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| + | |Job description=Around 2.3 billion people do not have access to clean cooking solutions. Instead, they must rely on burning traditional biomass or polluting fuels, which has severe consequences. Indoor air pollution from the use of traditional fuels for cooking causes millions of deaths annually. The estimated cost worldwide from the use of traditional fuels for cooking is approximately USD 2.4 trillion each year, which accounts for the adverse impacts on health, the climate lost productivity, and the environment, including deforestation[1]. Meanwhile, there is a chronic lack of finance flowing to the clean cooking sector. | ||
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| + | By developing a thriving global market for improved and clean cooking solutions, we can transform the way the world is cooking, saving lives, improving livelihoods, empowering women, and protecting the environment while accelerating economic growth, simultaneously. | ||
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| + | Our Clean Cooking access program focuses on filling missing links within the sector, including the need to raise ambition and help governments recognize the co-benefits of clean cooking access, and providing data to drive planning and investment in scalable solutions. | ||
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| + | SEforALL is seeking the services of a consultant to develop a clean cooking policy toolkit “The Clean Cooking Economic Co-benefits Toolkit” (Hereafter referred to as the CCEC Toolkit) that can offer a decision-making framework by running a cost-benefit analysis based on statistical and economic parameters for SEforALL partners and stakeholders, including but not limited to government officials, policymakers, energy access researchers and more. | ||
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| + | To develop such a toolkit, SEforALL is seeking a consultant(s)/firm who is adept in quantitative analysis, statistics, econometric analysis, and political economy; with knowledge of the clean cooking sector, and can develop this decision-making framework. The consultant is expected to take charge of data collection and processing, while SEforALL will assist by facilitating connections between the consultant and various key players and stakeholders in the country, including ministries, government agencies, industry experts, community leaders, and other relevant entities. | ||
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Revision as of 14:06, 7 June 2023
Job title
ToR: Provision of services related to Clean Cooking Economic Co-Benefits Toolkit
Organisation
Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL)
Language of description
English
Job description
[[Job description::Around 2.3 billion people do not have access to clean cooking solutions. Instead, they must rely on burning traditional biomass or polluting fuels, which has severe consequences. Indoor air pollution from the use of traditional fuels for cooking causes millions of deaths annually. The estimated cost worldwide from the use of traditional fuels for cooking is approximately USD 2.4 trillion each year, which accounts for the adverse impacts on health, the climate lost productivity, and the environment, including deforestation[1]. Meanwhile, there is a chronic lack of finance flowing to the clean cooking sector.
By developing a thriving global market for improved and clean cooking solutions, we can transform the way the world is cooking, saving lives, improving livelihoods, empowering women, and protecting the environment while accelerating economic growth, simultaneously.
Our Clean Cooking access program focuses on filling missing links within the sector, including the need to raise ambition and help governments recognize the co-benefits of clean cooking access, and providing data to drive planning and investment in scalable solutions.
SEforALL is seeking the services of a consultant to develop a clean cooking policy toolkit “The Clean Cooking Economic Co-benefits Toolkit” (Hereafter referred to as the CCEC Toolkit) that can offer a decision-making framework by running a cost-benefit analysis based on statistical and economic parameters for SEforALL partners and stakeholders, including but not limited to government officials, policymakers, energy access researchers and more.
To develop such a toolkit, SEforALL is seeking a consultant(s)/firm who is adept in quantitative analysis, statistics, econometric analysis, and political economy; with knowledge of the clean cooking sector, and can develop this decision-making framework. The consultant is expected to take charge of data collection and processing, while SEforALL will assist by facilitating connections between the consultant and various key players and stakeholders in the country, including ministries, government agencies, industry experts, community leaders, and other relevant entities.]]Application deadline
2023/07/03
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