Description
The Tunisian Investment Fund (FTI) aims to consolidate its position as a key player in development financing in Tunisia, focusing on underserved market segments, priority sectors, and projects with high regional and social added value.
As part of the KfW-funded "Financing SMEs for Employment Promotion II" program, the project to support the FTI's five-year strategic planning aims to provide the institution with a clear, structured roadmap aligned with national priorities for growth and economic inclusion.
The mission includes:
the production of a concept note establishing the diagnosis of the private equity market and the role of the FTI in financing the economy;
the organization and facilitation of a national workshop involving public and private actors in the investment sector;
developing a five-year action plan incorporating strategic priorities, financial instruments, governance tools, and regional priorities;
producing an executive summary outlining the main guidelines and recommendations for implementing the strategic plan.
This work is part of the Tunisian government's commitment to improving the governance of public funds, simplifying the procedures for granting investment incentives, and strengthening the effectiveness of policies to support the competitiveness of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises.
Role of BBA
Main tasks of BBAcademy:
- Methodological and strategic support for the design of the FTI's five-year plan.
- Diagnosis of the institutional, financial, and regulatory framework for private equity in Tunisia.
- Facilitation of consultation workshops and capitalization of recommendations.
- Development of the action plan calendar and monitoring dashboard.
- Drafting of the strategic summary (Executive Summary).
Role of BBA: provider of institutional support to the FTI, guarantor of methodological quality, strategic consistency, and compliance of the plan with public management and sustainable economic development standards.