EIF Namibia

Dear Stakeholders,

We have extended the deadline for our stakeholder survey to allow more time for participation.

If you have not yet completed the questionnaire, we kindly encourage you to do so at your earliest convenience. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us understand your experiences, strengthen our relationships and improve the services we provide.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey using the link below:

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We greatly appreciate your time, participation, and continued support. Thank you for helping us shape a better future together.

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Today, we join the global community in celebrating World Environment Day and reaffirming our commitment to protecting the environment for present and future generations.

At the EIF we believe that sustainable development begins with responsible environmental stewardship. Through our investments in climate resilience, biodiversity conservation, renewable energy, sustainable livelihoods and community-driven development, we continue to support initiatives that create a greener, more prosperous Namibia.

This World Environment Day, let us all play our part in safeguarding our natural resources, reducing our environmental footprint and building a sustainable future where people and nature thrive together.

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BID CANCELLATION NOTICE

The EIF hereby informs all interested bidders and stakeholders that the Request for Proposal (RFP) referenced SC/RP/EIF-01/2026 for the provision of consultancy services to develop an IPPU GHG Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) Regulatory Framework in Namibia has been cancelled.

EIF appreciates the interest and effort demonstrated by all prospective bidders and regrets any inconvenience caused. Any further procurement-related updates will be communicated through the Fund’s official channels.

For enquiries, please contact the Procurement Management Unit.

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On this Africa Day, let us renew our commitment to a greener, more resilient and united Africa.

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Kind reminder to all stakeholders who have not yet participated in the questionnaire to do so at your earliest convenience.

Please note that the closing date is fast approaching and your feedback is highly valued and appreciated.

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Thank you for your participation and cooperation.

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Representing the Environmental Investment Fund , Mr Benedict Libanda, at the Namibia-EU Business Forum 2026 , strengthening partnerships that support Namibia’s green transition, sustainable investment and climate-resilient economic growth.

The forum continues to position Namibia as a strategic partner in renewable energy, sustainable industrialisation and green finance.



Delegation of the European Union to Namibia

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Innovation. Sustainability. Impact.

Join us as we celebrate Namibia’s brightest green entrepreneurs at the GCIP Namibia Annual Forum and Award Ceremony.

Meet the finalists driving climate solutions and shaping a sustainable future.

📍 CcHub Namibia, Windhoek
📅 07 May 2026

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In a significant step toward addressing water insecurity in the Oshikoto Region, the Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) and the Oshikoto Governor’s Office today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to implement urgent and sustainable water interventions.

The agreement, signed by EIF Chief Executive Officer, Benedict Libanda and Governor Sacky Kathindi, establishes a structured framework for collaboration aimed at improving access to potable water for communities affected by the region’s ongoing water shortage crisis.

As part of the initial phase, an estimated N$6.4 million has been committed toward the drilling, development and installation of boreholes at priority sites. The broader intervention is projected at approximately N$22 million, subject to the mobilisation of additional funding. The partnership will further support the installation of water pumping systems, storage infrastructure and distribution networks, alongside technical assessments, stakeholder coordination and ongoing project monitoring to ensure transparency and efficiency.

This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to strengthening water security, safeguarding public health and building long-term resilience through sustainable and climate-responsive solutions.



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Internship Opportunity //

We’re looking for passionate, driven individuals ready to gain hands-on experience and grow with us.

If you’re eager to learn and make an impact, your journey starts here.

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