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Trocaire RFT for Climate Finance Consultant
Trócaire head office invites tenders for the provision of services to Develop Practical Climate Finance Guidance for Trócaire Country Programmes and Partners. The purpose of this consultancy is to strengthen understanding of climate finance among Trócaire staff and partners, identify climate finance opportunities that are most relevant an...
Submission deadline: September 04, 2026Type: Tender
Project Management, Sustainability Consulting, Public Administration Consulting, Management Consulting
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- August 13, 2026
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- September 04, 2026
- Topic:
- Project Management
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Trócaire head office invites tenders for the provision of services to Develop Practical Climate Finance Guidance for Trócaire Country Programmes and Partners. The purpose of this consultancy is to strengthen understanding of climate finance among Trócaire staff and partners, identify climate finance opportunities that are most relevant and accessible for Trócaire country programmes and partners and develop practical, user-friendly guidance, resources and tools on how to assess and access climate finance in line with climate justice and localisation principles.
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