RFP TUN/2026/08 – Développement d’une plateforme numérique de suivi du Plan national de lutte contre les MNT 2026–2030

The World Health Organization has published a tender for a digital platform to support monitoring of a national plan on non-communicable diseases covering 2026 to 2030, with Tunisia named as the country concerned. The sector assigned to it is information and communication technology, which places the work in software and systems rather than in clinical service delivery, although the notice itself does not go beyond its title in saying what the platform is. No narrative text accompanies the fields. Nothing states which functions the platform must perform, who its users would be, what data it would hold, whether it must connect to existing health information systems, what the deliverables or the contract duration are, or what a bidder would have to submit and demonstrate. No budget or contract value appears. The entry is therefore best read as an early signal that the procurement exists. A decision on whether to pursue it cannot be taken from this material alone, and the underlying request document would be needed to judge fit.