UNESCO Awards USD 138,800 Contract to Develop Online Courses for Myanmar Youth Platform
14 Nov 2025
September 26, 2025, in Bangkok,Yangon ZABAI Limited has been given a USD 138,800 contract by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to develop extended online courses as part of the Myanmar Youth Platform initiative. The agreement, which was completed on September 26, 2025, demonstrates UNESCO's continued dedication to increasing young people's access to digital learning in Myanmar.Important Contract Information and Strategic BackgroundThe contract, which was issued under reference UNESCO YGN/ED/ESPIG/RFP/2025/03, covers the development of excellent, interactive online courses designed especially for young people in Myanmar. The programme is a component of UNESCO's larger education support initiatives in the nation, which seek to: Boost ecosystems for digital learning Provide marginalised students with inclusive educational materials. Expand young people's and young adults' access to skill development Encourage learning to continue during disruptive times The contract that was awarded is under Contract for Services Ref. 4500546060 is a continuation ("Extended") of earlier work on the Myanmar Youth Platform, indicating a successful earlier partnership and confidence in the chosen supplier.About ZABAI Limited, the Awarded SupplierBased in Thailand, ZABAI Limited has become one of Southeast Asia's leading suppliers of digital learning solutions. renowned for being skilled in: Designing instruction Digital content creation E-learning platform enhancement Educational initiatives with a youth focus In order to provide accessible and culturally appropriate online learning solutions, ZABAI has collaborated with a number of international organisations. It was chosen for this contract because of its proven ability to create localised digital courses that are appropriate for a wide range of learners.Why This Agreement Is Important for Youth in MyanmarDigital learning platforms are essential for closing educational gaps in Myanmar, where political, economic, and technological limitations pose serious challenges to the country's educational system. It is anticipated that the project's expanded course development will: Give young people training in life skills and employability. Expand the availability of secure, self-directed learning settings Provide free online resources to underprivileged communities. Boost digital literacy and preparedness for upcoming opportunities UNESCO hopes to equip young people with the skills necessary to deal with changing job markets and civic issues by improving the course offerings.Looking Ahead: Fortifying Digital Education RoutesUNESCO continues to invest in cutting-edge educational solutions throughout Myanmar as part of its ongoing mandate. The recently awarded contract indicates continued progress in creating a strong digital learning framework, which is essential for young people in unpredictable and quickly evolving environments.The expanded set of online courses is currently being implemented and is anticipated to launch in the upcoming months, providing Myanmar's youth with a more robust platform for long-term resilience, skill development, and personal growth.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Myanmar - TendersOnTimeTendersOnTime - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Myanmar Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Myanmar at TendersOnTime Find all Myanmar government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on TendersOnTimeExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Myanmar with TendersOnTime - The global tender portalTendersOnTime brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Myanmar and worldwideTags#UNESCO #Myanmar #ContractAward #TenderResults #ProcurementNews #DigitalLearning #OnlineCourses #EducationProjects #YouthDevelopment #Elearning #ZABAILimited #EducationTechnology #UNProjects #ASEANEducation #AwardedTenders #InternationalDevelopment #USD
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