This position is located within the Integrated Energy Access Planning Team. The Integrated Energy Access Planning Team aims to develop and scale best practices for energy access planning from both a technical and an institutional perspective by:
Developing strong partnerships with governments, development partners, private sector, and academia
Setting replicable country planning examples
Filling sectoral data and knowledge gaps with context-appropriate innovations, methodologies, and tools
Building planning capacity in governments and the Global South
SEforALL is supporting the Unidade Integrada de Planificação e Coordenação de Electrificação (UIPCE) within the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Mozambique (MIREME) to sustainably achieve its energy planning mandate with the implementation of an Integrated Energy Access Planning framework. Integrated Energy Access Planning (IEP) is a framework designed to help governments use planning as an effective decision-making and coordination tool to accelerate energy access. IEP is needs-driven and focuses on identifying planning needs and equipping governments with sustainable skills and tools that are fit-for-purpose, without advocating for any specific modeling or data management tool.
The Mozambique IEP project runs from Q2 2024-Q2 2027, and is designed to:
Develop UIPCE technical capacity on an ongoing basis
Provide coherent, flexible, long-term support across multiple energy access planning initiatives using geospatial data analytics and techno-economic modelling, including electrification and demand side planning such as productive use of energy or clean cooking integration.
Leverage collaboration with other projects/initiatives under the coordination of the UIPCE
Ensure replicability, transparency and documentation of all planning outputs and results
The Integrated Energy Access Planning project is coordinated by the UIPCE with support from SEforALL, and involves close collaboration between MIREME, FUNAE, EDM, the World Bank, Enabel, GET.Transform, and other development partners supporting the UIPCE in its mandate.
Under the direct supervision of the Senior Officer, Energy Planning, the purpose of this role is to support the coordination and successful delivery of the Integrated Energy Planning project in Mozambique, and the expansion of SEforALL activities and on-the-ground footprint in Mozambique. This is a part-time retainer role, expected to contribute an average of 12-15 days per month.
Project Implementation Support
Stakeholder Engagement and Communications Support
Occasional travel to/within Mozambique or internationally, as dictated by project or organizational requirements, is foreseen.