OUR EXPERTISE

From concept to financing.

Building on the expertise developed by Triple Capital HQ, our services cover the full chain of strategic project structuring, upstream of and alongside funded projects.

PILLAR 1

Strategic advisory and project engineering.

We support governments, institutions and partners in developing sector strategies, structuring projects and preparing investment plans aligned with national strategic frameworks and partner priorities.

TYPICAL ASSIGNMENTS

Concept notes and pre-feasibility studies

Alignment with national strategic frameworks (NDPs, NDCs) and partner priorities

Logical frameworks, theories of change and implementation plans

Support for the design of sector programmes

PILLAR 2

Financial structuring and access to finance.

We identify relevant funding sources and prepare projects eligible for international climate and development finance mechanisms, ensuring consistency with national strategies and donor priorities.

TYPICAL ASSIGNMENTS

Mapping of funding windows: multilateral climate funds, development banks, bilateral cooperation

Preparation of eligibility packages and concept notes in donor formats

Financial structuring and resource mobilisation strategies

Support to national entities in engaging with international mechanisms

PILLAR 3

Institutional capacity building.

We train and assist project owners to ensure sound governance, coordination and long-term sustainability, beyond initial financing, through to the sustainability of results.

TYPICAL ASSIGNMENTS

Training project teams on donor requirements

Technical assistance for governance and inter-institutional coordination

Monitoring, evaluation and accountability systems

Sustainability strategies beyond initial funding

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

Integrating climate-resilient housing solutions.

Compressed earth block (CEB) technology is the flagship product of our partner Hydraform International (South Africa). Triple Capital Tchad works upstream: we design, structure and finance the projects (resilient social housing, schools, health centres, low-carbon community infrastructure) in which these construction solutions are deployed.

Why these solutions matter for climate finance?

Climate-resilient housing and infrastructure are essential components of adaptation strategies in Africa. Compared with conventional materials (fired bricks, cement-intensive construction) CEB technologies significantly cut carbon emissions and energy use while building on local resources.

They also deliver economic benefits: local value chains, jobs for local artisans and businesses, and reduced dependence on imported materials.

In vulnerable regions such as the Sahel, they enable schools, health centres and social housing programmes adapted to extreme heat, flooding and rainfall variability.