Principal Specialist, Urban Transport

Role Overview

EBRD is a market leader in financing innovative environmental projects across its Countries of Operations, which currently include Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, Turkey, and the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean (SEMED) countries of Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Jordan. The Bank has financed over 50 urban transport projects, of diverse scope, across its Countries of Operations in the region, including not only the full range of public transport investments (metro, LRT/tram, trolleybus, urban bus, passenger ferries) as well as automated fare collection systems, traffic management/ITS, parking, public lighting, and urban roads. Project structures are equally diverse, including public and private sector clients, private sponsors from PPP/concessions arrangements, but with a focus on projects structured as direct sub-sovereign and municipal public utility projects. The Bank has a strong project pipeline, including PPPs, and is addressing energy efficiency and climate change issues through its Sustainable Energy Initiative.

The Bank's strategy in the urban transport (UT) sector is to modernise and improve UT infrastructure and services through structures that consolidate environmental benefits, and create lasting and robust financial, institutional and regulatory outcomes. The objective of the role is to build on the activities already implemented to increase the Bank's impact (in terms of volume of financing, number of operations, coverage of sectors, energy savings and emissions reductions and, innovative financing instruments) and assist the region in improving the sustainability of the UT sector more generally.

Key Responsibilities and Deliverables

The successful candidate will support MEI Operation Leaders to structure, close and monitor UT transactions. You will scope and oversee significant consultancy assignments related to project preparation, due diligence, project implementation, corporate development and institutional strengthening. The UT Specialist will analyse regulatory, institutional, business planning, technical, economic, procurement and environmental aspects of projects. Specific tasks will include:

Business Development, Project Preparation Structuring

Project Implementation

Policy Dialogue

Donor Relationship

August 9, 2013 • Tags:  • Posted in: Financial

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