Al-Balqa Applied University invites qualified and independent external financial auditors to submit tenders for auditing expenditures incurred under the DigitalLife4ALL project. Deadline for submission: 29 December 2025
Al-Balqa Applied University (Jordan) invites qualified and independent external financial auditors to submit tenders for auditing expenditures incurred under the DigitalLife4ALL project, co-funded by the European Union through the Interreg NEXT MED Programme. The audit will cover the entire project implementation period and shall be carried out in full compliance with Interreg NEXT MED rules and procedures.
https://www.bau.edu.jo/bauar/Units/Tenders/Tender_Main.aspx
Al-Balqa Applied University (BAU) is a public university committed to market-responsive applied education and training in technology, communication, and science, with the objective of enhancing graduates’ employability at national, regional, and international levels. BAU continuously develops its curricula, conducts applied and transformative research, expands access to higher education, and promotes integrity, professionalism, inclusiveness, teamwork, and community engagement.
BAU has extensive experience in the implementation of EU-funded and international cooperation projects across several thematic areas, including but not limited to: SME support and business development, Technology transfer and innovation, Social inclusion and poverty reduction, Environment and climate change. Through its commitment to quality education, research, and community service, BAU has established a wide network of local, regional, and international partnerships.
DigitalLife4All aims to promote inclusive digital transformation across the Mediterranean. It provides digital and lifelong learning skills through community-based Digital Skills Hubs and DigiOnTheGo units. The project empowers participants to confidently access and use digital tools, enhancing employability, social participation, and resilience in the digital era.
Deadline for submission: 29 December 2025
The project is funded by the European Union under the Interreg NEXT MED Programme.
Total budget: € 2,806,358.00 – Total EU contribution: € 2,497,658.62 (89%)
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23/12/2025
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