Consultancy: Climate Change Adaptation Mapping

• Country: Norway
• Summary: Consultancy: Climate Change Adaptation Mapping
• NOT Ref No: 65895839
• Deadline: 15 May 2022
• Financier: Other Funding Agencies
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Consultancy: Climate Change Adaptation Mapping NRC is aiming to strengthen our response to address the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation on the displacement affected. This mapping will be the first step towards mapping out how these new risks are affecting NRC-s target population, identifying good practice from other actors and providing recommendations on how we should strengthen our response in this area. NB start date September 2022. Objectives of the work The scope of the exercise will be to consider situations where we see the combined risks of conflict and climate change having an impact on the displacement affected. This mapping is the first step in the development of such responses. We are looking for a consultant to help us answer the following: 1. What are and will be the most common and severe impacts that climate change and environmental degradation presents to NRC-s target group, already affected by conflict and displacement? 2. Considering NRC-s current areas of expertise and geographic areas of operations, what risks related to climate change and environmental degradation should we prioritise to strengthen our preparedness and response to? 3. Addressing the impacts of climate change on the displacement affected can be done through a wide range of responses -from early warning and anticipatory action to disaster risk reduction and preparedness, resilience building and climate change adaptation to response programming. Considering the risks identified above, provide recommendations on what responses NRC should focus on developing to have the most positive impact for the displacement affected in the areas where we operate. 4. What lessons learned from other programme or advocacy and policy work on climate change adaptation, also outside the humanitarian sector, should NRC look to to guide our further response development? 5. Give recommendations on the next steps that NRC will need to take, at different levels of the organisation, to build the required capacity for successfully responding to the new challenges that the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation presents to the displacement affected. Duties of the consultant The consultant will liaise with and report to the Global Lead on Climate and Environment at regular and agreed times during the consultancy to help ensure success of the project. The consultant is required to retain flexibility and respond to the provided feedback. NRC will have the final decision on the set up and presentation of the report developed as a result of the consultancy. Deliverables • One report (max 30 pages) responding to the requested objectives of the work as listed above • One summary (2 pages) of the key recommendations • One presentation of recommendations from the consultancy for NRC-s Global Programme Team
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