Postes à Annecy, France

Projects: Green Finance Accelerator project
Employment Type: ConsultantFirm
Starting Period: 17 November 2025 – 28 February 2026

The Global Buildings Performance Network (GBPN) is a globally and regionally focused non-government not‑for‑profit organisation whose mission is to provide policy expertise and technical assistance to advance building energy performance and realise sustainable built environments for all. With team members located around the World in Indonesia, India, Australia, and Europe, GBPN brings over 10 years of knowledge and innovation to sustainable building policy reform. With every project, governments leverage our intellectual capital, our experience, analysis, evidence and our network.

GBPN goal is to contribute to the building sector achieving its full energy savings and CO2 mitigation potential of more than 2.1 Gt by 2030. To do that, GBPN assists governments and industry to implement climate change actions in their building sectors that help achieve their commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

Over the past three years, GBPN has experienced rapid organisational growth and expansion of services, particularly in Indonesia and India. There is also the very real issue of time running out. If we are to achieve zero emissions by 2030, incremental change is no longer enough, we need to think and act bigger and faster.

GBPN works using a unique coalition model that connects local policymakers and building professionals with industry-leading experts to reform building policies to achieve zero-emissions goals. We combine global insights with local action changing building policy through education, support and collaboration.

GBPN’s operation in Indonesia started in late 2019 and has continued to grow with the goal to become a trusted partner and thought leader in providing sustainable and innovative solutions to achieve Zero Emission Buildings in Indonesia. We have provided policy and technical assistance to policymakers, private sector, academicians/ researchers and other key stakeholders to support the government in meeting its climate goals through the building sector.

One of the GBPN’s on‑going projects is the Green Finance Accelerator (GFA), that aims to increase the private sector’s uptake and contribution to Zero Emission Buildings (ZEBs) by promoting the design, adoption, and scaling of appropriate green financing instruments that are more suitable for the Indonesian market context. In this regard, one of GFA’s key targets is to review the readiness of potential green investment instruments — such as carbon market, sustainability‑linked‑loans (SLL) and others — in advancing the Green Building sector.

To achieve this, GBPN is seeking a Consultant Firm to conduct a comprehensive review and analysis on economic modelling related to the green building financing in Indonesia. In addition, the Consultant Firm is also expected to provide other support for the GFA project relevant to the above review and analysis work.

The Consultant Firm will work under the supervision of GBPN Indonesia’s Acting Project Manager and Senior Manager as well as the Senior Climate Finance Advisor for the Green Finance Accelerator project.

The Consultant Firm will deliver the following tasks within the contract period, as follows:

• Economic Modelling (Timeline: 28 February 2026)
  • Scope of Work
    • a) Develop cost–benefit analysis and financial viability models for the select priority green financing instruments (as the result of market mapping analysis), reflecting the perspectives and incentives of different key actors (e.g., developers, financial institutions, investors, regulators).
    • b) Build an economic model for carbon markets in Indonesia, including (i) pricing simulations for building‑related carbon credits and (ii) sensitivity analysis under different scenarios (e.g., carbon price fluctuations, changes in supply and demand side).
  • Deliverables
    • A cost–benefit and financial viability report for selected instruments, including scenario analyses.
    • An economic model (detailing the underlying assumptions/datasets/calculation framework) for carbon markets in Indonesia’s building sector.
    • A set of presentation slides summarizing the above.
• Focus Group Discussions (Target Date: 28 February 2026)
  • Scope of Work
    • a) Deliver focus group discussions to discuss and validate the economic modelling analysis with key stakeholders (i.e. policymakers, private sector/developers, financial institutions, etc.): organize invitations, follow‑up on invitations and logistics.
    • b) Facilitate focus group discussions and arrange subject‑matter expert(s) for the discussions (if needed).
    • c) Support preparation of discussion materials.
    • d) Document process and results of the discussion.
    • e) Coordinate with the project team and other project’s consultants (if needed) to ensure well‑structured and targeted recommendations.
  • Deliverables
    • Minutes of Meeting / focus group discussions.
    • Post‑consultation reports (including a photo documentation, agenda, attendants list and contact list, post‑event evaluation form, etc.).

The consulting firm is expected to deliver key deliverables to GBPN on the following dates:

• The Inception report with agreed workplan and resources (team, budget, deliverables) by 28 November 2025.
• The First draft of the report by 31 December 2025.
• The Second draft of the report by 31 January 2026.
• Final report submission (with presentation slides and all required documents) by 23 February 2026.

We are looking for a consultant firm with the proven track record and experience in the following criteria:

• Knowledge in green and sustainable finance, with strong knowledge of financial instruments such as sustainability‑linked loans, carbon credits/markets, and green bonds.
• A good understanding of Indonesia’s building and construction sector, including relevant policy, regulatory, and market dynamics.
• Demonstrated experience in economic and financial modelling, including cost–benefit analysis, pricing scenario simulations, and investment risk/return assessments.
• Proven ability to conduct market assessments and stakeholder engagement (including conducting focus group discussions and stakeholder meetings).
• Experience working with relevant stakeholders (e.g., government agencies, financial institutions, private sectors, and development partners in Indonesia).
• An excellent command of English and notably very good writing skills, as all deliverables must be presented in that language and general correspondence is in English. Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia is a major advantage.
• Experience in working with international donors or other donor‑funded programs will also be valuable.

• Assignment through a (consulting) contract over a period of 17 November 2025 – 28 February 2026;
• The consultant firm will work from their normal place of work.

Schedule of Payment:

• Upon approval of Inception report: 20% of total contract amount shall be paid to the consultant firm (inclusive of expenses or plus reimbursable expenses 1 upon submission of invoice and supporting documents, as applicable).
• Upon approval of first draft of report: 20% of total contract amount shall be paid to the consultant firm (inclusive of expenses or plus reimbursable expenses 2 upon submission of invoice and supporting documents, as applicable).
• Upon approval of final draft and all deliverables (receiving of Final Approval Notes from GBPN): 60% of total contract amount shall be paid to the consultant firm (inclusive of expenses or plus reimbursable expenses 3 upon submission of invoice and supporting documents, as applicable).

This position is available for immediate commencement; the selected firm is offered a service consulting contract from 17 November 2025 – 28 February 2026. Communication with GBPN team members around the world is largely online.

In consideration of the performance of the Services under this Task Order the Consultant Firm shall be paid the Fees and Expenses as set out in the ‘Schedule of Payment’ section above. Unless The Association objects to all or a portion of any invoice submitted by the Consultant Firm, the Association shall make payment within 60 days of its receipt.

All expenses incurred in performing the Services will be passed on to the Association at cost and will be invoiced as incurred. The consultant submits an invoice by email to finance@gbpn.org indicating the Project Code.

Email proposal by 14 November 2025 to: careers@gbpn.org , including “Consultant for Economic Modelling Analysis for Green Finance Accelerator – Indonesia” in the email subject line.

Please provide an application/proposal including (indicate your availability over the period):

– Consultant/expert /partner organization’s – Name, Details and experience
– A Technical proposal detailing your approach for the services and work described.
– A financial proposal

Attachment:
Information to be included in the proposal (technical and financial)

Consultant/expert /partner organization ’s – Name, Details and Experience

• If applicable, briefly describe the background and organization of your consulting firm/organization and provide a short bio for the consultant/s that your organization proposes to engage for this assignment.
• Experience: Using the proposed form, provide information on at least 3 previous consulting assignments similar to the proposed assignment

Assignment/project name: Approx. value of the contract (in current US$):
Name of Client/Funder:
Country:
Location within country: Start date – completion date (MM/YY):
Duration of assignment (FTE days):

Name of Project leader/consultant: Key project output:

Description of Project:

Description of actual services provided by consultant/organization within the assignment:

Comments and/or Suggestions on the Terms of Reference

Present and justify here any modifications to the Terms of Reference you or your organization would like to propose, if there are any, to perform the assignment better and more effectively.

Such suggestions should be concise and incorporated in your Proposal.

Technical Proposal : Description of Technical Approach, Methodology and Work Plan, and Team

• Technical approach, methodology and work plan are key components of your Proposal. You should explain your understanding of the objectives of the assignment, your approach to the services and how you’ll address the problem, your methodology for carrying out the activities and obtaining the expected output. The workplan will propose the main activities of the assignment, their content and duration, phasing and interrelations, milestones and delivery dates of the reports as well as include all outputs.
• Team: As deemed appropriate you should propose the structure and composition of your team, including roles in the assignment and responsibilities, as well as level of efforts (FTE days). A CV of the proposed key personnel/team members should be included.

Name of Staff

Area of Expertise Relevant to the Assignment

Assigned Tasks or Deliverables

Number of Days

Provide a financial proposal per the following format:

TOTAL PROJECT COST

Names Position Number of days Daily Rate 4 Total USD

For Deliverables/Output costed proposal, provide a financial proposal per the following format:

Activities/ Deliverables/Tasks Output/Date of Completion (Date submitted to GBPN) Number of days Daily Rate Total USD

Reimbursable Expenses 5

(Provide description/details of expenses as appropriate)

– International travel (airfare)

– Per diems (covering hotel, meals and incidentals)

– Local travel (ground transportation)

– Other Direct expenses as applicable – please provide details

TOTAL inclusive of taxes, duties, fees and other impositions USD

1 Any reimbursement for travel expenses will require prior approval by the GBPN team.

2 Any reimbursement for travel expenses will require prior approval by the GBPN team.

3 Any reimbursement for travel expenses will require prior approval by the GBPN team.

4 Daily fees should be inclusive of all fringe benefits, applicable taxes and other costs.

5 Reimbursable expenses shall be limited to reasonable, allowable and necessary costs to undertake the services defined in the terms of reference and should be commensurate with the proposal.

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