Climate Change and Green Growth (CC&GG) Expert

Individual consultancy (contract). The assignment shall be carried out for a minimum cumulative period of 24 months, with intermittent pre-agreed inputs. Location: Harare, with work across Hwange, Lupane and Binga Districts.

Key responsibilities

• Anchor the project's civil works and community frameworks within national climate policies and international green-growth agendas — delivering strategic climate integration, ecosystem frameworks and targeted community capacity building across Hwange, Lupane and Binga Districts.
• Design overarching technical frameworks, action plans and operational guidelines to align local development, ecosystem restoration and Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) with Zimbabwe's revised Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC.30).
• Based on NDC targets and the project-level Measurement, Reporting and Verification (MRV) process, determine whether investments implemented through the project are leading to, and have actually led to, a reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions.

• Interested individual consultants must demonstrate the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the services.
• Submit: an updated detailed CV; a description of similar assignments; experience in similar conditions; and other information demonstrating the required qualifications and relevant experience.
• Eligibility, short-listing and selection follow the African Development Bank's Procurement Framework (2015).

How to apply: expressions of interest must be delivered by 12 October 2026 at 1000hrs, mentioning "Recruitment of Climate Change and Green Growth (CC&GG) Expert", to The Programme Manager (Attn: The Procurement Officer), Programme Management Unit, Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, Kaguyi Building, Cnr Central Ave and Simon V. Muzenda, Harare — email [email protected]. Further information and the Terms of Reference are available at the above address, 08:00–16:30 (Harare time). REF Code: IC-MOF-AFDB-ZAVACLEP-18-2026. Selection follows the African Development Bank's Procurement Framework (2015).