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Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy

Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) 2

Government ServicesCPV 75000000 75200000 75210000 75211000
ValueValue not published
Deadline1 Jan 2001
Published20 Jun 2023
RegionUK-wide
Timeline
Published 20 Jun 2023ClosedCloses 1 Jan 2001
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The brief

The Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) is a technical assistance programme that provides capacity building support primarily to innovative low-carbon sustainable infrastructure projects seeking USD$5m-50m climate finance investment in emerging markets.

The CFA brings together climate financiers, policymakers, and entrepreneurial and innovative project proponents to identify and overcome barriers to investment.

The programme provides tailored capability building support to projects, and support to climate financiers and policymakers to de-risk sustainable investments and build curated investment pipelines for investors.

The CFA is funded by UK Government's Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), under the International Climate Finance (ICF) portfolio, as part of the UK Government's £11.6 billion commitment to support ODA-eligible countries to respond to the challenges and opportunities of climate change.

To support delivery of these goals, the CFA will continue to grow in scope and delivery over the course of this contract, annual programme budget is expected to increase from £3.7m (23/24 forecast) to up to be £10m (27/28 forecast), with a budget of up to £40m over a five-year period.

This will allow the programme to scale the now proven and successful methodology within existing countries and sectors, and to new countries and sectors, and to draw on learnings from ongoing independent evaluation and learning activities.

The main outcomes and outputs of CFA - Phase 2 could include: > Developing a robust pipeline of investable sustainable projects, and curating this pipeline for climate financiers. > Providing tailored support to project proponents to enhance their likelihood of securing climate investment. > Developing and maintaining a database of climate financiers, and supporting the development of their green finance skillsets. > Delivering a high-profile and impactful external engagement offer. > Working with partners (national governments, DFIs, philanthropies, commercial entities) to sustainably embed the CFA process in partner countries. > Deliver the programme in conscious complementary alignment with the wider DESNZ/UK government portfolio of ICF programmes.

DELIVERY TIMELINE The existing Services are being delivered via a contract running to November 2024.

This procurement will see Services commencing in Summer 2024 for delivery of new programme activity ahead of the end of the existing contract and to allow for a handover period.

The new Services are expected to continue until June 2029.

PROCUREMENT TIMELINE The Authority anticipates initial market engagement in October 2023, ahead of launching a procurement in early 2024.

Further notices will be issued with details of how to participate in market engagement and with further details on procurement timelines as this information becomes available.

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

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The Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) is

The Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) is a technical assistance programme that provides capacity building support primarily to innovative low-carbon sustainable infrastructure projects seeking USD$5m-50m climate finance investment in emerging markets.

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The programme provides tailored capability building support

The programme provides tailored capability building support to projects, and support to climate financiers and policymakers to de-risk sustainable investments and build curated investment pipelines for investors.

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To support delivery of these goals,

To support delivery of these goals, the CFA will continue to grow in scope and delivery over the course of this contract, annual programme budget is expected to increase from £3.7m (23/24 forecast) to up to be £10m (27/28 forecast), with a budget of up to £40m over a five-year period.

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> Providing tailored support to project proponents

> Providing tailored support to project proponents to enhance their likelihood of securing climate investment.

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> Deliver the programme in conscious complementary

> Deliver the programme in conscious complementary alignment with the wider DESNZ/UK government portfolio of ICF programmes.

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