Project Preparation Facility

AAN Associates leads this readiness support initiative as a development consulting firm registered in both Pakistan and Florida, USA, with headquarters in Islamabad. Since 2007, AAN has cultivated expertise across all GCF regions Africa, Asia-Pacific, The Middle East, Latin America & Caribbean, and Europe ensuring comprehensive coverage across all GCF member countries through strategic partnerships and associate networks. Rather than maintaining traditional offices everywhere, AAN has built strategic partnerships and associate networks that provide deep local knowledge while ensuring rapid response capabilities. This approach allows it to operate effectively across diverse contexts, from fragile states to emerging economies.

AAN's consortium partners and sector specialists bring proven experience across all eight GCF result areas: energy access, low-emission transport, buildings and industry efficiency, forests and land use, vulnerable communities, food and water security, infrastructure resilience, and ecosystem services. AAN has successfully supported climate adaptation and mitigation through evaluation, research, strategy development, and institutional capacity strengthening.

AAN Long-Term Agreements with UN agencies, Green Climate Fund (GCF), Council of Europe (CoE), GAVI, The Global Fund, and international development partners reflect its commitment to delivering results. The consortium understands that effective climate action requires both technical excellence and genuine collaboration with local stakeholders.

The Abt Global Consortium, led by Abt Global and comprising Climate Analytics, CrossBoundary, Pollination, and SURECO, is a partnership of five organizations with extensive global reach and technical expertise. The consortium has significant experience delivering Green Climate Fund (GCF) Project Preparation support, having served as a delivery partner under the initial GCF Project Preparation Facility Services framework. Together, they have completed over 50 GCF-related assignments, guiding organizations through project preparation to accelerate funding access and support climate-resilient implementation. Their locally driven approach aligns projects with national strategies and stakeholder priorities, enhancing ownership. Collaborating with multilateral banks, bilateral donors, and private investors, the consortium mobilizes and blends funding while leveraging expertise in GCF financial instruments to design tailored, impactful public–private partnerships. The consortium delivers context-specific support across all GCF regions and sectors, including mitigation, adaptation, forests, ecosystems, livelihoods, health, food security, and energy.

AGRER, a member of the TYPSA engineering group, brings over 60 years of experience supporting public institutions and investment planning in climate-vulnerable settings. With deep expertise in feasibility studies, project identification, and appraisal, AGRER specializes in the water-energy-food-environment nexus, fostering cross-sectoral synergies to build climate resilience and promote sustainable development.

The firm has supported project pipeline development in numerous developing countries through a multilingual in-house team (English, French, Spanish, Arabic) with extensive international experience and strong familiarity with GCF policies and safeguards. AGRER’s technical expertise spans renewable energy, climate-smart agriculture, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable land use, in both mitigation and adaptation sectors.

The consortium excels at managing complex, high-impact assignments across all GCF result areas. Its approach combines rigorous project appraisal with decades of hands-on technical assistance and capacity building, delivering practical, context-specific solutions that are grounded in local realities and aligned with global standards.

Chemonics International Inc. brings 50 years of expertise in locally-led development, delivering sustainable climate solutions across all Green Climate Fund (GCF) result areas. Their strengths include policy analysis, private sector engagement, financial structuring, and project preparation, with a strong focus on gender equity, social inclusion, and capacity building through tools like MECLAP and ResilienceHub.

In Health, Food, and Water Security, Chemonics deploys hydrological modeling and early warning systems via platforms such as FEWS NET. In Livelihoods, they promote nature-based solutions and inclusive market access. For Energy, they support clean energy investment through blended finance mechanisms like the Sustainable Investment Accelerator.

They conduct climate risk assessments for Transport and Infrastructure and structure conservation finance via PES and carbon markets under Ecosystems. In Forests and Land Use, they advance watershed governance and sustainable land management through initiatives like Resilient Waters in Africa.

Chemonics delivers feasibility studies, GHG quantification, safeguards, and financial modeling to ensure projects meet GCF standards and attract investment.

Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) is a global analysis and advisory organization that works at the intersection of climate finance and policy. With over 180 experts across seven international offices, CPI supports governments, financial institutions, and businesses to design and implement climate strategies that deliver real-world impact.

CPI provides technical support in tracking and improving finance flows to climate projects, pipeline development, and the design of financial instruments. CPI combines deep finance and policy knowledge with practical implementation experience. Governments and public institutions have regularly picked CPI to manage programs to enable climate finance. CPI was the Program Manager for US-India Clean Energy Finance (USICEF), a distributed solar focussed project preparation facility (PPF). CPI was chosen to serve as the secretariat for the Finance in Common Financial Innovation (FiCS) Lab to create a platform for public development banks to tackle barriers to private climate finance.

CPI acts as secretariat for the multiple PPFs like the Cities Climate Finance Leadership Alliance and the ClimateShot Investor Coalition bringing together large and diverse set of stakeholders to mobilize resources for project preparation. As the host of the Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance, CPI is recognized globally for pioneering financial solutions that unlock climate investments at scale.

DAI Global UK, founded in 1970, is a private-sector, mission-driven global development company with extensive experience delivering solutions for multilateral and bilateral donors, climate funds, development finance institutions, governments, civil society, and private sector clients. With 155 offices worldwide - including regional hubs in Nigeria, Palestine, Jordan, Guyana, Pakistan, the US, UK, Belgium, Turkey, Serbia, Germany, Austria, and Australia - DAI operates across all Green Climate Fund (GCF) regions: Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Pacific. Its multidisciplinary teams specialize in climate, environment, energy, economic growth, fragile states, digital acceleration, global health, governance, and education. Leveraging expertise in blended finance and strong public-private sector partnerships, DAI supports countries’ readiness efforts and accredited entities (AEs) in developing quality funding proposals. The firm has mobilized $2.7 billion in climate finance through flexible, scalable investments, innovative financial instruments (e.g., climate debt swaps, green bonds), and capacity building. DAI provides comprehensive services - from feasibility studies to gender and environmental assessments and advisory support - ensuring alignment with GCF’s rigorous investment criteria across mitigation and adaptation results areas.

Dalberg is a mission-driven global group providing strategy and investment advisory, research, geospatial analytics, data science, and human-centered design. With nearly a decade of experience supporting the Green Climate Fund Secretariat and Accredited Entities, Dalberg delivers comprehensive, tailored funding proposal assistance that results in high-quality components. Its unique footprint, comprising 28 offices and 600 staff across low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), facilitates close collaboration with National Designated Authorities (NDAs) and local communities. Dalberg possesses expertise across all GCF result areas.

E Co. brings over 25 years of experience supporting clients in achieving low-carbon, climate-resilient development. The team has designed and delivered more than 550 climate finance assignments across 177 countries, maintaining a 100% project approval rate and mobilizing USD 7.5 billion. E Co. provides end-to-end project preparation services, including feasibility studies, stakeholder engagement, environmental and social impact assessments (ESIA), gender analysis, and financial structuring. Its multilingual team combines global expertise with strong regional networks to offer high-quality, locally grounded support. The company aligns with the Green Climate Fund’s (GCF) investment criteria, Updated Strategic Plan 2024–2027 targets, and Project Preparation Facility (PPF) timelines to produce impactful, bankable proposals for Accredited Entities (AEs) and Direct Access Entities (DAEs). E Co.’s strong track record, holistic climate fund knowledge, global presence, collaborative approach with local experts, and expertise in finance and contextual factors position it uniquely to deliver effective and sustainable climate solutions. Its technical and strategic expertise spans all eight GCF result areas, delivering transformative, sector-driven solutions across 17 sectors through seven service areas.

Ernst & Young LLP (EY LLP) is a global leader in consulting and advisory services, employing over 400,000 professionals across more than 150 countries. Its multidisciplinary teams offer deep sector expertise, digital transformation capabilities, and proactive insights to unlock new value, promoting sustainable and inclusive growth through technology-driven transformation. EY serves clients across all industries worldwide and has been recognized as the #1 Sustainability service provider for three consecutive years (2022–2024) by Verdantix, an independent research and advisory firm. With a strong focus on the financial services sector, EY supports sustainable finance frameworks, strategy development, product launches, impact investing assessments, blended finance design, partnerships, and ESG integration into products and services. The firm also collaborates with international funding agencies to identify priority sectors for green and sustainable investments. EY operates globally with over 400,000 employees in 700 locations, headquartered in London, UK, with its India head office based in Gurugram and presence in 14 Indian cities.

FOKABS is a global climate change and sustainability consulting firm with a vision to build greener resilient communities. The headquarters of Fokabs is in Ottawa, Canada with regional hubs in Africa and Latin America & Caribbean. The company provides technical assistance, training and capacity building, project development and management, and monitoring and evaluation support. Fokabs’ areas of adaptation expertise include Livelihoods of People and Communities; Health, Food, and Water Security; and Ecosystem and Ecosystem Services. Regarding mitigation expertise, Fokabs covers Energy Generation and Access; Forest and Land Use; and Buildings, Cities, Industries, and Appliances.

FOKABS has so far provided consulting services in more than 80 countries. Some of its past and current clients include the World Bank, United Nations agencies (UNDP, UNIDO, UNICEF, UNEP, UNESCO, UN-Migration, UNFF, UNECA, UNOPS, FAO), GCF, GEF, African Development Bank, Caribbean Development Bank, Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), European Investment Bank (EIB), World Economic Forum, EY, KPMG, PwC, Stantec, GIZ, WWF, IUCN, CGIAR, COMIFAC, NORAD, DFID, GAC-Canada, Technical Centre for Agriculture and Rural Development (CTA), Conservation International, Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS), Global Water Partnership (GWP), Centre for Ecological Monitoring (CSE-Senegal), and several government institutions.

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management registered in Germany, jointly with the three partner organisations the International Centre for Environmental Management (ICEM), registered in Singapore, C4 EcoSolutions, registered in South Africa and SASA, with registered offices across Latin America, build on long-term experience in establishing climate actions, including the development and implementation of investment design and preparation of high-quality funding proposals.

The partners bring a track record in building institutional and staff capacities of several NDAs and AEs, and developing national frameworks, mastering jointly the development of the project and programming cycle. By applying an inclusive approach, the partners align to the needs of beneficiaries, build on local know how, and bring in international good practice and standards of sustainable finance, technical solutions, impact assessments and data management.

By identifying and developing suitable climate mitigation and adaptation solutions across public and private sectors, the partners provide climate solutions with a climate-nature nexus throughout all GCF results areas.

With their offices across all continents and experts that are working across Africa, Asia & the Pacific, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, The Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean, the partners can respond to local and regional requests in a timely way.

GHD has a strong track record in delivering high-quality project preparation services that enable Accredited Entities (AEs) and Direct Access Entities (DAEs) to develop and implement investment-ready funding proposals aligned with the Green Climate Fund’s (GCF) strategic priorities. Their expertise covers all eight GCF result areas and the full range of Project Preparation Facility (PPF) assignments, including feasibility studies, climate impact assessments, gender and social inclusion analysis, and financial structuring.

GHD specializes in building the technical and institutional capacity of AEs and DAEs through facilitative and collaborative approaches. Their teams work closely with national and regional entities to co-develop high-quality proposals that reflect country ownership, integrate climate science, and meet GCF investment criteria. Services include capacity strengthening for project design, technical advisory and knowledge transfer, accelerated proposal readiness, and collaborative delivery.

With permanent offices across Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Singapore, UAE, the Philippines, Chile, the UK, Qatar, and North America, plus long-term project offices in the Cook Islands, Saipan, and Guam, GHD offers locally grounded, regionally informed, and globally aligned solutions.

The Global Water Partnership Organisation (GWPO) is an intergovernmental body with over 20 years of experience supporting climate-resilient water investments, mobilizing more than €2 billion across 60 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. GWPO has provided tailored assistance to over 77 countries in project preparation, climate rationale, and accessing GCF readiness and Project Preparation Facility funds, collaborating with partners like the World Meteorological Organization, development banks, and the African Union.

GWPO strengthens local capacities, supports accreditation of GCF National Direct Access Entities, NDC planning, NAP development, and climate policy improvements. Its efforts have improved water governance in 90+ countries and 25 transboundary basins, enhancing sustainable infrastructure and access to climate finance.

Through programs like the Associated Programme on Flood Management and Integrated Drought Management, GWPO works with 70+ technical partners. Its IWRM Action Hub connects 2,800+ partners worldwide, promoting gender-transformative programming and coordinating activities across 87 countries via 13 regional water partnerships.

GOPA Worldwide Consultants, as the lead of a multidisciplinary consortium with GOPA AFC, GOPA Intec, and GOPA Infra, brings together complementary expertise to address the full spectrum of the Green Climate Fund’s (GCF) eight result areas. GOPA Worldwide specializes in education, health, governance, economic development, environment, institutional capacity building, climate resilience, and sustainable livelihoods. GOPA AFC adds in-depth knowledge in agriculture, food security, rural development, protection of ecosystems, and sustainable land-use practices. GOPA Intec offers advanced technical solutions in renewable energy, low-emission transport, and resilient infrastructure, supporting low-carbon development. GOPA Infra contributes extensive experience in infrastructure development, urban planning, and environmental management. Together, these partners form a robust consortium with a strong presence across multiple regions. GOPA Worldwide, GOPA Intec, and GOPA Infra are headquartered in Bad Homburg, while GOPA AFC operates in Bonn. The consortium maintains a broad geographical footprint, with regional offices in 59 countries across all GCF regions: 24 in Africa, 16 in Asia & the Pacific, 5 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 7 in Europe, and 7 in Central Asia & the The Middle East. This reach, paired with expertise and an integrated approach, enables the GOPA-led consortium to support impactful, country-driven climate action.

Royal HaskoningDHV is an independent international consultancy founded in 1881, employing over 6,800 permanent and flexible staff worldwide. Combining engineering, design, consultancy, software, and technology, the firm delivers future-proof solutions aligned with its mission of Enhancing Society Together and contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Royal HaskoningDHV’s multidisciplinary team has extensive experience relevant to the Green Climate Fund, including climate risk and vulnerability assessments, social vulnerability analysis, urban resilience, water management, adaptation appraisal (including Nature-based Solutions), feasibility studies, design, tender preparation, and supervision. The firm also provides innovative digital tools, early warning systems, and climate/ESG data to support climate-informed decision-making and investment pipelines aligned with local priorities.

CIAT demonstrates robust expertise in climate finance and capacity-building through initiatives closely aligned with the Green Climate Fund’s (GCF) adaptation and mitigation priorities. Its efforts are grounded in interdisciplinary research, extensive partnerships, and innovative finance mechanisms, developed and implemented across diverse regions to support country-specific climate resilience needs.

Through the Climate-Smart Agriculture Investment Plan (CSAIP) Development Guide, it has supported countries including Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Ethiopia, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Kenya, and Mali in developing tailored CSA frameworks that enhance climate adaptation and attract financing. These plans provide scalable, investment-ready solutions to drive sustainable agricultural productivity and resilience in the face of climate change. For instance, the Climate-Smart Agriculture Investment Plan for Côte d'Ivoire includes in-depth climate risk and vulnerability assessments and prioritizes resilience strategies for major crops and value chains like cocoa and rice.

CIAT's CSA Country Profiles cover over 30 countries, including Cabo Verde, Seychelles, Ethiopia, Honduras, Vietnam, and Pakistan. These profiles offer a structured assessment of CSA practices, adaptation needs, and investment opportunities, influencing national policy and multilateral financing strategies.

KPMG’s International Development Assistance Services (IDAS) team is a trusted partner to climate financiers, with a proven track record supporting climate sector organizations—including national institutions, direct access entities, and local delivery partners—across emerging markets. KPMG offers hands-on experience from project design to implementation, transforming concepts into investment-ready proposals through tailored technical, financial, and operational support. Their work covers all eight Green Climate Fund (GCF) investment areas and is rooted in a strong commitment to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals.

Operating in over 140 countries with approximately 570 offices, KPMG mobilizes multidisciplinary teams combining deep local insight and global expertise. Their experience includes assessing hundreds of funding applications, supporting proposal development, and designing environmental, social, and results management systems. With a strong understanding of donor expectations and climate finance architecture, KPMG engages across public and private sectors, donors, multilateral institutions, and non-profits, delivering tangible results, actionable insights, and fostering trust through transparent, evidence-based communication.

The consortium brings together Baastel and CPCS, two firms with complementary expertise in sustainable development and infrastructure. Baastel supports clients throughout the project lifecycle, offering deep cross-cultural understanding and expertise in climate finance, adaptation and mitigation, renewable energy, low-carbon development, governance, gender and social inclusion, and disaster risk management.

Specializing in transport, energy, and water sectors, CPCS provides end-to-end infrastructure advisory services, including technical, legal, financial, and regulatory components. Climate change adaptation and mitigation underpin all of its work, with strengths in transport decarbonization, clean energy transition, and water security. Together, the consortium is well-positioned to deliver impact across GCF result areas.

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Monash University is a global leader in climate adaptation, mitigation, and finance, with a strong presence in the Indo-Pacific and Small Island Developing States. Through platforms such as the Monash Sustainable Development Institute, ClimateWorks Centre, Faculty of Business and Economics, and the Centre for Pacific Action for Climate Transitions (PACT), Monash supports climate finance readiness, adaptation planning, and institutional capacity building. The university offers end-to-end support across the project preparation cycle, including feasibility assessments, safeguards, stakeholder engagement, gender analysis, and financial modelling. Monash brings interdisciplinary expertise spanning climate finance, low-emissions development, gender and social inclusion, energy systems modelling, climate risk assessment, and community-based adaptation. With extensive experience managing complex, multi-country initiatives and ISO-certified systems, Monash ensures robust delivery. Its presence in Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Europe, and the South Pacific enables locally grounded, regionally integrated approaches to climate action, delivering high-impact, investment-ready proposals aligned with GCF priorities. Monash University's expertise spans climate finance, low-emissions development, gender and social inclusion, energy systems modelling, climate risk assessment, and community-based adaptation.

The consortium, led by OCA Global in partnership with greenwerk, Climate Focus, and GlobalCAD, provides interdisciplinary technical assistance to advance the transition to a sustainable, decarbonized, and climate-resilient society. It collaborates closely with public administrations, banks, investment funds, and project developers to implement low-carbon strategies and resilience planning. It offers expertise in deploying energy infrastructure globally and advises on comprehensive climate mitigation and adaptation measures, unlocking climate finance for transformative projects in transport, built environments, and urban development. Greenwerk has completed over 30 readiness assignments, successfully unlocking climate finance for energy, infrastructure, and environmental projects. Climate Focus specializes in climate-smart forestry and land use, supporting ecosystem protection and community livelihoods. GlobalCAD provides targeted advice on climate resilience, addressing Health, food, and water security, and community development. Together, the consortium delivers customized, impactful solutions in GCF-supported countries.

Open Capital is a leading African advisory firm with over 15 years of experience advancing climate action across Sub-Saharan Africa. Headquartered in Kenya and Mauritius, with offices in eight African countries, Open Capital has mobilized over $1B in climate investments and launched more than 15 climate finance facilities. The firm supports governments, project proponents, accredited entities, and investors in unlocking climate finance and enabling the transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient economies.

Its work is structured around four pillars: (i) strengthening readiness and institutional capacity; (ii) enabling climate finance through innovative instruments and transaction advisory; (iii) co-developing and implementing large-scale climate programmes; and (iv) producing influential climate policy and market analysis. Open Capital’s expertise spans all eight GCF result areas, covering both mitigation and adaptation. With deep regional presence and strong investor networks, the firm supports aligned, impactful project development across energy, transport, land use, resilient infrastructure, ecosystems, and community-based adaptation throughout Africa.

Oxford Policy Management (OPM) and its consortium partners design, implement, and evaluate climate change adaptation and mitigation projects across more than 40 countries, working on thematic areas such as adaptation and resilience, low carbon growth, climate finance, disaster risk, and urban resilience. With expertise across all eight GCF strategic impact areas, they have delivered more than 350 projects covering adaptation, mitigation, and sustainable development.

The consortium has expertise in climate policy, project development, and international climate finance management, offering comprehensive capabilities for GCF Project Preparation Facility support. Their work includes capacity building and technical assistance to Accredited Entities in developing countries, including LDCs and SIDS, throughout the project lifecycle – from concept to approval. They also provide advisory support on climate governance, low-carbon policy development, and public-private climate finance. In addition, the consortium has carried out multi-sectoral feasibility studies, economic and financial analyses, environmental and social safeguards assessments, and gender action plan development for climate initiatives across diverse regions.

Pegasys is a South Africa-based strategy and management consultancy that supports access to climate finance by designing projects and programmes that align policy priorities, investor interests, and community needs. In collaboration with partners such as Carbon Trust, IBIS, Itad, and Mott Macdonald, the firm draws on a global network of over 5,000 experts across 160+ offices in more than 140 countries. Pegasys combines local knowledge with technical expertise across all eight GCF result areas. With a track record in developing successful GCF funding proposals and an in-depth understanding of GCF investment criteria, Pegasys anticipates and addresses challenges during the project preparation cycle. The firm works closely with public and private sector Direct Access Entities and national partners to co-create integrated, multi-stakeholder solutions that deliver inclusive, climate-resilient development outcomes.

PwC has a proven track record in advancing investment-ready climate projects across all Green Climate Fund (GCF) results areas, leveraging its global network spanning 137 countries. Its strengths include extensive regional presence and technical expertise in feasibility studies, climate impact assessment, financial structuring, and risk mitigation. PwC delivers innovative, cross-sectoral solutions that enhance funding proposals and attract private sector investment. The firm actively fosters knowledge sharing and cross-country collaboration to build institutional capacity and accelerate climate finance. PwC’s regional experience covers both public and private sectors, with impactful work across Africa; Asia and the Pacific; Europe, Central Asia, and the The Middle East; as well as Latin America and the Caribbean.

Prime Consulting International (Prime) is a global technical advisory and project management firm headquartered in New Zealand, with offices across seven countries including Australia, Fiji, Afghanistan, UAE, Zambia, and the USA. Its geographic reach spans Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Central Asia, the The Middle East, and Europe through a joint venture with Planate Management Group.

It brings over 30 years of international experience in climate finance, sustainable infrastructure, and climate-smart development, with a strong focus on SIDS, LDCs, and FCAS contexts. Prime's work covers all eight GCF result areas, including energy, transport, cities, land use, health, livelihoods, infrastructure, and ecosystems.

Prime integrates policy, finance, and technical expertise with a strong commitment to gender inclusion and local ownership. With teams comprised largely of in-country nationals, the firm ensures GCF project preparation is context-sensitive, resilient, and delivers practical, sustainable outcomes for communities.

RTI holds a unique standing as both an independent, scientific research institute and a leading implementer of international development programs. It addresses the world’s most critical problems with environmental and social sciences, engineering, and international development solutions. Across 250 scientific disciplines, RTI experts apply research tools, technologies, and project implementation methodologies to support development banks, government agencies, civil society, and the private sector develop impactful climate programs across all eight of GCF’s results areas. Its diverse team of climate experts has cross sectoral expertise in adaptation and resilience (e.g., agriculture, water, infrastructure), mitigation (e.g., renewable energy, energy efficiency, forestry and land use, waste management), and cross-cutting sectors (e.g., nature-based solutions, food-energy-water nexus). It supports partners with varied project preparation activities including economic and financial analysis, climate impact measurement, baseline assessments and vulnerability analyses, pipeline development, financial structuring, gender assessments and action plans, environmental and social safeguards, among other areas.

Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) is a GCF Delivery Partner for PPF support, with 700 staff working across 60+ countries. Extensive sector experience in: electricity/battery storage, transportation, buildings, industry, carbon dioxide removal. Deep thematic experience in: (i) policy/regulation; (ii) private sector engagement; (iii) climate investment project preparation/development/implementation; (iv) climate strategies; (v) climate finance; (vi) knowledge management; (vii) workforce development; (viii) technical analyses. Work spans: Africa, Asia, Caribbean, Latin America, Pacific. Headquarters: Basalt, Colorado (USA), with offices in Nigeria, India, China, Indonesia. Expertise spans GCF result areas: energy generation/access; transport; buildings, cities, industries, and appliances; livelihoods of people/communities; infrastructure and built environment.

Deuman® is a consulting firm headquartered in Santiago, Chile, with offices across Latin America and the Caribbean and a strong network of local consultants. With over 30 years of experience and a global portfolio spanning more than 22 countries, Deuman® specializes in supporting Accredited Entities (AEs) such as governments, international cooperation agencies, financial institutions, and the private sector in designing and structuring high-impact, transformative climate projects. The firm offers deep technical and strategic expertise in project conceptualization, pre-feasibility and feasibility assessments, financial structuring, and developing funding proposals aligned with Green Climate Fund (GCF) requirements. Its work covers all eight GCF result areas, with strong capabilities in policy design, stakeholder engagement, climate resilience financial strategies, investment plan structuring, sustainable business models, innovative financial products, capacity building, and integrating mitigation and adaptation across sectors including energy, transport, agriculture, water, and infrastructure. Deuman®’s regional presence ensures context-responsive solutions that enhance project ownership, impact, and sustainability, helping AEs turn early-stage ideas into bankable, fundable proposals for low-emission, climate-resilient development.

The BASE Foundation is a Swiss non-profit organization headquartered in Basel, with strategic partnerships and implementation experience across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the The Middle East. A specialized partner of UNEP since 2001, BASE is recognized as a leading expert in climate finance and project structuring, turning climate ambitions into bankable, high-impact investments that engage both public and private sectors.

BASE develops and implements innovative business models and financing strategies that enable countries and institutions to scale up sustainable, replicable solutions. These approaches help transform markets, de-risk investment environments, and unlock financing from diverse sources. By aligning financial innovation with behavioural change, BASE drives investments in sustainable energy, climate resilience, and low-carbon development.

With a proven track record across more than 60 countries, BASE provides technical and financial advisory services throughout the full project cycle—from feasibility analysis and financial engineering to stakeholder engagement and environmental and social safeguards.

BASE’s methodologies prioritize scalability, gender equity, stakeholder ownership, and long-term systemic change. To date, it has supported the development of over 20 GCF Concept Notes and Funding Proposals across multiple regions, helping mobilize climate finance and co-create transformative GCF-funded projects and programmes.

WaterSprint Ltd, in partnership with FutureWater BV, leads a globally active consortium providing climate services across Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America, Europe, Central Asia, and the The Middle East. With offices in Pakistan, the Netherlands, UK, Spain, Mozambique, and Malawi, the consortium supports more than 100 countries in designing and delivering investment-ready, climate-resilient solutions.

The team offers deep expertise in climate modeling, hydrology, climate risk assessment, water and irrigation management, water productivity, nature-based solutions (NbS), ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA), WASH, and capacity building through inclusive stakeholder engagement.

Digital innovation powered by machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) is central to their approach, leveraging their own platforms such as:
• floz: A real-time flood and drought simulator with climate forecasting capabilities.
• inFarmer: A climate information system supporting climate-smart agriculture.
• I-DIP: A drought intelligence dashboard integrated with Google Earth Engine, offering real-time monitoring and seasonal forecasting.

With a strong track record in proposal development, data-driven planning, and participatory implementation, WaterSprint and FutureWater deliver tailored solutions that enhance climate resilience, drive adaptation, and align with GCF’s strategic result areas.

WSP and its subconsultants, Climate Horizons and Sidona Green Ltd. (the WSP team), have worked on numerous successful GCF Concept Note and Funding Proposal assignments for public and private Accredited Entities seeking GCF financing. The WSP team has experience across all the mitigation and adaptation results areas and has delivered: climate financing gap and needs narratives, additionality narratives and evidence; emissions, physical climate risk vulnerability, and community and natural capital baselines; GHG reduction and beneficiary impacts estimates; market analyses of opportunities and investment pipelines; stakeholder engagements and delivery of NOLs; social, environmental, and gender impact and management plans; fund operation guides and project selection tools; and financial models. The WSP team has been involved in successive GCF review rounds and knows the GCF process steps, guidance materials, protocols and templates to steer Funding Proposals from early development to Board approval.

WSP is headquartered in Canada and offers a vast global footprint of 600 offices in 50 countries across all world regions. As one of the largest engineering, environmental, and advisory services firms in the world, there are no programmatic or financed outcomes across the 8 GCF Results Areas where the WSP team lacks technical or scientific expertise to shape project design or manage and improve impacts.