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Use when an AI-on-SaaS proposal must justify the combined AI, data, safety, evaluation, platform, security, SRE, and customer-success roles required for delivery; use the standard team skill when no AI specialist roles are needed.
Use when AI-on-SaaS positioning must reflect a named vertical's use cases, regulator stance, evidence expectations, and risk language; use SaaS vertical positioning when AI-specific buyer concerns are absent.
Use when a proposal covers accounting, finance operations, controls, ERP or POS finance, grants, tax, audit readiness, modelling, or financial transformation. Route pure bid pricing to 10-financial-proposal; this skill governs finance doctrine and delivery…
Use when a proposal needs diagnostic, requirements, options-appraisal, process, or decision-support tools. Unlike consulting-frameworks, this skill selects and applies business-analysis techniques to a defined analytical question and deliverable.
Use when a proposal requires training, coaching, mentoring, knowledge transfer, Training of Trainers, or institutional capacity development. Unlike change-management, this skill designs learning outcomes, delivery, assessment, and post-training transfer.
Use when a proposal methodology needs a coherent conceptual framework, problem decomposition, or phase logic. Unlike business-analysis-tools, this skill shapes the overall consulting approach rather than selecting a technique for one analytical task.
Use when a proposal covers data collection, quality, governance, MIS, surveys, protection, retention, or migration. Route outcome measurement to monitoring-and-evaluation; this skill governs the data lifecycle and controls.
Use when designing a donor-funded EAC e-commerce business-development-services programme, company-selection method, needs-assessment-to-technical-assistance pipeline, expert-pool deployment model, or results-based monitoring approach.
Use when a proposal requires environmental or social screening, ESIA, ESMP, resettlement, donor safeguards, or national environmental compliance. Unlike gender-and-social-inclusion, this skill governs safeguard instruments, risk controls, and compliance…
Use when a proposal needs gender analysis, GESI mainstreaming, disability inclusion, disaggregated indicators, or equitable participation. Unlike environmental-and-social-safeguards, this skill integrates inclusion into design and results rather than…
Use when responding to GIZ local procurement, EU/BMZ/GIZ tender packs, AVB/local application requirements, two-zip submissions, GIZ technical grids, self-declarations, price schedules, or GIZ clarification protocols.
Use when a proposal needs delivery governance, reporting, RACI, change control, escalation, or a project management plan. Unlike 08-work-plan, this skill governs how delivery is controlled, not merely when activities occur.
Use when drafting a consulting proposal, EOI, bid, or methodology for retail, omnichannel, e-commerce, POS, merchandising, pricing, promotions, markdowns, loyalty, CRM, fulfilment, returns, store operations, shrink, vendor terms, private label, planogram,…
Use when a proposal requires risk identification, scoring, ownership, treatment, monitoring, or a risk register. Unlike project-management, this skill develops the assignment risk model and response thresholds rather than the full governance system.
Use when a proposal needs stakeholder mapping, consultation, participation, feedback, grievance handling, or engagement planning. Unlike change-management, this skill governs who must be heard and how their input is recorded, not adoption of a defined change.
Use when a proposal must explain institutional, technical, financial, or human-resource sustainability, handover, exit, or post-project support. Unlike capacity-building, this skill tests whether results continue after consultant withdrawal across all…
Use when drafting or reviewing English proposal content for Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, or regional East African audiences; use language-standards when French or Kiswahili routing is also required.
Use when proposal content must be written or reviewed in British East African English, Francophone African French, or standard East African Kiswahili; use east-african-english for English-only tone work.
Use when auditing an existing proposal artefact for AI slop after a major iteration or before submission; use anti-ai-slop instead as the live drafting guardrail.
Use when producing any proposal or bid content to prevent generic, unverified, template-like writing in real time; use ai-slop-audit instead to grade an existing artefact after a major iteration.
Use when repository behaviour, routing, counts, validation, or release procedures change and README, AGENTS, CLAUDE, CONTRIBUTING, or focused docs must be synchronised; not for ordinary copy edits.
Use when drafting a signed proposal transmittal or cover letter that confirms the assignment, authority, validity, and submission intent. Route bid synopsis to 02-executive-summary and shortlisting narratives to 09-expression-of-interest.
Use when drafting the evaluator-facing summary of a full proposal: client problem, response, differentiators, scope, timing, and value. Unlike 01-cover-letter, this section synthesises the technical offer rather than transmitting it.
Use when drafting the proposal's interpretation of context, objectives, scope, constraints, stakeholders, or ToR gaps. Unlike 06-methodology, this skill proves understanding of the problem before prescribing the delivery approach.
Use when drafting the proposer or individual consultant profile, service areas, geographic presence, organisation, or credentials. Unlike 05-relevant-experience, this skill establishes enduring capability rather than assignment-by-assignment proof.
Use when drafting project sheets, assignment references, similarity evidence, outcomes, or an experience matrix. Unlike 04-firm-profile, this skill proves fit through verified past work selected against the evaluation criteria.
Use when drafting staffing, roles, organograms, expert fit, CV framing, availability, or responsibility allocation. Unlike 08-work-plan, this skill proves that the proposed people can execute the methodology; it does not schedule their effort.
Use when drafting activities, dependencies, milestones, review gates, Gantt tables, or staffing schedules. Unlike 06-methodology, this skill converts the approach into an executable sequence and tests it against staffing and pricing.
Use when drafting an EoI, REOI response, prequalification, or shortlisting submission focused on eligibility and relevant capability. Unlike a full proposal pipeline, this skill omits detailed methodology unless the notice explicitly requires it.
Use when drafting a bid budget, fee schedule, reimbursables, payment schedule, price form, or commercial assumptions. Unlike accounting-finance-advisory, this skill prices the proposed delivery and preserves any required technical-financial envelope…
Use when proposal drafting must select and enforce one proposer identity, voice, signatory, credential set, and branding rule; use the sector router separately for procurement and industry context.
Use when an assignment is funded or governed by African Development Bank procurement, including ADB, ADF, or NTF windows; use World Bank, UNDP, or PPDA skills when those rules control.
Use when a proposal concerns agriculture, agribusiness, irrigation, value chains, extension, rural livelihoods, or food systems; use water-sanitation when WASH service delivery is the primary scope.
Use when a proposal concerns education systems, TVET, teacher development, curriculum, edtech, institutional learning, or skills programmes; use governance when institutional reform is primary.
Use when a proposal concerns power systems, electrification, renewable energy, utilities, clean cooking, energy access, or sector reform; use transport-infrastructure for roads, mobility, or civil infrastructure.
Use when a proposal concerns institutional reform, decentralisation, accountability, anti-corruption, public financial management, or public-service delivery; use education or health when sector outcomes dominate.
Use when a proposal concerns public-health systems, health programmes, facilities, health informatics, pharmaceutical systems, or service improvement; use water-sanitation when WASH is the primary outcome.
Use when a proposal concerns software, MIS, ERP, digital transformation, infrastructure, data platforms, cybersecurity, or e-government; use another sector skill as the lead when technology only supports its outcome.
Use when a proposal concerns manufacturing, production planning, warehousing, inventory, facilities, material handling, ERP, MES, WMS, TMS, or green production; use agriculture when primary production and farm value chains dominate.
Use when a Uganda public procurement follows PPDA rules for consultancy, supplies, works, or non-consultancy services; use donor-framework skills when the solicitation explicitly makes donor rules controlling.