Assessing and Managing Loss and Damage: Local-level Evidence to Inform Global-level... Tender

UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS) has floated a tender for Assessing and Managing Loss and Damage: Local-level Evidence to Inform Global-level Action in Gujarat State, India. The project location is New Delhi, Delhi (NCT), India. The reference number is CFP-2023-59 and it is closing on 29 Nov 2023. Suppliers can request Register free of cost to get the complete Tender details and download the document.

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Procurement Summary

State : Delhi (NCT)

Summary : Assessing and Managing Loss and Damage: Local-level Evidence to Inform Global-level Action in Gujarat State, India

Deadline : 29 Nov 2023

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 91802791

Document Ref. No. : CFP-2023-59

Financier : United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

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Tender Details

The funding for the project is part of a proposed three-year Danish contribution to support UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre (UNEP-CCC) located in the UN City Copenhagen on the topic of Assessing and managing loss and damage: Local-level evidence to inform global-level action.The impacts of climate change that are not avoided through adaptation are referred to as loss and damage. Loss and damage that can be repaired (for example, reduced agricultural outputs) is often referred to as economic loss and damage, and its magnitude can be monetized. Conversely, loss and damage that results in irreparable consequences (for example, the extinction of a species) is referred to as non-economic loss and damage, and its significance is best measured qualitatively.The costs of economic loss and damage have been estimated at several hundred billion US dollars per annum. Although these estimates have been cited as being comprehensive across world regions and hazards, they are not, due to both data gaps and uncertainties about future climate change impacts. Thus, such estimates are of limited use in global-level debates, beyond raising awareness about the large costs associated with economic loss an...
Publish Date: 07-Nov-2023
UN Orgnization: UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES (UNOPS)
Type of Notice: Grant support-call for proposal

Documents

 Tender Notice

01-CFP-2023-59-Assessing-and-managing-loss-and-damage-Gujarat.docx

02-CFP-2023-59-Proposal.docx

03-Declarations-CFP-2022-59.docx

04-CFP--Financial-proposal-CFP-2023-59.xlsx

05-CFP--Instructions-to-applicants--effective-15-Dec-2022-1-.pdf