A “Legal Form” refers to the specific legal structure or framework under which an organization operates. This can include various types of entities such as a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, limited liability company (LLC), non-governmental organization (NGO), or others. It dictates the legal obligations, responsibilities, tax considerations, and regulatory compliance requirements that the organization must follow. For NGOs, the legal form often impacts eligibility for specific tenders, funding opportunities, and the execution of contractual obligations. Understanding the legal form assists in determining liability, governance, and the extent of operational flexibility to effectively fulfill the tender requirements.