Public Expenditure Monetization Expert – Individual Contractor by UNDP Pakistan

UNDP Pakistan is seeking an Individual Contractor to serve as a Public Expenditure Monetization Expert for a 3-month assignment encompassing 60 working days. The contractor will be based in Islamabad with travel to provinces as required. This is a specialized consultancy role aimed at providing expert analysis and recommendations on public expenditure monetization strategies. The contract value is fixed regardless of cost component variations, and payment will be disbursed upon receipt of deliverables. The assignment is scheduled to commence immediately upon contract signature.

The role requires demonstrated expertise in public finance, expenditure management, and monetization mechanisms. Applicants must have relevant professional qualifications and experience in fiscal policy, budget analysis, or related fields. The contractor will work directly with UNDP Pakistan's procurement and finance teams and must demonstrate ability to deliver high-quality analytical outputs within the defined timeframe.

Interested candidates must submit proposals through the UNDP Quantum supplier portal (http://supplier.quantum.partneragencies.org) by the stated deadline. Candidates without an existing supplier profile must first register using the supplier registration link. All queries should be submitted in writing via the portal's messaging functionality. UNDP will provide written responses to clarifications without identifying the source of inquiry. Contact the UNDP Pakistan Procurement Unit at pakistan.procurement.info@undp.org for further assistance.

UNDP is contracting a Public Expenditure Monetization Expert for a compact 3-month, 60-day assignment based in Islamabad with provincial travel. This is a specialized advisory role requiring strong public finance credentials and hands-on experience in budget analysis and monetization frameworks. The fixed-price contract structure and delivery-based payment model suggest focused, results-oriented work with defined outputs. Tight timeline and specialized nature indicate UNDP is seeking seasoned practitioners, not junior consultants.

Who can bid: Individual contractors typically require proof of tax registration (NTN), professional credentials relevant to public finance or policy analysis, and demonstrated prior consulting or government advisory experience. UNDP contractor policies typically require proof of legal work status and professional liability insurance. Specific professional qualifications or certifications are not stated in the notice.