Explore ARTF Procurement Opportunities in Afghanistan
The Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund has played a major role in coordinating international development assistance for Afghanistan. Following the change in Afghanistan's political situation in 2021, the World Bank and ARTF donors changed the fund's engagement model, with support increasingly delivered through UN agencies and selected NGO partners for essential services and livelihoods.
For companies looking for Afghanistan ARTF tenders, this makes it important to monitor more than traditional construction tenders. Procurement opportunities can arise across multiple sectors and may include consulting assignments, professional services, goods, works, technical assistance and other project-related requirements.
What types of opportunities can you find?
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ARTF-funded project tenders
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Requests for Expression of Interest (EOIs)
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Requests for Proposals (RFPs)
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Requests for Quotations (RFQs)
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Consultancy opportunities
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Construction and infrastructure contracts
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Health and education procurement
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Agriculture and food-security opportunities
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Water and irrigation projects
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Livelihood and community-resilience projects
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Contract awards and procurement notices
World Bank procurement information also includes Afghanistan contract-award data covering investment project financing and related trust funds, making contract-award monitoring useful alongside live tender searches.
Why monitor ARTF tenders?
ARTF-supported activities have historically covered major development sectors, while current programmes continue to support essential services, livelihoods and resilience.
TendersOnTime can help procurement professionals narrow opportunities by country, sector, keyword and tender type, making it easier to identify relevant Afghanistan government and development-sector procurement opportunities. Businesses can register to access tender information and use the Contact Us option when they need assistance.
For suppliers and consultants targeting international development contracts, monitoring ARTF-related procurement alongside Afghanistan tenders, World Bank tenders and development-project opportunities can provide a broader view of the market.