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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTANCY SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION) Shortlisting of Consultants Issued on: 7 November 2025 for Request for Expression of Interest for the Consultancy Services for Financial Advisor for Namibia National Electrification Fund (Open International) | | | Procurement Reference No: SC/EOI/EIF-03/2025 Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia 8933 Heinitzburg Heights c/o Heinitzburg & Dr. Theo – Ben Gurirab Streets Klein Windhoek, Windhoek, Namibia Tel: +264-61-431 7733 E-mail: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1: LETTER OF INVITATION.. 3 1. INTRODUCTION 3 2. BACKGROUND.. 3 3. SCOPE OF SERVICES.. 3 4. INVITATION 6 5. ELIGIBILITY OF CONSULTANT.. 6 6. CONFLICT OF INTEREST.. 6 7. QUALIFICATIONS.. 6 8. APPROACH TO MARKET AND SELECTION METHOD 7 9. CORRESPONDENCE.. 8 10. SUBMISSION OF EXPRESSION OF INTEREST.. 8 11. HARD COPY 8 12. ELECTRONIC FORMAT.. 9 SECTION 2: SUBMISSION FORMS.. 10 AF1 – DECLARATION AND UNDERTAKING.. 11 AF2 – GENERAL INFORMATION.. 13 AF3 – EXPERIENCE RECORD.. 14 DETAILS OF PROJECTS/CONTRACTS OF SIMILAR NATURE AND COMPLEXITY.. 15 SECTION 1: LETTER OF INVITATION Country: Namibia Name of Project: ASCENT Namibia Preparation - P181995 Procurement Name: Financial Advisor for Namibia National Electrification Fund Procurement Reference No: SC/EOI/EIF- 03/2025 Dear Prospective Consultant REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR FINANCIAL ADVISOR FOR NAMIBIA NATIONAL ELECTRIFICATION FUND (OPEN INTERNATIONAL) • INTRODUCTION The Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (hereinafter referred to as EIF) is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from qualified and experienced consultancy firms to provide Financial Advisor for Namibia National Electrification Fund. The EOI will lead to a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the scope of services detailed in Section 3 which will be shared with the shortlisted consultant. • BACKGROUND The Government of Namibia (GRN) through the Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) secured a project preparation grant from the World Bank to fund a financial advisory firm or relevant consortia (the Consultant) to advise on the setting up of the National Electrification Fund. The grant-funded activity will also inform the preparation of the World Bank Accelerating Sustainable and Clean Energy Access Transformation (ASCENT) Namibia operation to support the electrification targets of the country. • SCOPE OF SERVICES The scope of work under this assignment will include the following main sub-tasks: • Inception Report The Consultant will develop an inception report presenting (i) the assignment detailed methodology, (ii) the list of data and documentation required for the completion of the outputs, and (iii) a timeline of the expected completion of all tasks, all meetings and workshops required, as well as the approach to work with MIME (and any other relevant stakeholders) in validating scenarios, data and results. • Task 1: Review of the legal, institutional and regulatory framework related to the electrification sector and establishment of the fund The firm will provide support to GRN in identifying, evaluating, conducting a gap analysis and mapping out the legal, regulatory, institutional and financing frameworks necessary to ensure the successful establishment of the National Electrification Fund. The firm will provide legal insights through the preparation of a comprehensive report on the electrification sector and realistic financing structures for the National Electrification Fund. The document will encompass several key components: (i) summary of the electrification sector, offering an analysis of the financial and technical performance of the distributors of electricity; (ii) assessment of the existing tariff systems in each region and conceptualization of financing through sustainable debt instruments that rely on consumer receivables to the extent possible; (iii) summary of the legal and institutional framework necessary for the establishment of the National Electrification Fund (that encompass electricity access and clean cooking funds); and (iv) development of a Fund Manager selection and scoring matrix. The hiring of the Fund Manager is expected by the completion of Task 1. All subsequent Tasks are expected to be completed in conjunction with the Fund Manager. The firm will conduct necessary stakeholder consultations to receive feedback. • Task 2: Construction of the preliminary fund portfolio model with the independent structures for grid and off grid/clean cooking financing The firm will develop and apply a Fund Investment Model to create portfolio scenarios, which will incorporate electrification scenarios, and leverage the geospatial least cost electrification plan, tariff scenarios, off-grid and clean cooking sector analysis, evaluation of O&M costs including a thorough analysis of the operation and maintenance costs associated with extending the grid network via the REDs, and will consider financing options. Through this model, the firm will identify the funding gap for each electrification scenario and assess financing mechanisms that rely on blended capital from the public and private sectors, including contributions from DFIs. • Task 3: Design off-grid and clean cooking co-financing and incentive programs for private sector participation (Optional to be confirmed by the client) The construction of the off-grid and clean cooking portfolio will be supported by a separate detailed model that focuses on off-grid and clean cooking expansion, considering market sentiment in the region. The firm will assess the existing off-grid solar and clean cooking markets by engaging with the independent operators. In parallel the firm will assess financial sector incentives for the local off-grid solar and clean cooking market (i.e. green microfinance, solar funds etc.) to design realistic off-grid co-financing and incentive programs that encourage private sector participation. The firm will prepare a Report that will provide a detailed summary of the off-grid co-financing and incentive programs as well as procurement approach, while the underlying model will generate various scenarios that will be incorporated into the overall fund portfolio. The financing scenarios will feed into the fund investment model, ensuring effective budgeting and maximizing the impact of the off-grid co-financing and incentive programs. • Task 4: Development of capital mobilization strategy and construction of the fund cash waterfall based on the investor risk appetite and various sector scenarios The firm will structure the fund and provide fund cash waterfall based on the ongoing fundraising efforts for the National Electrification Fund. The sources of capital will include GRN electrification budget, concessional finance, and potentially institutional investor capital among others. The fund cash waterfall will be based on the seniority of the tranches and will incorporate investment return and risk profiles in line with the fundraising efforts. The fund cash waterfall will be based on the fund investment model scenarios and essentially be delivered by the firm in the form of a consolidated model. The firm will develop a fund management strategy that includes a detailed plan to diversify and maximize funding sources. This will involve analyzing a pool of potential sourcing partners and providing recommendations on how the fund can leverage donor, investor, and facility offerings – including technical assistance and capacity building – for its own program. Task 4 will also involve developing a Facility Capitalization Process that can be utilized to approach and secure financing. • Task 5: Support operationalization of the National Electrification Fund by MIME including Stakeholder Consultations. The firm will, in collaboration with the Fund Manager, develop an implementation plan for the fund in the following areas: (i) budgeting, (ii) portfolio management, (iii) procurement, (iv) disbursements, (v) monitoring and evaluation of projects, (vi) credit management and administration, and (vii) governance, which will include assessing the governance structure, policies, stakeholder involvement, accountability mechanisms, and risk management strategies to ensure effective institutional arrangements. The implementation plan will also include the proposed structure for the Project Implementation Unit under the MIME that will monitor the establishment of the New Electrification Fund. The Consultant will deliver capacity building needed to deliver on the key objectives described above including a detailed and scheduled handover of all developed models and all key documents prepared under Task 1 - 5 (to be defined at inception report). The Consultant, in collaboration with the working group, will facilitate a program of stakeholder consultations involving all relevant government agencies to gather insights and feedback on the outputs of Tasks 1-5, ensuring a high level of buy-in for the final model and prepared documents. See attached detailed Terms of Reference (ToR). • INVITATION EIF hereby invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to submit Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the provision of the above-mentioned Services. Interested, and registered Consultancy Firms should provide information demonstrating that they have the required technical capabilities, managerial capabilities, qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services to be shortlisted for further engagement on the Accelerating Sustainable and Clean Energy Access Transformation (ASCENT) Project. The information requested in the EOI shall be a pre-requisite to assess the firm’s capability to provide the services required and will be the basis for short-listing of the Consultant for an eventual invitation to submit proposal. The attenti
Consultancy Services for Financial and Economic Advisor with energy sector focus…
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTANCY SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION) Shortlisting of Consultants Issued on: 7 November 2025 for Request for Expression of Interest for the Consultancy Services for Financial and Economic Advisor with energy sector focus for the finance strategy (Open International) | | | Procurement Reference No: SC/EOI/EIF-02/2025 Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia 8933 Heinitzburg Heights c/o Heinitzburg & Dr. Theo – Ben Gurirab Streets Klein Windhoek, Windhoek, Namibia Tel: +264-61-431 7733 E-mail: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1: LETTER OF INVITATION.. 3 1. INTRODUCTION 3 2. BACKGROUND.. 3 3. SCOPE OF SERVICES.. 3 4. INVITATION 6 5. ELIGIBILITY OF CONSULTANT.. 6 6. CONFLICT OF INTEREST.. 6 7. QUALIFICATIONS.. 6 8. APPROACH TO MARKET AND SELECTION METHOD 7 9. CORRESPONDENCE.. 8 10. SUBMISSION OF EXPRESSION OF INTEREST.. 8 11. HARD COPY 8 12. ELECTRONIC FORMAT.. 9 SECTION 2: SUBMISSION FORMS.. 10 AF1 – DECLARATION AND UNDERTAKING.. 11 AF2 – GENERAL INFORMATION.. 13 AF3 – EXPERIENCE RECORD.. 14 DETAILS OF PROJECTS/CONTRACTS OF SIMILAR NATURE AND COMPLEXITY.. 15 SECTION 1: LETTER OF INVITATION Country: Namibia Name of Project: ASCENT Namibia Preparation - P181995 Procurement Name: Financial and Economic Advisor with energy sector focus for the finance strategy Procurement Reference No: SC/EOI/EIF- 02/2025 Dear Prospective Consultant REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC ADVISOR WITH ENERGY SECTOR FOCUS FOR THE FINANCE STRATEGY (OPEN INTERNATIONAL) • INTRODUCTION The Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (hereinafter referred to as EIF) is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from qualified and experienced consultancy firms to provide Financial and Economic Advisor with energy sector focus for the finance strategy. The EOI will lead to a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the scope of services detailed in Section 3 which will be shared with the shortlisted consultant. • BACKGROUND The Government of Namibia (GRN) through the Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) secured a project preparation grant from the World Bank to fund a Financial and Economic Advisor to advise on a sustainable financing strategy for the CoW’s electrification program. This initiative will align CoW’s targets with national goals and evaluate various electrification and financing scenarios, current cost recovery mechanisms, and market competitiveness. The core objective is to ensure long-term viability while assessing the program’s impact on both CoW’s. • SCOPE OF SERVICES The Financial and Economic Advisor will conduct the following tasks in parallel to the extent possible: • Review the current City of Windhoek’s Electrification targets as aligned to the National Electrification targets and Windhoek’s impact and contribution in achieving the National Electrification target of 70% access by 2030. The final analysis will present different electrification scenarios, specifically for the electrification of 36,000 households and 50,000 households by 2030. • Analyze the affordability and competitiveness of the current electricity tariffs for the City of Windhoek as compared to the National tariffs or Regional SADC tariffs or International tariffs, review City of Windhoek tariff principles and components. • Review the current ECB approved electricity distribution cost recovery mechanism and its effectiveness to raise funding to fund electrification and its potential impact on the electricity distribution tariff. • Review the adequacy of the current funding availed by the Central Government to finance electrification and identify any potential gaps and limitations of City of Windhoek to meet its electrification targets as outline by National Government • Develop a potential funding excel model to be used by the City of Windhoek to determine a sustainable viable funding strategy or fund-raising model for the City of Windhoek electrification program. • Evaluate the macroeconomic impact of the electrification program when considering issues of affordability, impact to Windhoek’s GDP, impact to the National GDP and Impact on the Electricity Tariffs. For the avoidance of doubt, the financial model shall address the following key areas: • Scenario Analysis – Analyze and estimate viable scenarios for electrification that align with the national and local electrification targets. The analysis should encompass a detailed cost-benefit assessment, incorporating both financial and economic dimensions. • Financing Gap Analysis – Identify potential financing gaps and outline necessary fundraising strategies to address these gaps. • Debt Impact Assessment – Evaluate the implications of debt and debt service capacity on financial viability, while identifying optimal financing options. • Macroeconomic Impact Evaluation – Assess the macroeconomic effects, including contributions to national, regional, and local GDP. • Tariff Impact Evaluation – Assess potential impacts on tariffs, project and consumer affordability. • Operation & Maintenance - Evaluate the implications of O&M service capacity on financial viability. • Reusability – The model should be constructed in a way that ensures reusability for the City of Windhoek. See attached detailed Terms of Reference (ToR). • INVITATION EIF hereby invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to submit Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the provision of the above-mentioned Services. Interested, and registered Consultancy Firms should provide information demonstrating that they have the required technical capabilities, managerial capabilities, qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services to be shortlisted for further engagement on the Accelerating Sustainable and Clean Energy Access Transformation (ASCENT) Project. The information requested in the EOI shall be a pre-requisite to assess the firm’s capability to provide the services required and will be the basis for short-listing of the Consultant for an eventual invitation to submit proposal. The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to the conditions that Procurement of contracts financed by the proceeds of the proposed World Bank (IBRD) grant will be conducted through the procedures as specified in the World Bank’s Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers February 2025 and is open to all eligible firms, subject to the approach to market, as defined in the Procurement Regulations. • ELIGIBILITY OF CONSULTANT The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to paragraph 3.20 to 3.23 of the World Bank’s Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers dated February 2025 setting forth the World Bank’s Policy on Eligibility. • CONFLICT OF INTEREST The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to paragraph 3.13, and 3.15 to 3.16 of the World Bank’s Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers dated February 2025 setting forth the World Bank’s Policy on Conflict of Interest. • QUALIFICATIONS EIF invites eligible Consultants to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the corresponding Services. The Consultant must demonstrate experience in scope of work required, including proven sector specific experience in developing financing strategies, blended finance, corporate/project finance, cost benefit analysis, energy markets, and similar assignments in Africa or developing countries. The consultant must demonstrate the following: • Core Business: The firm (or lead firm in the consortium) must have been in continuous business for minimum ten (10) years. • Core Business: The firm’s core business must include financial and economic advisory services including a track record of advising on financing strategies, with at least five (5) years of demonstrable experience in providing such services. The firm should demonstrate the institutional capacity to mobilize multidisciplinary expertise (e.g., financial , financial and economic modeling, energy markets, electricity utility, project management, and stakeholder engagement). • Relevant Institutional Experience: The firm (or lead firm in the consortium) must demonstrate substantial experience in undertaking financial advisory assignments in the energy sector, more specifically the electricity utility industry and distribution companies. • Relevant Institutional Experience: The firm should present a track record of at least two (2) assignments of comparable scale, complexity, and scope to the service required under the EOI. Ideally these assignments should involve multilateral development banks and concessional financing, and must include financing strategy planning, blended finance, and market assessment. NOTE: The Qualifications and Experience of Key Experts shall not be included in the shortlisting criteria. Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage. Interested Consultants must provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the Services by completing and submitting the Forms AF1 to AF3 together with other relevant documents. Consultants are encouraged to submit as much evidential track record as possible for ranking purposes. Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications but should indicate clearly whether the association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected. Where a consortium is proposed, clear roles and responsibilities of each partner must be provided, along with evidence of prior collaboration or effective consortium management. • APPROACH TO MARKET AND SELECTION METHOD The approa
Consultancy Service for Transaction Advisor on Green Industrialization
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTANCY SERVICES – FIRMS SELECTION) Shortlisting of Consultants Issued on: 17 October 2025 for Request for Expression of Interest for the Consultancy Services for Transaction Advisor on Green Industrialization (Open International) | | | Procurement Reference No: SC/EOI/EIF-01/2025 Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia 8933 Heinitzburg Heights c/o Heinitzburg & Dr. Theo – Ben Gurirab Streets Klein Windhoek, Windhoek, Namibia Tel: +264-61-431 7733 E-mail: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1: LETTER OF INVITATION.. 3 1. INTRODUCTION 3 2. BACKGROUND.. 3 3. SCOPE OF SERVICES.. 3 4. INVITATION 6 5. ELIGIBILITY OF CONSULTANT.. 6 6. CONFLICT OF INTEREST.. 6 7. QUALIFICATIONS.. 6 8. APPROACH TO MARKET AND SELECTION METHOD 7 9. CORRESPONDENCE.. 8 10. SUBMISSION OF EXPRESSION OF INTEREST.. 8 11. HARD COPY 8 12. ELECTRONIC FORMAT.. 9 SECTION 2: SUBMISSION FORMS.. 10 AF1 – DECLARATION AND UNDERTAKING.. 11 AF2 – GENERAL INFORMATION.. 13 AF3 – EXPERIENCE RECORD.. 14 DETAILS OF PROJECTS/CONTRACTS OF SIMILAR NATURE AND COMPLEXITY.. 15 SECTION 1: LETTER OF INVITATION Country: Namibia Name of Project: GFPP GREEN SEED PROJECT - TF0C8935 Procurement Name: Transaction Advisor on Green Industrialization Procurement Reference No: SC/EOI/EIF 01/2025 Dear Prospective Consultant REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR TRANSACTION ADVISOR ON GREEN INDUSTRIALIZATION (OPEN INTERNATIONAL) • INTRODUCTION The Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (hereinafter referred to as EIF) is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from qualified and experienced consultancy firms to provide Transaction Advisory services on Green Industrialization The EOI will lead to a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the scope of services detailed in Section 3 which will be shared with the shortlisted consultant. • BACKGROUND The Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN), through the Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) in collaboration with the Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme (NGH2P), has secured a grant under the World Bank’s Global Facility Project Preparation (GFPP) to support the design of a structure conducive to private sector investment in green industrialization and for the maximization of associated socio-economic benefits such as job creation, skills development, local development, and women’s empowerment. • SCOPE OF SERVICES The Transactional Advisor will conduct the following tasks in parallel to the extent possible: • Pillar 1: Project Pipeline Readiness Conduct a thorough assessment of the entire existing pipeline to determine project/company bankability, readiness, and compliance with CIF and MDB investment criteria; evaluate expected pipeline and identify for each project the gaps to achieve the Final Investment Decision (including but not restricted to economic viability, enabling infrastructure requirements, regulatory requirements) and outline the strategy and process for the forthcoming origination and underwriting of the instruments (taking into account the discussions between the GRN and Ninety-One on the new fund considered to extend blended debt to the private sector). Provide strategic recommendations to close the identified gaps and mitigate project risks through market sounding, risk allocation analysis, and financial modelling. Estimate the associated financial needs for projects and enabling infrastructure required. For the avoidance of doubt, the analysis should encompass projects in the pipeline (expected at this stage to be less than 10 projects) as well as enabling infrastructures needed (expected in the area of Walvis Bay). Pillar 1 deliverables: • Data-room collecting all relevant documents to assess the pipeline of projects and information needed to be able to conduct the analysis required under all Pillars described in these terms of reference (such as GHG emissions required under Pillar 4 below). • Market sounding summary (including challenges identified preventing reaching Final Investment Decision). • Risk allocation matrix (including environmental and social screening for the projects against IFC Performance Standards and the enabling infrastructure against World Bank Environmental and Social Framework). • Financial modelling (including as applicable cash flow analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and risk analysis of the identified projects in the pipeline to assess their financial viability and bankability, as well as to prioritize projects based on these evaluations). • Note assessing the projects against the CIF IDP criteria and confirming their eligibility under the CIF IDP Program. • Note identifying for each project (as well as for enabling infrastructure needed as applicable) the readiness status, bankability gaps and measures to address those, assessing financing needs for both private projects and public infrastructures. Note identifying for all pipeline projects (as well as for enabling infrastructure needed as applicable) the expected local content, targeted national jobs and more broadly the socio-economic benefits expected to be derived from the projects (identifying key challenges and measures to address them). • Pillar 2: Blended Finance & Investment Packaging Review, evaluate and provide recommendations for blended finance models including as applicable concessional loans, partial credit guarantees, subsidies, and Contracts for Difference, structured debt funds and securitizations to mobilize private sector and DFI investment alongside CIF concessional funding. Assess the potential for securitization within the project pipeline, evaluate the regulatory environment governing securitization, and identify potential originators for securitization opportunities. Pillar 2 deliverables: • Legal, financial, and tax due diligence regarding the new fund structure to be established in alignment with the GRN discussions with Ninety-One. • Note describing the structuring of the new fund structure informed by the aforementioned due diligence. • Comprehensive financing solutions for projects (and the enabling infrastructure) to facilitate the achievement of Financing Investment Decision and address identified risks (e.g. lowering the costs of capital to a certain level identified under Pillar, risk mitigation instruments, Contract for Difference etc.). • Mapping the potential MDB financing (blended with CIF financing) for the enabling infrastructure required (optimizing the financing terms and conditions to the extent possible). • Mapping the potential MDB financing (blended with CIF financing) to support the local SMEs participate to the value chain of the eligible projects identified under Pillar 1. • Mapping the potential MDB financing (blended with CIF financing) for the new fund considered. • Note assessing securitization potential, regulatory evaluation, and identification of originators for pipeline projects. • Pillar 3: Enabling Policy & Fiscal Frameworks Assess the adequacy of legal, regulatory, and fiscal framework in the context of the pipeline of projects identified under Pillar 1 (and associated enabling infrastructure). This review should encompass analyzing relevant Public-Private Partnership (PPP) models, Special Economic Zone (SEZ) regimes, Exclusive Prospecting License (EPL), tax incentives and recommend measures to address the bankability gaps in the pre-identified projects (and associated enabling infrastructure) and ensure a conducive enabling environment for these investments. Pillar 3 deliverables: • Legal note (part 1) summarizing the review of the existing legal/regulatory gap analysis conducted in the context of the pipeline of projects (which includes a list of measures identified to bridge the gaps), prioritizing the key measures needed to ensure the bankability of the projects identified under Pillar 1. • Legal Note (part 2) detailing the concrete measures needed to address the gaps in the enabling environment affecting the pipeline of projects and as the case may be the enabling infrastructure identified under Pillar 1 (e.g. EPL issue). • Tax note proposing and quantifying fiscal incentive design, informed by the review of the targeted fiscal incentives such as tax benefits and customs exemptions as the case may be designed to attract investment and accelerate project deployment and other required measures as applicable to close the viability gap of the pipeline identified under Pillar 1. • Industry note to provide guidance on measures needed to enhance the participation of the local firms in the value chains of the projects identified under Pillar 1 and associated job creation as well as social economic spillovers. • Pillar 4: Monitoring, Evaluation & Knowledge Management Map CIF IDP impact indicators determining baseline and prospective outcomes based on CIF IDP with the objective to enable the GRN to effectively track greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions, private capital mobilization, job creation, and socio-economic co-benefits, ensuring alignment with CIF IDP monitoring requirements and international best practice standards. Pillar 4 deliverables: • Draft result framework to track the CIF IDP indicators for the pipeline of projects identified under Pillar 1 (and associated enabling infrastructure) including baseline data (to be collected under Pillar 1 data-room). See attached detailed Terms of Reference (ToR). • INVITATION EIF hereby invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to submit Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the provision of the above-mentioned Services. Interested, and registered Consultancy Firms should provide information demonstrating that they have the required technical capabilities, managerial capabilities, qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services to be shortlisted for further engagement on the Socio Economic and E