Daphnée Benayoun

Daphnée Benayoun
Dalberg Global Development Advisors

Daphnée Benayoun is an Associate Partner, head of Dalberg’s presence in Paris and co-lead of its Global Infrastructure practice. She is also a member of the leadership of Dalberg’s Gender Practice. Most of her work looks at supporting the mobilization of capital and investment toward climate-positive and gender-aware infrastructure, transport systems, and technologies. She has done extensive work supporting the transition to safe and clean mobility in low- and middle-income countries with a focus on Africa and South Asia. She has co-authored landmark publications, including “Catalyzing Investment in Electric Mobility – The Case for Africa and the Middle East” with FMO Ventures and “Saving Lives Through Private Investment in Road Safety” with the World Bank Group.

Articles by Daphnée Benayoun

Guest Articles

Monday
January 22
2024

Daphnée Benayoun / Kiran Willmot / Debashish Roychoudhury

Driving the EV Transition in LMICs: How Low- and Middle-Income Countries Can Accelerate the Adoption of Electric Vehicles

Amid mounting climate concerns, public health issues and economic challenges, the case for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is compelling. Based on the strategies adopted by numerous countries, including many pioneer LMICs, Daphnée Benayoun, Kiran Willmot and Debashish Roychoudhury at Dalberg share four priority drivers that governments should consider to accelerate and manage their EV transition.

Categories
Energy, Environment, Technology, Transportation

Tags
decarbonization, e-mobility, energy access, manufacturing, public policy, regulations, sustainable business

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