Are you part of an organization passionate about climate resilience and community empowerment? Here’s an opportunity to make a lasting impact.
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is now inviting proposals for a new initiative under its Climate Technology Innovation division – the Scaling Locally Led Adaptation Solutions (SLLAS) project. This exciting opportunity is open to institutions ready to collaborate in advancing community-centered climate adaptation.
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🔍 About the Opportunity
This current Call for Proposals targets Component 2: Demand Creation and Awareness Raising, a key part of the broader SLLAS initiative. The goal is to elevate community-driven solutions that address climate challenges from the ground up.
👥 What’s Involved?
The selected partner(s) will help:
✅ Train and engage 90 local adaptation advocates
✅ Co-create 30 community-based adaptation plans
✅ Drive local-level leadership and expand public understanding of practical, locally adapted climate strategies
These activities will be anchored in local knowledge, addressing the unique vulnerabilities and needs of each community.
🗓️ Important Dates
- Application Deadline: 7 May 2025 at 16:00 CET
- Event Reference: RfP Event No. 7000007630
- Submission Method: Proposals must be submitted via the UNIDO e-Procurement Portal
🌍 Why It Matters
Locally led adaptation efforts are crucial for creating sustainable, inclusive, and effective climate resilience strategies. By scaling these solutions, SLLAS aims to bridge global expertise with community wisdom—empowering people where they are and equipping them to lead the response to climate risks.
If your organization works in climate adaptation, community development, or local capacity building, this is a valuable chance to scale your efforts in partnership with a global leader in sustainable development.
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