Development Impact Credit Infrastructure Reforms Research and Evaluation Service

The government authority in Washington, DC, requires a vendor to provide offsite research and evaluation services analyzing the development impact of credit infrastructure reforms on firms' access to finance and job creation. The scope includes conducting event-study and heterogeneity analyses on legal, institutional, and informational credit market reforms—such as credit bureaus, registries, and secured transactions—and preparing a synthesis translating firm-level impacts into broader development implications. Worldwide global vendors are eligible to apply for this opportunity. Applicants can submit proposals digitally via email or online, and the buyer is actively seeking budget proposals for the project.