Tenders Are Invited For Applying A Future-Oriented Methodology To The Geo-Economic And Security Interdependence Between Yemen And The Gulf

Tenders are invited for Applying a Future-Oriented Methodology to the Geo-Economic and Security Interdependence between Yemen and the Gulf. Deadline: July 31, 2026 The Sanaa Center for Strategic Studies invites qualified institutions and individuals to submit proposals for designing and implementing a methodology for future studies within the project "Reimagining Yemeni Peace in the Regional Landscape". The project explores how the geo-economic and security interdependence between Yemen and the Gulf States contributes to building peace and regional stability and developing comprehensive policy pathways. Within this framework, the Sanaa Center intends to conduct a future-oriented foresight process, bringing together stakeholders from Yemen, the region, and the international community to explore future trends and developments that may affect Yemens regional geo-economic and security interdependence, including opportunities and risks related to trade, investment, labor mobility, free zones, maritime and regional security, and regional cooperation. This project aims to shift the focus from analyzing current crises to adopting a long-term strategic perspective that explores Yemens future role as an active regional partner. It also seeks to identify key trends, uncertainties, and potential scenarios, and to formulate practical policy approaches that contribute to strengthening peace and stability in Yemen and the region. the goal The consulting firm will support the Sanaa Center in designing and facilitating a structured future-oriented foresight process that enables stakeholders from Yemen, the region, and the international community to identify emerging trends, risks, and opportunities, and to formulate practical policy pathways that contribute to promoting peace in Yemen and enhancing geo-economic and security interdependence at the regional level. Scope of work and outputs This project consists of four phases: Phase 1: Starting implementation and designing the methodology · Review of relevant project documents, previous Sanaa Center research, and background materials relating to Yemens regional geo-economic and security interdependencies. · Designing a foresight methodology that is appropriate to the project objectives and the composition of the participating stakeholders. · An implementation start-up meeting was held with the Sanaa Center team to agree on the scope, type of participants, and expected outputs. Exit 1: Methodological note outlining the proposed foresight approach. Phase Two: Preparing for Workshops · Preparing workshop agendas, facilitation tools, and participant exercises. · Testing exercises and materials before implementation, and determining the final logistical arrangements for both in-person and virtual implementation. Exit 2: Workshop agendas and facilitation materials. Phase Three: Facilitating Workshops · Facilitating foresight workshops, in person or remotely, with Yemeni, regional and international stakeholders. · Guiding participants in identifying key trends, uncertainties, risks, and opportunities. · Supporting participants in building possible future scenarios regarding the geo-economic, security and regional role of Yemen. · Working closely with the Sanaa Center team before, during and after each session. Output 3: Facilitating foresight workshop sessions, including session minutes. Phase Four: Documentation and Reporting · Compiling the outputs of the workshops, including key trends, uncertainties, and potential future scenarios. · Identifying practical policy paths and recommendations resulting from this process. · Drafting and finalizing the report, incorporating the observations of the Sanaa Center. [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.] Tender Link : https://yemenhr.com/tenders