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CFAs: Petropavlovsk Urban Resilience Innovation Challenge (Kazakhstan)

Issued by Government of Japan · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls

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Published
22 Oct 2026
Closes
6 Nov 2026
Reference
cfas-petropavlovsk-urban-resilience-innovation-challenge-kazakhstan
Location
Kazakhstan
Sector
Climate, Resilience & Disaster Risk

At a glance

Government of Japan in Kazakhstan has published a funding call in climate, resilience & disaster risk: “CFAs: Petropavlovsk Urban Resilience Innovation Challenge (Kazakhstan)”. Submissions close on 6 November 2026, 2 days from today. Quote reference cfas-petropavlovsk-urban-resilience-innovation-challenge-kazakhstan in any correspondence with the buyer. FreeTender has recorded 3 notices from this buyer since 2026, 3 of them currently open. Bids are submitted to the buyer through fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls, not through FreeTender.

Details

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Kazakhstan is inviting eligible applicants to participate in the Petropavlovsk Urban Resilience Innovation Challenge 2026. This initiative, funded by the Government of Japan, aims to enhance urban resilience against climate and disaster risks in Petropavlovsk. The deadline for applications is 6 November 2026, 06:00 AM (New York time). The Petropavlovsk Urban Resilience Innovation Challenge 2026 is part of the regional project “Strengthening Urban Resilience to Disaster Risk and Climate Change in Central Asia.” The challenge seeks to identify and pilot scalable solutions that can enhance urban resilience in Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan, particularly against climate and disaster risks. Eligible applicants must meet UNDP’s procurement guidelines. The source does not specify further eligibility criteria, so interested parties should consult the official solicitation documents.

Proposed solutions should focus on:

This challenge is crucial for enhancing the resilience of Petropavlovsk to withstand and adapt to climate change and disaster risks. By supporting innovative solutions, the initiative aims to foster sustainable urban development and improve the quality of life for residents. What is the deadline for applications? The application deadline is 6 November 2026, at 06:00 AM (New York time). What is the total funding available? The total funding pool is up to USD 240,000, with up to six awards of up to USD 40,000 each. Who can apply? Entities eligible under UNDP’s procurement guidelines can apply. Specific eligibility details are in the solicitation documents. How do I apply? Applications must be submitted through the UNDP Supplier Portal (Quantum) using the reference number UNDP-KAZ-00766. When is the pre-application webinar? The webinar is on 26 October 2026, at 15:00 Astana time. Eligible applicants should review the official guidelines and submit their applications through the designated channels. For detailed instructions and requirements, visit the UNDP procurement notice and attend the pre-application webinar to gain comprehensive insights.

Context for bidders

We hold 3 notices from Government of Japan, going back to October 2026 — 3 of them still open. They buy mostly in Education & Training and Climate, Resilience & Disaster Risk. There is 1 open Climate, Resilience & Disaster Risk tender in Kazakhstan. This one closes in 2 days.

Before you bid on this tender

A quick checklist to help you decide whether to bid and prepare a compliant submission for this climate, resilience & disaster risk opportunity. Always verify the details on the official source.

  • Confirm the exact closing date and time (and time zone) on the official portal — deadlines are strict and can be revised by a corrigendum.
  • Read the full notice and every attached document, including the scope, specifications and any bill of quantities or terms of reference.
  • Check the eligibility criteria — prior similar experience, annual turnover, certifications and registrations — and make sure you qualify before investing effort.
  • Prepare any earnest-money deposit (EMD) or bid security and the required formats early; missing or wrongly-formatted documents are a common cause of rejection.
  • Note how bids must be submitted (online or physical), in what format, and whether a digital signature or portal registration is required.
  • Watch for corrigenda and clarifications right up to the deadline — requirements and dates can change.
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