Evaluation of the European Climate Protection Tender - 138820988

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Country: Germany

Summary: Evaluation of the European Climate Protection Initiative (Euki) and Impulses for further Development

Deadline: 05 May 2026

Posting Date: 01 Apr 2026

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Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 138820988

Document Ref. No.: Z I 3 VSt - 1957/2026

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

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79419000 - Evaluation consultancy services

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The European Climate Protection Initiative (EUKI) was launched in 2017 by resolution of the German Bundestag under the leadership of the Federal Environment Ministry. The overarching goal of the EUKI is to support the transition to climate neutrality Economies in Europe by 2050 at the latest, particularly at the local/regional level, including through transnational learning and collaboration. The EUKI is intended to support the climate policy dialogue between Germany and the other EU member states. -accession countries, capacity building, exchange of knowledge and experience in the area of ​​climate protection between governmental and non-governmental. Actors from Germany and other EU member states or accession countries as well as a better understanding of German climate policy in europe Serve abroad. The structure of the EUKI includes two central funding strands: • Tendering and funding of projects in accordance with the ministry's content priorities, also with regard to bilateral cooperation and on the basis of Initiative applications (so-called “BMUKN strand”). • Annual ideas competitions enable the selection and financing of suitable, cross-border projects from municipalities, science and civil society as well as companies oriented towards the common good Target countries (Central, Eastern and Southern Europe, the Baltic States and the Western Balkans). Projects are funded within the framework of financing agreements between the Society for International Cooperation and the funding recipients based on the federal budget regulations. The funding rate for individual projects can be up to 95% and is non-repayable. The project organizations are also asked to assess the GHG reduction potential and/or to increase CO2 sequestration. These are usually indirect effects of the implementation of non-investment and non-technical projects, which is why a precise calculation is not possible for every project. This is particularly the case when...

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