THE FINANCIAL SECTOR DEEPENING TRUST
Terms of Reference
FIND – System Analyst and Designer
About FSDT
The Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT) was incorporated in Tanzania on 1 July 2004. it commenced operations in 2005 and is supported by Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Sida represented by Embassy of Sweden Tanzania, DANIDA and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
FSDT adopted a market development approach toward addressing systemic constraints in the market and to contribute toward achieving pro-poor growth in the financial sector.
FSDT STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES The interventions prioritized by the Programme aim at realizing the following changes in the financial sector:
improved policy, institutional, legal and regulatory framework, and data gathering and dissemination for delivery of financial services,
Enhanced market infrastructure and Support services for financial service providers, More and better financial services available to meet the needs of urban and rural enterprises, More and better financial services available to meet the needs of poor urban and rural households and individuals.
Project Background
in alignment with FSD’Ts strategic objectives and the National Financial Inclusion Framework 2018-2022, which has set clear targets towards the delivery of financial services to all Tanzanians while giving particular attention to currently under or unserved groups, such as women, youth, rural dwellers and MSMEs.
To deliver to the above measurement, tracking of targets and timely availability of supply side data, efficient and automated systems are required to be in place.
Such can be achieved through the establishment of a one stop shop insights shop” for all data and information related to financial inclusion, the Financial Inclusion National Database (FIND). Basically, a market information system that collects, stores, aggregates, visualizes and analyses data to drive usage of financial market information in decision making as such.
Therefore, FSDT invites an agency/consultant to submit a technical and financial proposal to support the research department to assess the existing systems in place by the various regulatory authorities under the NFIF and formulate business requirements fat an automated system as well as draw an implementation road map.
Scope of Work
· In order to ease the transition and minimize disruption of existing procedures, the responsibilities of the systems analyst and designer will be as follows:
· Review existing project documents
· Develop Inception Report with project timelines
· Engage identified key stakeholders and define their key roles and responsibilities
· Conduct a stakeholder analysis and develop a stakeholder management plan
· Map out AS-lS processes of the FSPs data submissions to regulators
· Review data requirement templates and work with key stakeholders to improve and fwnalize data requirements
· Development of system requirements, conceptual design and business case with stakeholder respective use cases
· Map TO-BE processes of the FSPs data submission to regulators
· Potential analytics use cases and their necessary data requirements
· . Develop roadmap for build and implementation of system and user acceptance plan
· . Present the plan to the members of the Technical Committee of the National Council for Financial Inclusion
Bid submission
Proposals, Technical and Financial, must be submitted electronically and received at the email address below no later than 4th December 2019 at 1700 Hours local time (Tanzania) with the subject line ”Proposal: FIND-System Analyst and Designer
Email: [email protected]
