Posted on 19 October 2020

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the global conservation organization, has a mission to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by:
a) conserving the world’s biological diversity;
b) ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable and c) reducing pollution and wasteful consumption.

The Energy, Climate and Extractives Programme (ECEP) is implementing a number of projects to promote the development and access to sustainable and inclusive energy solutions for a climate resilient future in Uganda. These projects include: Scaling-Up Rural Electrification Using Innovative Solar PV Distribution Models Project (here after referred to as EU-Solar Project), Uganda Climate and Energy Programme (here after referred to as Clean Energy Project), Oil for Development (OfD) Project, and Africa Adaptation Initiative (AAI).

Both the EU-Solar and Clean Energy Projects are contributing to addressing the energy access challenge in Uganda. According to the World Bank Global Tracking Energy Progress Report , only 43% of the Ugandan population has access to electricity. Specifically, the Clean Energy Project has a goal of: “Communities living in the Albertine Graben have adopted sustainable and renewable energy alternatives to reduce dependency on biomass for their energy needs”.

WWF-Uganda Country Office seeks to hire a consultancy firm to undertake an independent End of Project Evaluation for two Renewable Energy Projects under the Energy, Climate and Extractives Programme (these projects are Scaling-Up Rural Electrification Using Innovative Solar PV Distribution Models Project (here after referred to as EU-Solar Project), Uganda Climate and Energy Programme (here after referred to as Clean Energy Project)

Interested parties may obtain the detailed Terms of Reference by sending an email requesting for the same to pmukisa@wwfuganda.org

Issuance of full terms of reference documents:
Till: 27th October 2020, 11:59 PM

Late requests will not be honored.