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Meridiam invites an intern to join the African Infrastructure Fellowship Program (AIFP) in Paris. The role blends strategic research, concessional capital mapping, and international coordination to support infrastructure development and blended-finance strategies.
The intern will design databases, develop a knowledge-management tool, and assist with masterclasses, partnerships, and communications across diverse countries. Fluency in English is required, French is a plus.
Meridiam was founded in 2005 by Thierry Déau, with the belief that the alignment of interests between the public and private sector can provide critical solutions to the collective needs of communities.
Meridiam is an independent investment Benefit Corporation and an asset manager. The firm specializes in the development, financing, and long-term management of sustainable public infrastructure in three core sectors - sustainable mobility, critical public services and innovative low carbon solutions - and invests in sustainable SMEs in Europe. With offices in Addis Ababa, Amman, Dakar, Istanbul, Johannesburg, Libreville, Luxembourg, Paris, Vienna and Washington, Meridiam manages over EUR23 billion and more than 130 projects to date.
Meridiam is certified ISO 9001: 2015, ISO 37001 Anti-Corruption certification by AFNOR and applies a unique methodology in relation to ESG and impact based on United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Present across Africa through its offices in Addis Ababa, Dakar, Johannesburg and Libreville, Meridiam is also committed to developing the talent the continent's infrastructure needs. In this spirit, Thierry Déau co-founded the African Infrastructure Fellowship Program (AIFP), a pan-African programme dedicatedto strengthening the skills and networks of professionals working on infrastructure development and financing in Africa. Through its Masterclasses, regional Bootcamps, professional immersions and Alumni network, AIFP brings together professionals from the public and private sectors, international financial institutions, development partners and leading academic institutions. With a growing network of more than 100 Alumni across Africa, AIFP is expanding its activities, partnerships and communication.
A major component of the internship will be to design, build and maintain a structured mapping of concessional and catalytic capital sources relevant, in particular to TURF projects. The tool should enable teams to identify suitable financing sources based on:
The intern will help establish a practical database and user-friendly tool, develop a process for keeping the information current, identify funding gaps and opportunities, and support the formulation of concessional and blended-finance strategies for priority projects and funds.