Call for experts: Assessment of innovative adaptation technologies in cities

Call for experts: Assessment of innovative adaptation technologies in cities

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Objective
Adaptation
Source organisation
Climate Technology Centre and Network
Sectors
Waste management
Approach
Disaster risk reduction
Ecosystems and biodiversity
Gender
Cross-sectoral enabler
Economics and financial decision-making
Governance and planning
Innovation & RDD

The CTCN is seeking experts to participate in the upcoming solicitation to provide technical assistance on:

 

Assessment of innovative adaptation technologies in cities

 

Deadline: 14 November 2025

 

Uruguay faces increasing climate threats, including higher temperatures, stronger winds and rainfall, and rising sea levels, with models projecting these trends to intensify by century’s end. Urban areas are especially vulnerable: heatwaves and urban heat islands affect public health and drive up energy use, while wind patterns influence local ventilation and heat dispersion. Although the National Adaptation Plan for Cities (PNA-Ciudades, 2021) advanced understanding of these dynamics, there remain critical gaps in high-resolution temperature and wind data needed to inform effective, evidence-based urban adaptation strategies.

Through the CTCN, Uruguay will strengthen its technical and institutional capacities to generate, analyze, and apply localized climate data on temperature extremes and wind behavior in urban areas. Some of the expected outputs are:
 
  • Generation of knowledge on Urban Heat Island (UHI) risk, including monitoring technologies;
  • Technical feasibility and benefits of the suggested adaptation measures and feasibility of replicability of the proposed monitoring network;
  • Preparation of a Concept Note to be submitted to the UNFCCC financial mechanism/ cooperation fund;

     

For further information on this opportunity, visit the UN Global Market Place (UNGM) or the UN website. 

If you are not yet a member of the CTCN Network, you can apply to join here.


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