GIZ
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH invites applications from suitable professionals for the Project “Sustainable Electric Transport for Nepal” (SET4NPL).
The SET4NPL project was developed by GIZ and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) in partnership with the Government of Nepal and aims to:
Demonstrate the benefits of Electric Micro- and Minibuses (EMBs) to Public Transport Operators (PTOs) and convince them to adopt EMBs in their fleets.
Support the replacement of internal combustion engine (ICE) powered microbuses (11-14 seats) and minibuses (15-25 seats) with EMBs.
Encourage widespread reform towards electric vehicles (EVs) and improved public transport by developing and implementing viable business and financial models for EMBs in Nepal.
Facilitate the usage of imminent oversupply of domestic hydropower and reduce the import of fossil fuels and reduce the trade deficit.
The goal of SET4NPL will be to support and facilitate the deployment of 3,500 EMB support packages including e-ticketing machines, GPS devices, vehicle immobilizers, and LED panels, as well as optionally charging stations, maintenance contracts and 3-phase NEA electricity connection applications. Additionally, SET4NPL will support the GoN and relevant stakeholders and develop and set-up a charging station and e-ticketing ecosystem. This will lead to a direct GHG mitigation of 1,65 million tCO2e and indirect mitigation of 3,5 million tCO2e over the lifespan of EMBs.
SET4NPL is funded by the Mitigation Action Facility (www.mitigation-action.org). The Mitigation Action Facility evolved from the NAMA Facility in 2023 as a go-to platform for providing technical support and climate finance for ambitious mitigation projects with an aim of decarbonizing key sectors of the economy and society. It continues to fund ambitious climate change mitigation projects to implement Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and long-term strategies (LTS) that are central to meeting the Paris Agreement goals.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH invites applications from suitable professionals for the Project “Sustainable Electric Transport for Nepal” (SET4NPL).
The SET4NPL project was developed by GIZ and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) in partnership with the Government of Nepal and aims to:
Demonstrate the benefits of Electric Micro- and Minibuses (EMBs) to Public Transport Operators (PTOs) and convince them to adopt …
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Position: Legal Advisor or Junior Legal Advisor
Duty Station: Kathmandu
Responsibilities:
The project is active in the sectors of public transport and electric mobility and is partnering with multiple stakeholders such as government authorities, official institutions, donors and development partners, private banks, PTOs, EV suppliers, the supplier of charging stations and an e-ticketing ecosystem and other stakeholders. Many of the project activities require expertise regarding national and international laws and regulations. The ability to use precise and correct language is needed for the preparation of documents such as tenders/TORs, contracts, reports, and guidelines. Additionally, the responsibilities of this position include managing and monitoring stakeholder activities to hold them accountable based on existing agreements with the project.
Therefore, the project intends to hire an expert to provide legal and qualitative input in the described fields. The expert should not only have specific technical legal knowledge in the mentioned areas but should also be able to think independently and creatively to develop the project beyond its core targets.
The position holder is responsible for:
Required qualifications and experience:
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Note: This position may be filled by Legal Advisor or Jr. Legal Advisor depending on suitability of applicant
Only short-listed candidates will be called for an interview. No telephone inquiries will be entertained. The organization reserves the right to cancel or postpone the whole recruitment process without providing any reasons whatsoever.