November 10, 2017 Accra
The United Nations University Institute for Natural Resources in Africa (UNU-INRA) seeks the services of a team of consultants / consulting firm to undertake a research on “The Potential of Solar Energy in Ghana: Stakeholder Uptake and Business Case as Alternative Energy Source”. This research falls within the policy and regulatory framework of the Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (GCIC) project.
Objectives of Assignment
The objectives of the assignment are to:
Deliverable
The team of consultants / consulting firm shall deliver the following:
Duration
The level of effort required for this assignment is 35 input days over the period November to December, 2017.
Qualification and Requirement
A team of consultants / consulting firms with relevant skills and competencies will be needed to undertake the assignment. The team members should have at least:
Application process
The full terms of reference (ToR) for the assignment is available at the ‘Related Files’ section or here. To apply, interested individuals / consulting firms should submit CVs of their team and a proposed daily rate (in USD) to twum@unu.edu latest by 15hrs GMT, 20th November, 2017.
The Ghana Climate Innovation Center (GCIC) is providing a country-driven approach to solving climate, energy and resource challenges to support economic development through job creation in Ghana. The project is being implemented by Ashesi University, Ernst&Yong, SNV and the United Nations University (UNU-INRA).