Interactions between Climate Action and Defence
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- Deadline
- Sep 14,Expired
- Award
- Pris 30%
Brief
De Europese Commissie, DG DEFIS - Defence Industry and Space, gevestigd in België, heeft behoefte aan diensten voor een studie met een maximale totale waarde van 200.000 EUR over een periode van 1 jaar. De studie zal de interacties tussen EU-klimaatactie en defensiebeleid analyseren in de context van de Russische agressie, door synergieën, afwegingen en risico's te identificeren. Het doel is te beoordelen hoe de defensiesector kan bijdragen aan de EU-klimaatdoelstellingen (mitigatie, veerkracht, natuurherstel en dual-use schone technologieën), en te onderzoeken hoe klimaatbeleid kan bijdragen aan en van invloed kan zijn op defensiecapaciteiten en -paraatheid, de defensie-industrie, het opbouwen van publieke veerkracht tegen hybride bedreigingen en budgettaire prioriteiten. De gunningscriteria zijn kwaliteit (70%) en prijs (30%).
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From the notice
The objective of the study is to analyse how EU climate action and defence policy interact in the context of Russia’s aggression, by identifying synergies, trade-offs and risks. It aims to: • assess how the defence sector can contribute to EU climate goals (mitigation, resilience, nature restoration and dual-use clean technologies), • examine how climate policies can contribute to and impact on defence capabilities and readiness, the defence industry, build public resilience against hybrid threats, and budgetary priorities. The study is intended to provide evidence for aligning rearmament and defence readiness with EU climate neutrality and resilience objectives and aligning the design of climate policies with defence needs.
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clima-tenders@ec.europa.eu- CompetitionType
- 90000000Main codeSewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services
- 73410000Military research and technology75220000Defence services90711000Environmental impact assessment other than for construction