Consultant: Financial gap analysis in CEE capital markets Habitat for Humanity International is looking for a consultant to collect and analyze data and information which will help us explore effective ways to actively participate in the process of influencing or providing guidance on the development of new strategies of the capital market players (for CEE/energy related financing) in fund allocation.
Project: ComActivate - Enabling Community Action for Energy Sufficiency
Your tasks will be: Map the key investors currently investing in development banks for energy related projects (focused on building renovation) in CEE areaPresent how do they make decision on fund allocation, and what/who influences their decisionsWhat are their current strategies and prioritiesIndicate and list the general trends in the industry Required competencies and experience: At least 5 years of experience and knowledge in CEE capital markets focused on energy investmentsStrong expertise in research, analysis and writing skills, and in developing comprehensive analyses on similar projectsAt least 3 references of professional experience in conducting similar servicesEnglish language fluency spoken and written is requiredSavvy in report writing and visualization of the same (clear and easy to comprehend by different audiences)Capacity for collaboration and responsiveness, ensuring timely delivery and openness to feedbackRegistration in the EU preferred Contract: Up to €8,000
Deadline: November 20th, 2024
Please, see the full Terms of Reference here. Details & Apply: to Zuzana Matusova (Project Manager) at ****** and Monika Klimentova at ****** by November 20th, 2024.
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