The notice announces that the Government of Niger has received World Bank financing to implement the Support Project for the Financial Sector and the Strengthening of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (PASFI). The project has a total envelope of approximately USD 250 million and will be implemented over five years. Its overarching development objective is to increase access to financing for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in Niger. The plan identifies key stakeholders, outlines mobilisation strategies, and details the institutional framework for coordinating interventions among financial institutions, development partners, and the private sector. It emphasizes capacity‑building, institutional reforms, and the creation of conducive regulatory environments to attract private investment. The notice also specifies that the project will be financed through a combination of public funds and World Bank concessional loans, with monitoring mechanisms to ensure transparency and impact assessment. Stakeholder engagement activities, including workshops and consultations, will be conducted throughout the project lifecycle to align objectives with national development priorities. The announcement underscores the importance of this initiative for fostering inclusive financial growth, reducing poverty, and promoting sustainable economic development in Niger.