The Ministry of Labour, Families and Values of Liberation War has opened public calls for companies and nongovernmental organisations ( NGOs offering employment services and professional training, with the aim of engaging in the work of social assistance beneficiaries in Kosovo.

The call was opened on October 26th 2026, within the framework of the Social Assistance System Reform Project in Kosovo ( The SAS, as it aims at including non-public bidders in providing services that will help beneficiaries of the reform scheme of social assistance key to the labour market.

According to the ministry’s announcement, the application rights have registered companies and NGOs, which have profiles in the field of employment and professional training. Applicants should testify that they have experience in providing employment services and in implementing similar projects for employment and training vulnerable groups.

The contracting of selected bidders will be made according to the World Bank-defined procurement procedures.

Under this process, the SAS Project Co-ordination Unit, within the ministry, will organise information sessions for all potential and interested applicants in order to inform them more clearly of the procedures and application conditions.

The deadline for application is November 23rd 2026, until 2: 00 p.m. The call will be open for 20 days of work from the release date.

Interested companies and NGOs can request English-language bidding documentation by sending a written request to the electronic address: SAS@rks-gov.net.

More detailed information on application criteria and relevant documents can be found on the Ministry for Labour, Family and Liberation War Values’ official page: https://mpfvlc.rks-gov.net/

The Social Assistance System Reform Project in Kosovo aims to contribute to improved inclusion of social assistance beneficiaries in the labour market, through employment services and professional training. /Telegraphy/