📋 Tender Overview
The deadline for sending the proposals of the notice periphery resilient, which will select projects focused on structuring initiatives to include urban peripheries to climate change, focused on the application of nature -based solutions (SBN), was extended to July 28. The initiative is from the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MMA), through the National Fund on Climate Change (FNMC), in partnership with the Ministry of Cities.
The notice is available on the FNMC page. ()
Announced in June, the lawsuit encompasses two edicts - one by MMA and one by the Ministry of Cities - in the total amount of R 25 million ().
In the context of MMA, at least four proposals will be selected, with a budget of R 10 million, to be executed between 2025 and 2026 (R 6.5 million in 2025; R 3.5 million in 2026). Already the announcement of the Ministry of Cities, will allocate R 15 million for the selection of at least six proposals. Both public calls have national coverage.
Only civil society organizations can participate in the public call and each proposal can be contemplated with values between R 1 million and R 2.5 million. The Notice will use the total amount of resources available in the non -refundable mode of the Climate Fund, as approved by the Management Committee and consolidated in the Annual Resource Application Plan (PAAR) 2025.
Proposals should include one of the 41 macro priority areas of the Viva Periphery Program or its immediate surroundings. These regions were defined based on the process of selecting the new PAC - Urbanization of Favelas Urbanization - Sustainable and Resilient Cities Axis, and represent territories with structural disabilities and precarious public services, often exposed to environmental risks.
Partnership
The initiative of the resilient green peripheries is the result of the articulation between the MMA and the Ministry of Cities, in synergy with the resilient green cities programs and living periphery.
The Resilient Green Cities Program, instituted by Decree 12.041/2024, is coordinated by the Ministries of Environment and Climate Change; of cities and science; and technology and innovation, and focuses on reducing climatic inequalities and risks through urban adaptation actions.
Already the Viva Periphery Program, created by Decree 12.260/2024 and conducted by the Ministry of Cities, acts to reduce socio -territorial inequalities in peripheral areas, promoting access to public services and opportunities for social and economic inclusion.
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