AFCIA Climate Adaptation Innovation in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Technical assistance for locally led climate adaptation pilots in Latin America and the Caribbean

Quién debería revisarla

Governmental institutions, universities, research centres, NGOs, private-sector entities and other organizations based in eligible developing countries in Latin America and the Caribbean with an innovative climate adaptation proposal.

Por qué la monitorea Nodo

It is relevant for universities, NGOs, public agencies, community organizations and climate-tech teams in the network that can turn local adaptation knowledge into tested pilots across water, resilience, ecosystems, health, agriculture, cities or community risk reduction.

Detalles conservados

Deadline

Applications are open until August 18, 2026.

Support offered

UN CTCN states that up to 10 more projects may be selected, with each project able to receive up to USD 150,000 in technical assistance support for piloting innovative climate adaptation solutions.

Eligibility

The call is open to entities based in developing countries that have officially nominated a National Designated Entity to the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism, including governmental institutions, universities, research centres, NGOs and private-sector entities.

Important distinction

The programme provides technical assistance rather than a direct cash grant, so applicants should frame the proposal around the expertise, implementation support, institutional capacity and pilot validation they need.

Source trail

Found during the weekly multilateral climate search and verified against the official CTCN call page and application materials.

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