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Location: | West Africa |
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Start date: | 08/12/2025 |
Contract: | Consultancy |
Closing Date: | 30/10/2025 |
Full Description: | View PDF |
We are seeking proposals from skilled individuals or organisations interested in Location Feasibility Study – West Africa.
Better Cotton is exploring the establishment of a regional office (or offices) in West Africa to strengthen its presence and enhance operational efficiency across the region. This feasibility study will assess a range of critical factors in line with our Hiring & Mobility Policy — such as legal and regulatory frameworks, employment landscape, financial and banking infrastructure, fundraising opportunities, governance environment, security risks, and overall operational viability—to determine the most suitable country (or countries) for setting up a legal structure (e.g., non-for-profit entity, NGO/NPO, branch office).
Objectives:
The primary objective of this assignment is to assess and compare the feasibility of establishing a legal presence in selected West African countries—specifically Benin and Côte d’Ivoire. The study will produce a comprehensive, evidence-based report recommending the most suitable country (or countries) for setting up the business or local not-for-profit legal structure (e.g., non-for-profit entity, NGO/NPO, branch office).
The analysis must provide deep insights into the legal landscape (different legal structures), operational environment, workforce availability, compliance requirements, cost-effectiveness, security, and financial systems. The recommendations should be practical, risk-aware, and support decision-making on office setup and program implementation in the region. The detailed scope includes but is not limited to:
Scope of Work
The selected consultant or firm is expected to deliver a detailed comparative analysis and recommendations covering the following thematic areas for Benin and Côte d’Ivoire:
- Legal and Regulatory Environment
- Employment Landscape
- Banking and Financial Infrastructure
- Non-profit and International NGO/NPO/Branch Environment
- Travel & Accessibility
- Security and Risk Analysis
- Fundraising Possibilities and Opportunities
- Cost and Operational Effectiveness
- Internet Infrastructure and Data Safety
- Recommendations