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This opportunity is for the appointment of a Monitoring, Learning and Evaluation (MEL) partner for the UK Market Accelerator for Green Construction (MAGC) programme. The MEL partner will be required to deliver an interim and final evaluation of the programme.
Role of the evaluation partner
MAGC is a substantial investment of International Climate Finance budget in green buildings by BEIS. As such monitoring and evaluation is key to giving assurance that the programme is having the intended benefits and providing good value for money for the UK taxpayer, whilst maximising the learning and transformation potential and informing future strategic decisions.
The aim of the independent evaluation is to gather information on programme performance and lessons learned on MAGC in order to:
Key themes likely to feature in the evaluation
The evaluation methodology is still to be determined but is likely to consist of:
Expertise required from MEL partner includes the following. The Authority would welcome consortia bids to ensure the right mix of skills.
The Authority plans to stagger the evaluation into 3 delivery phases (timelines estimated):
Please see additional information for an overview of the programme and early market engagement event.
Additional information:
Overview of the programme
The UK Market Accelerator for Green Construction (MAGC) is a £103m capital investment and technical assistance programme delivered by the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The purpose of this programme is to boost the uptake of greener construction practices and technologies in developing countries, including new build and retrofits. The programme works across 4 components:
Growing the market for green construction will help to tackle climate change by locking in low emissions through efficient design, whilst also realising the co-benefits of economic wellbeing for owners and occupants through lower utility bills, promoting energy and water security through resource efficiency, improving quality of life and enabling green growth. The programme is open to the following countries:
More information about the programme can be found here: https://www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/topics_ext_content/ifc_external_corporate_site/bf/focus-areas/bf-climate/magc
This PIN provides notice of the early market engagement event on this new procurement which will be held on Wednesday 12th October at 14:00 UK time and will be held via MS Teams.
Please email …@beis.gov.uk to register for the EME and receive more information about the event.
No supplier information available.