarrollar su potencial.

En 190 países y territorios, trabajamos para cada niño, en todas partes, todos los días, para construir un mundo mejor para todos.

¡Y nunca nos rendimos!

Para cada niño y niña, resultados. 

¿Cómo puede hacer la diferencia? 

Realizando un análisis integral y brindando asesoría técnica y estratégica para la revisión de la regulación necesaria que permita garantizar el acceso gratuito a internet en las escuelas públicas de Guatemala. Esto incluye el análisis de viabilidad legal, técnica y económica de las iniciativas de ley, la identificación de riesgos y vacíos legales, así como el diseño de mecanismos de monitoreo, compensación y sostenibilidad a largo plazo, en alineación con el marco jurídico y la infraestructura de telecomunicaciones del país..

4. ESQUEMA DE PAGOS Y PRODUCTOS A ENTREGAR:  

 Para que la aplicación sea considerada como válida el/la candidata/a deberá adjuntar su propuesta  financiera detallando su régimen tributario y montos con y sin IVA, según aplique. Para la elaboración de su propuesta financiera por favor visite:  ToRs Consultoría de conectividad en escuelas tms.pdf

Por cada niño, usted deberá…

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Remarks:  

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