UNDPJordan
National Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Sustainable Finance Specialist
Description of the Assignment: Objective The Project will engage a National PPP Sustainable Finance Specialist to lead the review and enhancement of the Sustainable Financing Manual for PPP Projects (the “Manual”) developed in-house prior to its publication as a PPP knowledge product. The Manual will serve as an investment readiness guide...
Submission deadline: August 28, 2026Type: Tender
Project Management, Sustainability Consulting, Public Administration Consulting, Management Consulting
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- UNDP
- Published:
- August 14, 2026
- Deadline:
- August 28, 2026
- Topic:
- Project Management
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Description of the Assignment: Objective The Project will engage a National PPP Sustainable Finance Specialist to lead the review and enhancement of the Sustainable Financing Manual for PPP Projects (the “Manual”) developed in-house prior to its publication as a PPP knowledge product. The Manual will serve as an investment readiness guide that enables the PPPC and implementing agencies to structure PPP projects capable of attracting financing from domestic and international providers of sustainable finance. Specifically, the Manual shall strengthen the capacity of the PPPC and implementing agencies to:improve the investment readiness and bankability of climate-smart and nature-positive PPP projects;identify and access appropriate sustainable finance instruments throughout the PPP lifecycle;align PPP projects with the requirements of commercial lenders, institutional investors, multilateral development banks (MDBs), development finance institutions (DFIs), impact investors, and sustainable capital markets; andmobilize private sector investments that generate climate, biodiversity, and social outcomesThe review and enhancement shall include:A stocktaking of sustainable finance instruments, facilities, and financing mechanisms relevant to PPP projects in the Philippines, including green, climate, biodiversity, blue, blended, sustainability-linked, ESG-linked, and transition finance, validating the instruments currently addressed and extending coverage to those not yet included.An assessment of the eligibility requirements, investment criteria, environmental and social safeguards, disclosure requirements, reporting obligations, and due diligence expectations associated with relevant sustainable finance instruments, identifying key considerations across these instrument categoriesA review and refinement of guidance on integrating sustainable finance considerations throughout the Philippine PPP lifecycle, from project identification and development to structuring, procurement, implementation, monitoring, and post-award management—building upon existing PPPC tools and guidelines. An expanded treatment of guidance on transforming climate, environmental, biodiversity, and social development objectives into investable and bankable PPP opportunities.Identification of at least four priority sectors where sustainable finance application is most feasible, together with sector-specific guidance on financing options, project structuring, and investment readiness, validating the Manuals existing illustrative cases against this prioritization and refining or supplementing them as needed. For each priority sector, at least one existing PPP pipeline project shall be identified and used as an illustrative example to demonstrate the application of appropriate sustainable finance instruments and financing structures.Guidance on enhancing the bankability of NbS and climate-smart PPP projects, including approaches such as ecosystem service valuation, natural capital valuation, avoided-cost methodologies, Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES), carbon and biodiversity markets, concessional finance, blended finance, guarantees, viability gap funding, and other innovative financing mechanisms.Updated and/or expanded case studies and illustrative financing pathways demonstrating how PPP projects can access and combine different sustainable finance instruments.Scope of Work Given the indicative scope of the revised manual, the PPP Sustainable Financing Specialist will undertake the following tasks:Conduct a technical review of the Manual to assess its content, structure, technical rigor, alignment with international sustainable finance practices, and applicability relative to the objectives of this assignment (see Annex A).Conduct inception meetings with the PPPC and UNDP to validate the objectives, scope, methodology, workplan, and overall design of the Manual.Prepare an Assessment Report summarizing the review of findings and setting out the recommendat
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