The Investment Analyst in Bangladesh will be responsible for providing support in the coordination and implementation of programmatic activities under the Bangladesh Climate Prosperity Plan (CPP) and related climate finance initiatives. This role requires a proactive, detail-oriented, and highly organised self-starter who can manage complex workflows while bringing strong analytical and financial skills to support both program delivery and transaction advisory efforts. Core responsibilities include project management, stakeholder engagement, technical and policy analysis, and resource mobilization to advance Bangladesh’s transition toward climate-resilient and sustainable development pathways.

The Investment Associate in Bangladesh will be responsible for designing, coordinating, and implementing programmatic activities under the Bangladesh Climate Prosperity Plan (CPP) and related climate finance initiatives. This role requires a proactive, detail-oriented, and highly organised self-starter who can manage complex workflows while bringing strong analytical and financial skills to support both program delivery and transaction advisory efforts. Core responsibilities include project management, stakeholder engagement, technical and policy analysis, and resource mobilization to advance Bangladesh’s transition toward climate-resilient and sustainable development pathways.

The Investment Associate will be responsible for designing, coordinating, and implementing programmatic activities under the Gambia’s Climate Prosperity Investment and Financing Strategy and related climate finance initiatives. This role requires a proactive, detail-oriented, and highly organized self-starter who can manage complex workflows while bringing strong analytical and financial skills to support both program delivery and transaction advisory efforts. Core responsibilities include project management, stakeholder engagement, technical and policy analysis, and resource mobilization to advance The Gambia’s transition toward climate-resilient and sustainable development pathways.

The Associate will primarily focus on coordination and engagement with CVF-V20 members and partners within their respective region. The Associate will support coordination and implementation of various initiatives as it relates to Climate Prosperity Plans, financial protection & vertical funds, and international financial reform and trade. The Associate will also provide technical and administrative support to various programs on fellowships, parliaments, communications, advocacies, and arts & culture. There is also a strong focus on the execution of Climate Prosperity Plans (CPPs).

The Regional Director will primarily focus on coordination and engagement with CVF-V20 members and partners within their respective region. The Regional Director will also be responsible for the coordination and implementation of various initiatives as it relates to Climate Prosperity Plans, financial protection & vertical funds, and international financial reform and trade. The Regional Director will also provide technical and administrative support to various programs on fellowships, parliaments, communications, advocacies, and arts & culture. There is also a strong focus on the execution of Climate Prosperity Plans (CPPs).

The Global Shield against Climate Risks (GS) Board has recently mandated the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (FS) to host the GS Secretariat. For the three-year duration of the project, FS is seeking a full-time GS Secretariat Director. Apply now!

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Introduction The CVF-V20 is an international intergovernmental organization of countries most threatened by climate change. It is currently composed of 74 member states from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, the Middle East, and the Pacific, representing 1.74 billion people worldwide. Headquartered in Ghana, the mandate of the CVF-V20 is to support member countries to build climate resilience and to turn their vulnerability into prosperity.  The work of the CVF-V20 Secretariat requires significant travel in supporting member countries and potential member countries in the development of climate resilience strategies. The CVF-V20 Secretariat, therefore, requires the services of a proven and professionally run travel management service provider to provide professional travel services at very efficient and highly competitive rates that will ensure value for money to the Secretariat and our Donors/financial partners. The travel services requested will not be limited to its headquarters in Ghana but will extend to other locations worldwide based on the CVF-V20’s needs.  The successful service provider is expected to provide general travel services, including the following:  Ticketing: negotiation of flight plans, with a focus on obtaining the best rates for the CVF-V20; Quotations, reservations, and provision of air and rail tickets; Hotels: negotiating and proposing hotel quotes and making hotel reservations; In the event of cancellation, ticketing, or hotel reservations, the Travel agency should have the ability to ensure minimal costs/penalties to the organization;  Immigration: information on entry conditions and alerts to any restrictions imposed by the various countries of destination; Visa management services; and Consulting: precise monitoring of expenditure and production of annual statistics. In addition, the successful service provider will: Provide all relevant travel information, respecting the CVF-V20’s travel policy in terms of departure and return dates; Advise on the choice of the most economically advantageous offer; Provide clear information on