Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies (DICE), is an ambitious programme that will support the development of creative and social enterprises in the UK and five key emerging economies: Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Pakistan, and South Africa.

Aiming to foster inclusive growth and progress on the Sustainable Development Goals, Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies will take an innovative, cross-sectoral approach which draws on UK expertise in the creative and social economies.

Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies will operate at policy, institutional and individual levels. It will be co-designed and co-delivered by UK enterprises and sector support organisations such as impact hubs, accelerators and universities working in partnership with counterparts in these countries.

Through Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies, we will engage with policymakers and key influencers to help participating countries identify systemic barriers and promote legislation, strategies and funding that enable social and creative enterprises to flourish.

For more information about Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies programme, click here.

Research

The programme will be informed by new research on the social and creative economies in each of the participating countries. These surveys will enhance our understanding of the contributions these sectors make to sustainable and inclusive development as well as the challenges and opportunities before them.

Projects funded by Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies programme in Egypt

Drivers for Change  Programme will support four Egyptians selected for a trip around the UK aiming to inspire creative leaders and entrepreneurs to foster changes in their own communities.

OPEN CALL: The Disability Innovation Challenges

The British Council Developing Inclusive and Creative Economies programme in partnership with the Ministry of Social Solidarity ‘Forsa’ (opportunity) programme are jointly launching the ‘Disability Innovation Challenges’ initiative. The goal of the initiative is to recruit two concreate models of integrating People with Disabilities (PwDs) in the creative economies and facilitate the creation on 40 new jobs for People with Disabilities in the creative economies by December 2020.

The Disability Innovation Challenge will be implemented through a list of set activities that should take place during the period from 15 September 2019 to 30 December 2020. For this purpose, the British Council is looking to hire a supplier that will be working closely with the Ministry of Social Solidarity Forsa programme and will play the key role of coordination and implementation of the initiative designed activities.

Request for Proposal (RFP) 
Annex one – Terms and Conditions
Annex three – Supplier Response
Annex four – Pricing Approach

Deadline for submitting proposals: Thursday 29 August 2019