Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe municipality of Breda in the Netherlands is holding a market consultation to identify suppliers with existing, proven software solutions for debt assistance. The solution should strengthen residents' ownership and autonomy regarding debts and financial self-reliance, allow residents, their helpers and municipal debt assistance staff to work together directly in line with the Basic Service Provision for Debt Assistance, and give staff insight into residents' behaviour and motivation and its effects on the support plan. The software must fit the municipality's existing processes and data flows.
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Source: TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU)
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