APPLICATIONS OPEN: Climate change mitigation and energy access service provider
Published: 28 Sep 2021
Access to Energy
Mitigation
ICLEI Africa seeks to appoint a climate change mitigation and energy access service provider to support the work of the Covenant of Mayors in Sub Saharan Africa (CoM SSA) Secretariat and Technical Helpdesk.
Email bids and technical queries to Christelle Beyers: christelle.beyers@iclei.org (cc Kate Strachan: kate.strachan@iclei.org).
Bids due: 12pm (SAST) on 8 November 2021
Please indicate interest for submitting a bid and any queries by 2 November 2021 so responses to queries may be shared with all bidders.
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