Type de consultant: Individual Consultant

Lieu de la mission: Remote Working

Date de publication: 12-mar-2026

Date de clôture: 25-mar-2026

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The Technical Assistance (TA) window of the Green Mobility Facility for Africa (GMFA) supports the development and scaling of green mobility markets by addressing key non-financial barriers to private sector investment. TA activities focus on creating the conditions necessary for sustainable, commercially viable deployment of low-carbon transport solutions across African cities.
In particular, the GMFA TA window supports:
• The formulation, review, and strengthening of policies, regulations, and standards that enable the development and adoption of green mobility solutions.
• The governments in integrating green mobility into national transport strategies, climate policies (NDCs), and urban mobility plans.
• The clarification of institutional roles and responsibilities among public authorities involved in green mobility.
• Addressing regulatory barriers related to tariffs, licensing, concessions, subsidies, and incentives for green mobility technologies.
• The design, assessment, and optimization of business and revenue models for different green mobility technologies (e.g. electric buses, rail, non-motorized transport, charging infrastructure).
• The preparation of bankable projects, including feasibility studies, financial models, risk allocation frameworks, and transaction structuring.
• The public and private stakeholders in accessing finance by improving project documentation, investment readiness, and alignment with lender requirements.
• The delivering of targeted capacity-building programs for public authorities, financial institutions, and private operators on technical, financial, and regulatory aspects of green mobility.
• The market awareness and demand creation through workshops, training sessions, knowledge products, and dissemination activities.
• The facilitation of peer learning and exchange of best practices across countries and regions
• The coordination of mechanisms among key stakeholders, including governments, financiers, operators, manufacturers, and development