The call for expressions of interest, formalized on June 16, 2026, regarding the institution's own financial resources, deploys an institutional adjustment program divided into 4 operational lots. The approach aims to empower the country in structuring, technical mounting, and managing environmental projects, freeing the state from intermediation fees levied by multilateral agencies. The readjustment of the deadline for submitting expertise offers to July 21, 2026, at 2 PM, triggers the harmonization of internal procedures with the requirements of global green finance.

The standardization relies on the comprehensive revision of administrative and financial procedure manuals. The consultants selected for the first three components have 90 calendar days to design the environmental and social management system, formalize the climate strategy, develop the code of conduct on gender equity, and structure the integrity device, including whistleblower protection. A fourth component requires external legal expertise deliverable within 14 days by a lawyer with 10 years of experience at the National Bar, to establish the administrative autonomy of the agency and its capacity to enter into international contractual commitments.

The ultimate validation of the file by the FVC instances will open a direct financing channel for resilient agriculture programs, energy transition, and protection against climate hazards. By raising its management standards to global environmental requirements, the Autonomous Amortization Fund asserts its position as a central operator of future investments.


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